Worthing
November 11th, 2021New leader of Worthing Borough Council elected
A new leader of Worthing Borough Council has been formally elected by councillors.Councillor Kevin Jenkins, who has been Executive Member for Regeneration, was last night (November 10, 2021) appointed to the position at an extraordinary meeting of the local authority.
The former deputy leader succeeds Councillor Daniel Humphreys, who stepped down from the role after six and a half years.
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November 9th, 2021
The annual Colonnade House Winter Pop Up is back!
14 - 24th December 2021 // 10.00 - 17.00Late opening: Thursday 16th 18.00 - 20.00
This time it’s bringing colour, community and creativity together like never before. Featuring Colonnade House studio members, invited guests and a selection of local charity & community organisations, visitors will be able to pick up beautiful, locally produced prints, ceramics, paintings, cards, handmade wooden items and more whilst also finding out about local charities.
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November 9th, 2021
Worthing Mayor goes back to the Co-op to celebrate Local Coop Causes Celebration day pay outs
A Former Co-op Manager Lionel Harman now Cllr Lionel Harman & Mayor of Worthing will be returning to the Plaza Parade store in Rowlands Road in Worthing to celebrate the Round 6 pay-out for the Local Community Causes for the past year .This invitation has been made by current Store Manager for Plaza Parade Stuart Hunt & Member Pioneer for the Co-op and current Borough Councillor & Town Crier for Worthing
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November 2nd, 2021
100% of Tesco’s customers polled in Worthing want supermarket to cut ties with forest destroyers
On 23rd and 30th October, Greenpeace volunteers visited Tesco on Chapel Road in Worthing to call on the supermarket giant to cut ties with forest destroyers, as part of an escalating nationwide campaign. Volunteers exhibited a life-size cut-out of Tesco CEO Ken Murphy, asking the question “Should I stop funding Amazon rainforest destruction?”. 100% of the 75 customers that were asked, voted that Mr Murphy needs to stop funding Amazon rainforest destruction. Lots of people also took photos with the cut-out and shared them on their social media channels. The cut-out Ken was then handed in to the staff at the Chapel Road Tesco store, alongside a letter from Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven. After the campaign was explained to the staff they agreed to pass on the letter to store manager. The letter calls on the supermarket to drop forest destroying companies from its supply chain, and replace at least half of the meat it sells with affordable plant based alternatives by 2025.Read More
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