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Roadworks in Worthing by area

Across the areas we cover there are 14 roadworks on now and 28 booked for the next month, and 9 of them close the road. Here is every area ranked, the closures this week and next, and who is doing the digging.

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14roadworks on nownot counting small pavement jobs
28coming upbooked for the next 30 days
9road closureson now or coming up
9closures this week and next8 in the next 7 days

Darker means more roadworks. Tap an area for its page.

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Busiest right now: Goring-by-Sea (18), Worthing (17) and Salvington (11). The middle Worthing area has 6. Most road closures: Goring-by-Sea (6), West Worthing (3) and Worthing (3).

Every area, ranked

1Goring-by-SeaBN12184146
2WorthingBN11176113
3SalvingtonBN1311472
4DurringtonBN136242
5West WorthingBN115143
6BroadwaterBN14523–
7High SalvingtonBN134131
8Findon ValleyBN142111

Roadworks on now or booked for the next 30 days within each area’s circle. Small pavement jobs aren’t counted (there are 37 of those). Areas overlap, so one job can count in more than one area. Tap a column to sort.

Roads closing this week and next

Drummond RoadRoad repairs in the roadGoring-by-Sea9 Nov to 13 NovWest Sussex County Council
Mill RoadRepairs to pipes or cables in the roadWest Worthing9 Nov to 13 NovSouthern Water
Hudson CloseRoad repairs in the roadDurrington9 Nov to 13 NovWest Sussex County Council
Shakespeare RoadRepairs to pipes or cables in the roadWest Worthing16 Nov to 1 DecSouthern Water

4 road closures starting in the next 14 days, soonest first. Tap a road for the details. Dates are what was booked and can change.

Roads closed now

Parham RoadRoad repairs in the roadHigh SalvingtonTodayWest Sussex County Council
Barn CloseRoad repairs in the roadSalvingtonUntil 5 NovWest Sussex County Council
Trent RoadRoad repairs in the roadWest WorthingUntil 6 NovWest Sussex County Council
Palatine RoadA new connection to a building in the road and on the pavementGoring-by-SeaUntil 10 NovLast Mile Electricity
Marine PlaceRoad improvements in the roadWorthingUntil 31 OctWest Sussex County Council

5 road closures already under way, ending soonest first. Long closures are often for part of a road or part of the day.

Who is doing the digging

West Sussex County Council1433%
Southern Gas Networks1433%
Southern Water819%
Uk Power Networks South Eastern37%
Hutchison 3g25%
Last Mile Electricity12%

Roadworks on now or coming up across the areas we cover, by the company or council that booked them.

Where the figures come from

Roadworks and closures come from the Department for Transport’s Street Manager service, which every council and utility company in England uses to book works on the road. It is published once a month under the Open Government Licence, and the latest month we have is October 2026. We take the works the councils covering Worthing publish, and count each area as a circle round its middle, the same as on its MeBabber page.

Dates are what was booked, and works often finish early or run late. Emergency repairs and works booked at short notice may not show until the next month. See our sources and their licences.

Roadworks in every area

Questions people ask

Which areas of Worthing have the most roadworks?

Right now the areas with the most roadworks on or booked for the next month are Goring-by-Sea (18), Worthing (17), Salvington (11), Durrington (6) and West Worthing (5). The middle area has 6.

Which roads are closed in Worthing this week?

8 road closures are on now or starting in the next seven days across the areas we cover, including Palatine Road in Goring-by-Sea, Marine Place in Worthing and Parham Road in High Salvington. The full list is on this page.

Who is doing the most roadworks in Worthing?

Of the 42 roadworks on now or coming up, the most are by West Sussex County Council (14), Southern Gas Networks (14) and Southern Water (8). Water, gas, phone and electricity companies need a permit to dig up the road, the same as the councils.

How up to date are the roadworks figures?

They come from the Department for Transport’s Street Manager service, which publishes every permit once a month; the latest month we have is October 2026. Works booked at short notice, and emergency repairs, may not show until the next month’s figures arrive.