October 28th, 2024

Residents invited to quiz Adur & Worthing Councils’ housing leaders

Residents in Adur and Worthing are being encouraged to play a greater role in holding decision-makers, both inside and outside of the councils, to account.

Adur & Worthing Councils, as councils for the community, are redesigning the way they work with residents to support them to have their say and make a difference in their area.

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October 10th, 2024

Worthing Pier temporarily closed for repairs

Worthing Pier has been closed temporarily as a safety precaution after one of its supports was damaged in the recent severe weather.

During the autumn and winter Worthing Borough Council occasionally has to close the pier to make sure residents and visitors are not put at risk during particularly strong coastal winds.

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September 27th, 2024

Councils narrowing the financial gap but difficult choices lie ahead

The focus by Adur & Worthing Councils on redesigning their services to work more closely with their communities is helping firm up finances for the future.

This year the councils are reshaping the way they provide services and exploring with residents, community groups and partners how Adur and Worthing can be improved if they all work together.

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September 14th, 2024

NEWS FLASH Body Shop Worthing saved from closure

After going into administration in February 2024, The Body Shop have been saved by the consortium Auréa led by Mike Jatania, who previously ran Lornamead, which owned personal care brands including Lypsyl, Woods of Windsor, Yardley and Harmony haircare and the new chief executive of The Body Shop will be Charles Denton, former chief executive of Molton Brown.

With the local stores Worthing, Brighton, Chichester staying open, there are no plans from The Body Shop to close any more of the 113 remaining stores. This is positive news for the company with the chain staying alive, as well as the local community and high street!

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