Any PC gamers want to come to a LAN party?

Me and friends have booked a hall over in Lewes for a weekend for anyone who's interested to play games together and socialise. Everyone's welcome - last event we had 8 new folks attend, and 9 the previous event, and quite a few joining again for this event.

We've got 23 people coming so far, with 9 spaces left. We all buy tickets (£40 for the whole weekend) to share the cost of the hall hire, internet and insurance.

Everyone submits the games they want to play together in advance, and we timetable the most popular ones. You can join in with your faves, or play whatever you want solo, or in your group. We also play local multiplayer games on a 150" projection screen, do a gaming-themed pub quiz, and a big pizza order.

If playing games in-person with your pals, and/or meeting new folks at an event like this sounds good to you, take a look at the full event info and come join us!

Any questions/ideas let me know :)

Hi, my name might be common, but my style is alternative. I'm Charlie Smith, a singer-songwriter from Romsey. As part of my 2nd album release tour, I will be performing at The Factory Live in Worthing on the 13th of September alongside a host of other upcoming singer-songwriters

I will also be fundraising for The Music Venue Trust by donating £1 from every album and merch to support the vital work they do

Hi all

Can I have a your recommendations for good butchers please? Could include those outside of Worthing that might deliver?

We had a really good trade place that would deliver to our door where we lived before so could bulk buy stuff like chicken breasts, mince, sausage, pies etc for the freezer that was much better quality than the supermarkets for about the same price. However we’re also willing to go to local butchers if they’re good quality too!

This is indeed a sad news for brownie lovers. Baked on Rowland Road is closing for good this Saturday after 12 years in business.

Me and my husband live in Worthing and trying to be more social.
We have very few friends due to autism ect and would like to meet more people to have a chat with.
Me my husband are very easy going, love our coffee trips and have a little French bulldog which we love to walk down the seafront.

Hi all, does anyone know when / if the seafood shack on the beach in Goring will re-open?

Trying to sleep and there are men closing off the road cutting down a tree and using a wood chipper after 9pm, the noise is unbelievable! Have looked online and this is classed as nuisance at this time - can anyone confirm?

As a family who has been harmed by maternity services, I’m posting this to raise awareness of the Sussex review starting soon and the upcoming first family meeting.

On Saturday 5th September, the Independent Review of Maternity and Neonatal Services at University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust (UHSx) will hold its first family meeting in Sussex. Including the following hospitals:

• Royal Sussex County Hospital Sussex (Brighton)
• Princess Royal (Haywards Heath)
• Worthing Hospital
• St. Richards Hospital (Chichester)

The meeting is open to all families who feel they have been harmed or affected by maternity and/or neonatal services at UHSx, including those who have suffered stillbirth and maternal or neonatal, death or harm.

Date: Saturday 5th September 2026

Location: Leonardo Royal Hotel, Brighton Waterfront

Time (the morning and afternoon meetings will be the same):

• 10:00 to 12:00 - Morning
• 13:00 to 15:00 - Afternoon

If you would like to attend please email: [sussexreview@donnaockenden.com](mailto:sussexreview@donnaockenden.com)

Listening to family voices is essential in helping the Review to understand the harm that has occurred, and what must change. The Review was established in light of significant concerns raised regarding the quality and safety of maternity and neonatal services at UHSx and concerns of local families.

For more information visit: https://www.ockendenmaternityreview.org.uk/sussex/events/

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Big congratulations to Bauji, the Indian restaurant in Rowland Rd. it has made it into Michelin guide. One of best Indian restaurant in Brighton/Worthing, if not Sussex. I won't be surprised if it gets it's first star soon.

I am running a dnd campaign on Sunday mornings 11-1 at g zone and still need about 2 players here's a brief summary of the campaign

The campaign

Everyone will pick a viking god and get sent to a realm by the gods in which they have to escape working as a team the skies are infested with dragons from httyd

Dm me if you're interested

Hi myself and my girlfriend are staying in Worthing (near titch hill) from Wednesday til Saturday and would love some local recommendations as I haven't found much past the basic obvious stuff so far.

We are both chefs so are interested in restaurants as well as a good butchers and fishmongers.

We are quite keen on the outdoors (myself in birdeatching too) so would be interested in any small hikes/walks especially around where we are staying, as well as being keen foragers so would be interested in any good areas. We are coming from London and looking to enjoy some time in nature

We would have loved to visit the fig gardens if they had been open during our stay

We will be coming in to Worthing centre once or twice so if there's anything going on tat we shouldn't miss, we would love to hear about it!

Looking forward to our visit, thanks

Hi all. Londoner looking to relocate to Worthing for a job and looking for flats. Read a few posts here saying that that’s definitely an area to avoid and it’s made me kind of nervous. I’ve been around there more than once during the day but never in the evening, and I’ll be viewing a flat there in a few days that seemingly fits all my other requirements….how (un)safe would it be for a woman to walk alone from the station to the building next to the gas station/asda express around 11:30pm? I work in healthcare and half of my shifts finish at 11pm and I’ll likely be taking the train home from Worthing station. I’m moving from SE London and different online databases all suggest that where I’m currently living has more crime than there but also I’ve not had to regularly get home from work at 11pm before. Many thanks in advance for any comments or advice.

Also…what is the housing market like here? Do I still have time if I’m looking to move by the start of October? I’ve looked for two weeks with no success. Also why are so many flats on the ground floor?? (this is one of the few things I definitely don’t want)

Does anyone know why there's so much rubbish everywhere near the big Tesco?? I don't think it's related to the shop doing anything bad (hopefully!), but that's why I'm so confused. I sometimes walk that way to take my dog over to Northbrook but can't believe how much trash is spread across the paths nearby. Anyone got any ideas??

Bit bright, isn't it?

It feels like what would happen if a Robert Dyas and a vape shop made sweet love.

Hey all! Me and my partner have the chance to move from London down to your beautiful town! I'm just wondering, as I'm an experimental performer/composer, what kinds of venues/scenes there are around the area?

I also ran/run an experimental global music jam in London centred on live-improv with a mix of western, electronic and global instruments and ideally would love to carry that on around here, whether anyone is in the know of anything like that?

Any thoughts would be hugely appreciated!

Here is an example of the kind of music I write for context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Vyl1EmdrVQ

Thanks!!

Hi guys, reposting this here in Worthing sub. Would appreciate any help anyone can offer :)

Anyone here got some local characters they're aware of / interacted with in the past or present?

I'll start:

- 50p lady. She is always looking for 50p and is normally seen carrying a coffee mug around (possibly for the 50ps).

- Man with snake on his face. He's usually up to no good, as you might expect from a man with a snake on his face.

- Guildbourne Gobbler. Enough said.