The site pictured in February 2017. The buildings have now been clearedThe site pictured in February 2017. The buildings have now been cleared
The site pictured in February 2017. The buildings have now been cleared

Teville Gate’s history as Worthing’s biggest eyesore - in pictures

Planning permission was granted for massive redevelopment of Worthing’s Teville Gate on Wednesday night, raising hopes that building work will finally start on site.
By Joshua Powling
Published 5th Mar 2020, 12:55 BST
Updated 5th Mar 2020, 13:09 BST

With years of delays and false starts, we look back at the history of the area over the last 15 years in pictures.

Work is moving quickly to build the new base for HMRC in Worthing at Teville Gate. The previous Teville Gate House was demolished last year

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Work is moving quickly to build the new base for HMRC in Worthing at Teville Gate. The previous Teville Gate House was demolished last year

After buildings had been demolished at the Teville Gate site, Worthing, with the former office block Teville Gate House still standing in the background. Photo by Derek Martin Photography.

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After buildings had been demolished at the Teville Gate site, Worthing, with the former office block Teville Gate House still standing in the background. Photo by Derek Martin Photography. Photo: Hilsea Portsmouth

Demolition progresses at Worthing's Teville Gate. Photo: Eddie Mitchell

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Demolition progresses at Worthing's Teville Gate. Photo: Eddie Mitchell Photo: atex.scriptmanager

Back in 2017 Daniel Humphries, the leader of Worthing borough council looking at the site as demolition works take place

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Back in 2017 Daniel Humphries, the leader of Worthing borough council looking at the site as demolition works take place Photo: Hilsea Portsmouth

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