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The theme for this year’s observance of #InternationalWomensDay is “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow”.

The year 2022 is pivotal for achieving gender equality in the context of climate change, and environmental and disaster risk reduction, which are some of the greatest global challenges of the twenty-first century. Without gender equality today, a sustainable future, and an equal future, remains beyond our reach.

Find out more, including how to show your support, here: http://ow.ly/hBY830scQb5

A review of staff pay, terms and conditions and working environments will lead to more money for refuse, recycling and cleansing staff.

Adur & Worthing Councils have been looking at the issue since October, working with staff and UNISON to ensure our teams get a fair deal.

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The recent launch of our 7th local magazine, Inside Cissbury, has been a huge success! Thank you to everyone who picked up a copy and to all those who contributed! 💚

We still have limited space for new advertisers so if you're local and want to reach customers in and around Findon get in touch! 👉 http://ow.ly/8rpg50I3g4z

A taskforce is using good old-fashioned shoe leather to tackle disrepair and help ensure Worthing town centre remains spick and span.

As part of an ongoing programme to maintain the town’s public spaces, and working in partnership with the Town Centre Initiative, officers from Adur & Worthing Councils are making regular checks on foot around the town to identify small signs of distress that can be quickly repaired.

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Did you know we offer leaflet distribution and printing services, meaning your business leaflets can be delivered to over 45,000 homes every single month? 👀

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Young people in Adur and Worthing will be given a taste of the career opportunities available to them as part of National Careers Week 2022.

The One Stop Adur & Worthing hub - a joint project between Adur & Worthing Councils and the Department for Work and Pensions - will be running a series of activities and workshops during National Careers Week (7-12 March) to encourage young people to connect with local employers and gain employability skills.

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The diggers are swinging into action at Brooklands Park as work to revitalise the popular area gets underway.

As part of an exciting £3 million regeneration project, contractor Blakedown Landscapes has already dug out the perimeter pathway with edging. The entire project is expected to take around a year to complete, but it is hoped the park will then attract more visitors to the area and provide a boost to the economy - as well as being a great day out.

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The health of residents, shoppers and the local economy will be the focus of funding to boost Worthing over the next 12 months.

Adur & Worthing Councils approved its spending plans for the next financial year last week with a balanced budget for healthy living and regeneration.

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Green light given to transform Colonnade House

Worthing is set to benefit from a state-of-the-art digital hub that will bring a modern twist to the town’s historic Colonnade House and transform the partially derelict site.

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Worthing Borough Council will fight Goring Gap housing decision

Worthing Borough Council will fight Goring Gap housing decision

Adur & Worthing Councils has vowed to continue its fight to protect the green space at Goring Gap after its decision to reject an application for new housing was overruled.

Full story: https://www.insidemagazines.community/news/worthing-borough-council-will-fight-goring-gap-housing-decision

Worthing Borough Council will fight Goring Gap housing decision Worthing Borough Council has vowed to continue its fight to protect the green space at Goring Gap after its decision to reject an application for new housing was overruled.

Council's response towards achieving Carbon Neutral endorsed by Department of Environment Minister

Adur & Worthing Councils has been praised by Conservative Minister for Nature Recovery and the Domestic Environment, Rebecca Pow MP, on a visit to the town for its wide variety of work to help achieve carbon neutrality by 2030.

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Got your cup of tea and a pen? There's still time to complete February's crossword & Sudoku puzzles! 💭

Find challenging puzzles in every edition of Inside Magazines - the perfect way to start your relaxing weekend!

Work has begun on a new car-free Montague Place!

Work has begun on the site after West Sussex County Council gave approval for the road to be permanently closed to traffic.

Discover the full plans here: http://ow.ly/O5wW50HXvNS

Two open spaces known as the Goring Gap to the west of the town and Brooklands in the east are considered crucial to protect the integrity of the community and prevent urban sprawl.

Efforts to protect these green spaces have been strengthened by the support of a government inspector, a report says.

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Since 2019, the Worthing Observation Wheel has stood on Marine Parade between Worthing Seafront Beacon and the Coastal Office at the bottom of Montague Place during the summer months.

But now Adur & Worthing Councils is inviting entertainment businesses to bid for the chance to get in on the action by taking over the site from 1st April.

Learn more: http://ow.ly/IFZb50HXvu6

Roffey Homes confirmed as preferred developer for Union Place

They hope to create 63 one-bedroom and 123 two-bedroom homes, at least 37 of which would be classed as affordable and would be offered to people on Worthing’s housing register.

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Adur & Worthing Councils have earmarked nearly £50,000 to help the community and local groups celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in style.

Funding will come out of reserves with £20,000 from Adur District Council and £28,500 from Worthing Borough Council

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Inside Your Month! Plan your month with our double-page spread of local events, book clubs, work opportunities & more - available in every monthly edition of the magazine! 📆

Read online by clicking here: http://ow.ly/1wqO50HRO6Y

✅ Thank you to all booster jab volunteers
✅ A reminder to shop local
✅ An Update on the Worthing Local Plan for housing & employment
✅ Opening of 3G pitches at Palatine Park
✅ Update on 'Carbon Neautral by 2030' initiative

Find all this and more in Adur & Worthing Councils leader Kevin Jenkins monthly column in the Feb edition of the magazine.

Read the full article here: http://ow.ly/E2X950HRM1r

SafeinSussex's first community Gingerbread House event was a tasty success raising an impressive £3280! 😋

Congratulations to everyone involved and a huge well done to all you gingerbread architects out there - we were amazed at the quality!

Find out more about the event here: http://ow.ly/vRbs50HRLnv

Inside Local History: Introducing the Worthing Smugglers!

Smuggling was rife in Worthing and the coastal districts in the early 18th & 19th centuries. In times of acute economic hardship, smuggling was the only 'trade' open to many poor men.

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Inside Volunteering: Many ex-prisoners find themselves in a vicious cycle of reoffending. Interventions Alliance are there to help stop this happening, but they rely on the hard work of dedicated volunteers - could you be one of them?

Find out more about this fantastic organisation and how you can help by clicking here: http://ow.ly/9IQx50HRKLa

REMINDER: Woolly Hat Day is Back !!! 👀

Everyone is invited to take part, just pop on your best woolly hat on the 18th February and donate to Turning Tides Ending Local Homelessness to help fund their vital services supporting local people experiencing homelessness.

With a suggested donation of £3, why not swap your next coffee order for a donation? Find out more here 👉 http://ow.ly/5YsR50HRJpx

What do old toothbrushes, ripped marigolds, take-away containers, coffee tins & old drinks cans have in common? 🤔

They're all secret weapons used in the Fix It Workshop! Find out more in Matt's latest column here 👉 http://ow.ly/jhBy50HLs5M