West Worthing Conservatives

07/05/2026

Polls are now closed for the local elections.

To all our volunteers, canvassers, doorknockers, activists, members, supporters and voters...

Thank you!

23/04/2026

Happy St George’s Day from the West Worthing Conservative Association 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🦁

21/03/2026

Campaign Launch: Time to Take Worthing Back

Today we officially launched our campaign to take Worthing back.

Residents are telling us the same thing on the doorstep: they’re paying more and getting less. Our town is being allowed to decline, shoplifting is out of control and too many decisions are being made without local people being put first.

Our plan is clear:
✔ No Housing of Illegal Migrants – Homes in Worthing should go to local residents first
✔ Standing Against Decline – Potholes, pavements and graffiti fixed immediately
✔ Crack Down on Crime – Ban repeat shoplifters and restore safety to our streets

We say no to managed decline. We’re proud to stand for safer streets and local people. Let’s get our town back on track.

It’s time to take Worthing back.

18/02/2026

https://www.sussexexpress.co.uk/news/opinion/political-opinion-with-cllr-kevin-jenkins-utterly-shambolic-this-is-no-way-to-run-a-country-let-alone-a-council-5602686

If the way Labour are running our country at a national and a local level here in Worthing was a driving test it would be a straight ‘fail’. We have now seen our 14th U-turn by Labour in such a short period of time that people’s heads are spinning trying to remember whats in or whats out, what...

17/02/2026

Bring it on!

STATEMENT: Kemi Badenoch reacts as Keir Starmer u-turns on plan to delay local elections 👇

27/01/2026

Today we remember the 6 million Jewish people who were murdered by the N**i regime in the 20th century.

We mourn those we lost and continue to honour the courage of survivors whose testimony will educate future generations.

15/01/2026

Statement from the Worthing Conservative Councillor group following on from this week's Extraordinary Worthing Borough Council meeting.

This week (13th January) we saw the betrayal of democracy in Worthing. At an extraordinary meeting of Worthing Borough Council the majority of Labour councillors voted to request that the 2026 elections to Worthing Borough Council be delayed.

To justify dodging the voters in May, Labour leader Sophie Cox argued that this would free up 'officer capacity' to deliver the Government's plans to abolish Worthing Borough Council and give power for local decisions to a bigger council covering at least half of West Sussex.

This extraordinary council meeting was called by the Worthing Conservative councillors to stop the Worthing Labour Party from making this decision behind closed doors without any public debate.

Cllr Kevin Jenkins, leader of the Conservative group said: "If we hadn't called this meeting, then councillors would not have had the opportunity to debate this matter, and the public would not have had the opportunity to attend the meeting and ask questions. I would like to thank the 50 plus persons who attended the Town Hall and asked questions of Cllr Cox and listened to the debate. It did get a bit raucous at times, but that was simply our residents expressing their frustration at this Labour Council and Government that simply aren't listening to them".

Cllr Jenkins said: It seems that 2024 will go down in history as the last recorded elections to Worthing Borough Council. The delay to the 2026 elections is in effect, a cancellation. 2026 will go as the year that true local democracy for Worthing Borough Council died, leaving a Labour administration clinging to power in Worthing and squatting in their town hall bunker with no public mandate for their actions.

This week (13th January) we saw the betrayal of democracy in Worthing. At an extraordinary meeting of Worthing Borough Council the majority of Labour councillors voted to request that the 2026 elections to Worthing Borough Council be delayed.

25/12/2025

“Unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given”

Merry Christmas from all of us at the Conservative Party🎄

04/12/2025

My statement on today’s announcement 👇

01/12/2025

"He will be greatly missed in Worthing and well beyond.”
Lord Higgins, who served Worthing as an MP for more than 30 years and won a silver medal at the Commonwealth Games, has died aged 97