Malthouse Meadow Community Forest Garden was established about 6 years ago. The space was semi-wild and presented little community interest apart from dog walkers. The Friends of Malthouse Meadow was formed by a number of stakeholders, including Sompting Parish Council, Adur District Council and Sompting Estate. Tremendous progress has been made
Category: Community Led Sites
Ferring Conservation Group
Bus Route: 8 & 8a Open to the Public 24/7 Ferring Conservation Group was founded in 1988, and its object is to secure the conservationand preservation of the wildlife, beauty and present character of Ferring. It currently has in theregion of nearly 900 members, and holds regular meetings with
Shoreham Port Conservation Corridor
Despite being an organisation focused on dolphins and porpoises, we believe that all wildlife is interconnected and important.
Friends of Marine Gardens
Bus Route: 700 & 8a Open to the Public 24/7 As a formal garden, most of the areas in Marine Gardens are tended to, cut lawns and flowed beds nursed. Our goal is to provide all round colour. We do however understand that to some, a garden should be
Orchard Gate Wildflower Site
Orchard Gate wildflower area is a publicly accessible part of the estate designated as a wildflower area of approximately 20m x 10m. It has been fallow and recently some residents have started to plant it by taking up grass to make planting areas. It is just beginning as a wildflower
Sustainable Sussex
We are creating The Fen Farm, Nature trail and Community Orchard in partnership with Sompting Estate – Spaces which will demonstrate how together, a community can create amazing spaces, great connections, the best quality value added products, healthy and tasty food experiences that so many do not experience. We care
Friends of Whitebeam Woods
Whitebeam Wood is the last remaining pocket of ancient woodland in the Borough of Worthing, and is an important site locally. It is well supported by the Borough and is maintained by Friends of Whitebeam Wood, a local conservation group who carry out pond and woodland management. The Group meet
Sompting Brooks Nature Trail
Sompting Brooks Nature Trail is located at the south end of Loose Lane, Sompting BN15 0DQ, and is open all year round. Access is on foot only from the south end of Loose Lane. Do not park outside the flats at the end of Loose Lane as this area is
TTW Greenspaces – The Triangle
The Triangle is a smaller plot of land in Tarring, where Haynes Road meets Guildford Road. It is currently gardened by a handful of local residents, including children. It has raised vegetable and soft fruit beds, some fruit and native trees, herbs and a wild area with a small pond,
Friends of Tarring Park
The group does meet up itself but is linked to Tarring Community Forum. The TCF meets every 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7 pm. The venue for meetings is West Worthing Baptist Church, South Street, Tarring, Worthing. Any FoTP members who are not able to attend the meetings are kept