October 1st, 2021
Yesterday the organisers held an emergency meeting to discuss the worsening weather conditions for Saturday and unfortunately have had to make the difficult decision to postpone the Broadfest event this Saturday. The organising team said "This is not only hugely frustrating for ourselves but we understand it is disappointing for you, the local community and Vendors. We really appreciate the support you have all given us throughout the last 3 weeks and we are pleased to say that the event will only be postponed and not cancelled. We hope you all understand and we will look forward to seeing you all at BroadFest when an alternative date is decided. Thank you again for your support and understanding."
Read More
September 29th, 2021
This Sunday 3rd October, join Amberley Museum in a celebration of the creation of the West Sussex Museum.
In October 1978 there was an Autumn Gathering at the Museum which bought together enthusiasts from different areas of historic collections, heritage crafts and transport. This encouraged the growth of the Museum collections and lead to the official opening of the Museum in 1979.
Since 1978, on every first Sunday of October, an Autumn Gathering has taken place to celebrate the Museum, its collections, Volunteers and to show a number of historic vehicles that have visited the Museum over the years.
Read More
September 28th, 2021
The organisers of Worthing Mental Health Awareness Week (WMHAW) are pleased to confirm that the 9th annual event will take place at Offington Church.
The full programme can be found at www.worthingmentalhealthweek.co.uk shortly, on Faceook and via #WMHAW21 on Twitter and in the centre spread of ALL 6 Inside Magazines October edition!
The online platforms will be regularly updated leading up to and during the week itself.
Read More
September 22nd, 2021
A new exhibition was launched on Worthing pier on Sunday 19th September featuring photographs taken by local residents of the recently opened Sompting Brooks river trail and the wildlife it supports.
The exhibition is the culmination of a series of twelve nature and wildlife photography workshops organised as part of the Ouse & Adur River Trust’s ‘Enhancing Places, Inspiring Communities’ (EPIC) project which has realigned and enhanced a rare chalkstream and the surrounding landscape.
The photography workshops for families, teenagers and local residents was led by professional photographer Carl Slezacek, aimed at improving the photography skills of participants using a wide range of devices from smartphones to digital cameras.
Alistair Whitby, Project Officer at the Ouse & Adur Rivers Trust said “It was amazing to see everyone learning new skills and getting stuck into all the different photography challenges over the last 2 years. The exhibition is testament to how many talented local photographers of all ages we now have. Their pictures are a wonderful way of documenting the new Sompting Brooks river and its wildlife as the wetland site develops and the habitats mature. Stunning images of damselflies, birds, frogs, insects and wildflowers have all been skillfully captured”
Read More
Broadfest Cancelled Due to Thunder and Lightening Forecast
Yesterday the organisers held an emergency meeting to discuss the worsening weather conditions for Saturday and unfortunately have had to make the difficult decision to postpone the Broadfest event this Saturday. The organising team said "This is not only hugely frustrating for ourselves but we understand it is disappointing for you, the local community and Vendors. We really appreciate the support you have all given us throughout the last 3 weeks and we are pleased to say that the event will only be postponed and not cancelled. We hope you all understand and we will look forward to seeing you all at BroadFest when an alternative date is decided. Thank you again for your support and understanding."Read More
September 29th, 2021
Special Autumn Gathering at Amberley Museum this Sunday!
This Sunday 3rd October, join Amberley Museum in a celebration of the creation of the West Sussex Museum. In October 1978 there was an Autumn Gathering at the Museum which bought together enthusiasts from different areas of historic collections, heritage crafts and transport. This encouraged the growth of the Museum collections and lead to the official opening of the Museum in 1979.
Since 1978, on every first Sunday of October, an Autumn Gathering has taken place to celebrate the Museum, its collections, Volunteers and to show a number of historic vehicles that have visited the Museum over the years.
Read More
September 28th, 2021
Worthing Mental Health Awareness Week 4th - 9th October 2021
The organisers of Worthing Mental Health Awareness Week (WMHAW) are pleased to confirm that the 9th annual event will take place at Offington Church. The full programme can be found at www.worthingmentalhealthweek.co.uk shortly, on Faceook and via #WMHAW21 on Twitter and in the centre spread of ALL 6 Inside Magazines October edition!
The online platforms will be regularly updated leading up to and during the week itself.
Read More
September 22nd, 2021
New Worthing Pier exhibition celebrating Sompting Brooks river trail and wildlife opens
A new exhibition was launched on Worthing pier on Sunday 19th September featuring photographs taken by local residents of the recently opened Sompting Brooks river trail and the wildlife it supports.The exhibition is the culmination of a series of twelve nature and wildlife photography workshops organised as part of the Ouse & Adur River Trust’s ‘Enhancing Places, Inspiring Communities’ (EPIC) project which has realigned and enhanced a rare chalkstream and the surrounding landscape.
The photography workshops for families, teenagers and local residents was led by professional photographer Carl Slezacek, aimed at improving the photography skills of participants using a wide range of devices from smartphones to digital cameras.
Alistair Whitby, Project Officer at the Ouse & Adur Rivers Trust said “It was amazing to see everyone learning new skills and getting stuck into all the different photography challenges over the last 2 years. The exhibition is testament to how many talented local photographers of all ages we now have. Their pictures are a wonderful way of documenting the new Sompting Brooks river and its wildlife as the wetland site develops and the habitats mature. Stunning images of damselflies, birds, frogs, insects and wildflowers have all been skillfully captured”
Read More
Topics
BroadwaterCrimeCissburyDurringtonGoringTarringWorthingWest WorthingHighdownStudent LifeCompetitionBusiness NewsLocal NewsCharity NewsEvents NewsOpinion
Recent Posts
Building a fairer, greener and more local Worthing together with communitiesJanuary 28th, 2025
WORTHING COMMUNITY AWARDS: CELEBRATING COMMUNITY HEROES IN 2025January 23rd, 2025
New facility to be created in support of Worthing’s independent fishermenJanuary 17th, 2025Have You Seen...
Brightening up Montague PlaceApril 26th, 2022
ANGER AT MONSTROSITY OF 5G POLE PROPOSAL AT BROADWATER SHOPSMarch 25th, 2021