Adur & Worthing Council investing to bring forward key development site

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Adur and Worthing Council joint strategic committee has agreed to invest in commissioning further site investigations on the key 19.0 acre former landfill site at Dominion Way in East Worthing. Investigation and analysis work costing up to £150,000, funded from the capacity issues reserves, is to be undertaken as part of a package of advise required to bring this key site forward for development and demonstrates the Local Authorities commitment to delivering key employment sites to benefit the town.

Bryan Turner, Worthing Borough Council cabinet member for regeneration, said: “We really have to develop the land we have got. It’s quite a substantial piece of land.”

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