Worthing is the safest major town in West Sussex, and is among the top 20 most dangerous overall out of West Sussexs 161 towns, villages, and cities. The overall crime rate in Worthing in 2020 was 71 crimes per 1,000 people.

Is Worthing a bad place to live?

For people who are thinking of moving to Worthing, this town generally has a really low crime rate. The only rough area is Durrington due to rise in social housing, but it is not dangerous.

What is it like living in Worthing?

Outdoor living The town offers the perfect mix of beautiful walks in the countryside, and fish and chips on the beach. Worthing Pier was even named Pier of the Year 2019! With easy access to Brighton and London, people can also still enjoy a bustling city life when they please.

How safe is Worthing?

Worthing is the safest major town in West Sussex, and is among the top 20 most dangerous overall out of West Sussexs 161 towns, villages, and cities. The overall crime rate in Worthing in 2020 was 71 crimes per 1,000 people.

Is there a sandy beach at Selsey?

At the Southernmost tip of West Sussex, Selsey sits between Chichester and Bognor. Famed for its local catches, fresh from the sea, the shingle and sandy beach also boasts stunning views out to the Channel, across the Solent and towards the Isle of Wight.

Is Selsey Bill sandy?

Selsey Beach is a sand and shingle beach close to Pagham Harbour. The beach is part of Selsey Bill which is a headland stretching about three miles out into the ocean with the beach being on both sides. The most popular beach is the groyne ribbed one which has a wall at the back and is more sheltered.

Does Worthing have a sandy beach?

If youre looking for a beach perfect for rockpooling, Worthing is just that. The gently sloping beach of sand and shingle means that at low tide, visitors can discover a whole host of creatures underneath the rocks.