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An England seaside town that is large and West Sussex district with status of a borough is Worthing (/ˈwɜːr ɪŋ/). Has a large service industry particularly in financial services, is Modern Worthing. Included in the constituency of South East England for European Parliament elections is Worthing.
Visit WebsiteNear Durrington station, Worthing Institute has had plans approved for a £42 million redevelopment. Five railway stations, the borough has.: Worthing, East Worthing, Goring-by-Sea, Durrington-on-Sea, and West Worthing. Since 1962, Worthing's fire station has been in Broadwater.
Visit WebsiteOnce address to Worthing F.C. was Homefield Park - formerly known as the 'People's Park'. Play in the Division One of the Sussex County League was Worthing United F.C. who is nicknamed 'the "Mavericks". The most densely populated local authority area in East and West Sussex, with a population density in 2001 of 30.04 people per hectare, is Worthing.
Visit WebsiteAbout 50 active Christian places of worship, the borough of Worthing has. Has 22 primary, five secondary, one primary and secondary special school, two independent, one sixth form and one advanced, is Worthing. Built in 1908, as the town's collection and library, was Worthing Museum and Art Gallery.
Visit WebsiteHave routes to Chichester, Angmering, Lancing, and Henfield is Worthing-based Compass: and serve Crawley, Horsham, Brighton and intermediate destinations are other companies. Provided by West Sussex's Worthing district division of Police of Sussex is Home Office policing in Worthing.
Visit WebsiteAdministered by the Western Sussex NHS Trust is Worthing Facility. Has an unit of the Army Cadet Force affiliated to the PWRR (PWRR) is Worthing. Has a basketball court and operating track and lies next to the Leisure Centre at Worthing is West Park.
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