Approved plans to bring affordable homes to Adur and Worthing An updated strategy on plans to deliver 1,400 affordable homes across Adur and Worthing has
Courtyard units for new local independent businesses, pop-up markets, indoor skate park, music venue and padel tennis courts among the plans for attractions for Teville
The revival of the long-derelict Teville Gate site is to take a leap forward with the search on for a company to take it over
A dramatic £12.5m intervention is set to be made by Worthing Borough Council to build hundreds of homes at the Teville Gate site in Worthing.
A major new town centre office block which will become home to hundreds of workers has been given the go ahead by Worthing Borough Council.
For years, the privately-owned multi-storey and surrounding buildings at Teville Gate have been an eyesore for residents and visitors to the town. To save taxpayers
Plans to unlock a major town centre site for redevelopment are moving forward at great pace thanks to Worthing Borough Council. In a bid to
Worthing’s Teville Gate has closed to all, as work to demolish the multi-storey car park gathers pace. To ensure public safety, contractors from Worthing Borough
The first stage of the redevelopment of Worthing’s Teville Gate is now evident as the installation of the hoardings that will surround the whole site
Approved plans to bring affordable homes to Adur and Worthing An updated strategy on plans to deliver 1,400 affordable homes across Adur and Worthing has
Courtyard units for new local independent businesses, pop-up markets, indoor skate park, music venue and padel tennis courts among the plans for attractions for Teville
The revival of the long-derelict Teville Gate site is to take a leap forward with the search on for a company to take it over
A dramatic £12.5m intervention is set to be made by Worthing Borough Council to build hundreds of homes at the Teville Gate site in Worthing.
A major new town centre office block which will become home to hundreds of workers has been given the go ahead by Worthing Borough Council.
For years, the privately-owned multi-storey and surrounding buildings at Teville Gate have been an eyesore for residents and visitors to the town. To save taxpayers
Plans to unlock a major town centre site for redevelopment are moving forward at great pace thanks to Worthing Borough Council. In a bid to
Worthing’s Teville Gate has closed to all, as work to demolish the multi-storey car park gathers pace. To ensure public safety, contractors from Worthing Borough
The first stage of the redevelopment of Worthing’s Teville Gate is now evident as the installation of the hoardings that will surround the whole site
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