Adur and Worthing borough projects progressing well

Adur and Worthing Council is working to deliver nearly 100 different projects to improve and enhance a host of facilities across the town.

There are 75 schemes that have been completed or are ongoing for the Council’s capital investment programme this year.

This is despite delays and external supply issues, a further 24 other projects are also due to be completed over the coming months.

Among the projects progressing well are Gigabit which is a state-of-the-art internet service aiming to connect more than 70 public buildings.

One of the other projects is AW Workspaces, a Sussex Partnership NHS which is moving into a renovated Portland House in the town centre.

Along with these Decoy Farm is a new site for a new business park and employment hub which is set to have major advancements, the preparation work has been completed and is now back in the hands of the council.

Cllr John Turley, Worthing’s Cabinet Member for Resources, said: “The Council has delivered some exciting and much-needed projects to the benefit of everyone in Worthing that are on time and on budget. 

“We are fully committed to investing in this great town, whether that is for a new jobs hub like the one being planned at Decoy Farm, improving disabled facilities or enhancing or regenerating our public spaces.

“There are so many excellent schemes that have been completed already, while some are ongoing. But we won’t stop there and there are even more fantastic projects planned for future years.”

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