Worthing News
When Radio Worthing launches we’ll bring you the latest headlines for our town each hour during the day, you be able to catch up with the latest developments on this page or dive deeper into our Worthing Stories In-Depth page.
Our editorial policy will be to provide unbiased and uninfluenced coverage of what’s happening in our town and surrounding areas. As a community interest company we will be shielded from the commercial contraints of traditional media - there’ll be no clickbait or other artificial methods of warping the editorial stance in favour of maximum profit - instead we’ll focus on the stories that matter to us all as residents of Worthing.
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Train services disrupted after car ends up on railway tracks in Ferring
Rail services were blocked for several hours after a car went onto the tracks at Ferring.
Emergency crews respond to overturned car in Worthing
Firefighters made a scene safe after a car overturned in Worthing.
Yellow weather warning issued for heavy rain and strong winds in Sussex
A Met Office yellow warning has been issued for heavy rain and strong winds early next week.
Police Recover Sharp Items During Knife Sweeps in Worthing Parks
Police recovered a small number of sharp items during knife sweeps in several Worthing parks as part of a national operation.
Two teenagers arrested after bike thrown onto Angmering train tracks
Two teenage boys were arrested after items were thrown onto the railway line at Angmering station.
Five Worthing Scouts chosen for 2027 World Scout Jamboree
Five Worthing Scouts have been selected to join the UK contingent for the 2027 World Scout Jamboree in Poland.
Former Worthing councillor switches from Conservatives to Reform UK
Worthing borough councillor Charles James has left the Conservatives to join Reform UK.
Goring primary school footballers triumph in district finals
English Martyrs Catholic Primary School wins the District Small Schools Football Finals.
Government announces rail fare freeze for commuters
Worthing Commuters will benefit from a national freeze on regulated rail fares set to take effect next year.
Long-serving Hare and Hounds landlord retires after 18 years
Pete Wilson steps down as landlord of Worthing’s Hare and Hounds after 18 years, with new owners taking over the historic pub.