December 21st, 2022
Graeme Brooker, 54, of Vale Avenue in Worthing, had power of attorney over his sister, Cheryl, who had been left physically and mentally impaired following a series of strokes.
The court heard Brooker made direct transfers from his sister’s bank account to his own of up to £20,000 at a time, as well as monthly transfers of £1,050 disguised as payments such as ‘cleaner’, ‘gardener’ and ‘laundry/shopping’.
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December 20th, 2022
Come and warm up at Worthing Town Hall this winter.
Part of the town hall is being turned into a warm space - meaning residents will have somewhere to keep warm for free.
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December 20th, 2022
In a seemingly unjustified proposed school merge by West Sussex Country Council, Springfield Infant School is facing losing autonomy over its governance. The school community is campaigning in opposition of the proposal and is hopeful that you can help their voice be heard louder.
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December 16th, 2022
A new series of hoardings have now been erected around the Union Place development site.
The hoardings, which have been designed by Time for Worthing and funded by Worthing Borough Council, complement those already installed at Teville Gate and the Health Hub development site on Stoke Abbott Road, Worthing.
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A Worthing man who stole almost £140,000 from his disabled sister has been found guilty at court.
Graeme Brooker, 54, of Vale Avenue in Worthing, had power of attorney over his sister, Cheryl, who had been left physically and mentally impaired following a series of strokes.The court heard Brooker made direct transfers from his sister’s bank account to his own of up to £20,000 at a time, as well as monthly transfers of £1,050 disguised as payments such as ‘cleaner’, ‘gardener’ and ‘laundry/shopping’.
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December 20th, 2022
Worthing Town Hall set to open as a warm space
Come and warm up at Worthing Town Hall this winter.Part of the town hall is being turned into a warm space - meaning residents will have somewhere to keep warm for free.
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December 20th, 2022
Springfield says “No, actually” to proposed merge
In a seemingly unjustified proposed school merge by West Sussex Country Council, Springfield Infant School is facing losing autonomy over its governance. The school community is campaigning in opposition of the proposal and is hopeful that you can help their voice be heard louder.Read More
December 16th, 2022
Union Place Hoardings - in partnership with Northbrook College
A new series of hoardings have now been erected around the Union Place development site.The hoardings, which have been designed by Time for Worthing and funded by Worthing Borough Council, complement those already installed at Teville Gate and the Health Hub development site on Stoke Abbott Road, Worthing.
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