Highdown Gardens visitor centre to get makeover amid town improvements
A makeover at the Highdown Gardens visitor centre is among a series of projects being carried out across Worthing this week.
Worthing Borough Council regularly publishes ‘a snapshot’ of its work online as part of its Pride in Worthing initiative, keeping residents informed about projects across the borough.
The initiative brings together council teams, partners, businesses, community groups and residents to create ‘a cleaner, greener Worthing that reflects the pride people already have in the town’.
In an update shared on Tuesday, November 10, the council said: “Our teams will be working in and around Highdown this week on repairs and redecoration of our community buildings.
“The Highdown Gardens visitor centre is getting a makeover and there is repair and refurbishment work happening at the Highdown Field sports pavilion. Work is also continuing on the pier foundations, on the lido facade and on the renovation of the Amelia Park gatehouse, as well as on the promenade’s decorative lighting.
“Our parks team will be doing winter maintenance work at Beach House Park and Field Place, and line-marking sports pitches across the borough.
“In the town centre, the Montague Quarter will be swept and cleaned, and there’ll be jet-washing in Montague Street and South Street.”
Residents can find out more about the work planned each week, including events they can take part in, by visiting the Pride in Worthing website.
The website also allows people to report anything in the borough that needs tidying, fixing or improving.