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Worthing College - Provisionally approved pending signing of Section 106 agreement

Proposed new college site plans , Proposed housing at new college site and Proposed housing at current college site

View Planning applications, documents and comment online

Make a Planning Application

Make a Planning Application

How to submit a planning application either on-line or or by paper: Make an Application, Fees
View and Comment on Planning Applications

View and Comment on Planning Applications

View, Comment and Decisions on an Application, Weekly Lists. Covers 1990 to the present date.
Planning Process

Planning Process

Planning Advice Notes

Planning Advice Notes

Building Control

Building Control

The overriding purpose of Building Control is to ensure the health and safety of people in and around buildings
Planning Policy

Planning Policy

Proposed Large Developments

Proposed Large Developments

Service Standards

Service Standards

We are committed to providing the best level of service we can.  Our aims are set out in our  and Service Standards (Codes of Practice)

Planning and Building Control Forms

Please see the Planning and Building Control Forms section in the forms library.

Planning and Building Control Forms
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South Down National Park Planning 

Note : From 1st April 2012 new planning and related constraint information will only appear on the South Downs National Park (SDNP) planning system and any planning information before 1 April 2012 will remain on Worthing Borough Council’s planning systems. For more details see our South Downs National Park webpage.

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