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.
If you have a news story for us, please send the details to us via our contact page.
Worthing Pier storm repair work progresses as damaged pile removed
Contractors have removed a cracked supporting pile from Worthing Pier as part of ongoing permanent storm damage repairs.
Woman dies after two vehicle collision on Littlehampton Road
An 89-year-old woman has died following a two vehicle collision on the A2032 in Worthing.
Government launches new consultation on West Sussex council reorganisation
Residents and businesses are being invited to comment on revised proposals for local government reorganisation across Sussex.
Serious collision closes Littlehampton Road in Worthing
Police have closed part of the A2032 Littlehampton Road in Worthing following a serious collision involving a large emergency service response.
Worthing MPs call on Keir Starmer to set leadership timetable
East Worthing and Shoreham MP Tom Rutland and Worthing West MP Dr Beccy Cooper have both called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to set out a timetable for a leadership transition.
Durrington infant school praised for safeguarding and inclusive culture in Ofsted inspection
Durrington Infant School in Worthing has been praised by Ofsted for safeguarding, inclusion and pupils' personal development.
Talks begin over new leadership of Worthing Borough Council
Political group leaders are in discussions to determine who will lead Worthing Borough Council after no party secured a majority.
Police called after pedestrian injured outside Worthing election count
Emergency services attended an incident involving a pedestrian and a vehicle outside Worthing Leisure Centre after local election counts.
Labour loses Worthing Council majority
Labour has lost its overall majority on Worthing Borough Council after major Green and Reform UK gains across the town.
Greens and Reform reshape Worthing's voice at West Sussex County Council
Worthing voters returned a sharply divided set of county councillors, with the Green Party and Reform UK both making gains in the 2026 West Sussex County Council elections.
