Travel Leaflet

Getting to the new Worthing College

How will I get to the new Worthing College?

The new Worthing College at The Warren is a truly special place. Students will enjoy the best teaching and learning and social and recreational facilities in a stunning parkland campus. This leaflet has been produced to help you plan how you will get to the new college.

On foot or by bicycle There will be pedestrian and bicycle access to the college site at Hill Barn Lane, Warren Road and at the Grove Lodge Roundabout. The Grove Lodge Roundabout entrance will lead to a well lit pedestrian/ bicycle path to the main building.

There will be enhanced and new pedestrian and bicycle routes in the local area around the new site.

There will be safe crossing points on Warren Road, the Upper Brighton Road and the Grove Lodge Roundabout.

Worthing College will offer “Bikeability� training to students and staff to help improve cycle safety.

Findon, Horsham, London Arundel and Chichester

The Warren

Brighton

Littlehampton

Shoreham and Lancing Worthing Station Contains Ordnance Survey data Š Crown copyright and database right 2012.

There will be 200 bicycle spaces on site close to the

vehicle entrance in Hill Barn Lane. There will be 227 car

main entrance with some also on the western side of

parking spaces on site including 10 spaces for disabled

the building.

people, close to the main entrance. There will be a

The map shows the site of the New Worthing College at The Warren and the main routes from the local area.

By car or motorcycle Easily accessible from the A27, there is one main

drop-off area on-site for staff and students. There will be a separate drop off area for nursery parents, near to the main entrance. There will be 28 motorcycle spaces near the main entrance. Student drivers will be able to access a free parking permit for on site parking.

By rail Train to Worthing station then shuttle bus or walk to Worthing College.

By bus There will be a shuttle bus service onto the college grounds with a bus stop and shelter close to the main

COMPASS 8/8a

Ferring, Goring, Worthing Pier

16

Lancing, Worthing, Broadwater

84

Arundel, Clapham, Broadwater Green (adjacent to the new Worthing College), Worthing South Street

106

Steyning, Lancing, Worthing Pier

entrance. The shuttle bus will run from Worthing Pier to the station and back again picking up and dropping off along the route. There will be two buses per hour during the normal college day. Passengers will need to pay a bus fare on the shuttle bus. The college will subsidise 3-in-1 travel cards for students.

There are numerous bus services which students can use to travel to college.

Real-time bus information will be displayed in the college reception.

Please go to www.westsussex.gov.uk and search Public Transport for further information and access to leaflets and guides about buses and trains or www.stagecoachbus.com/timetables for bus details.

STAGECOACH Bus

Route

1

Findon, Findon Valley, Broadwater Green (adjacent to the new Worthing College), Worthing South Street

5

Durrington Tesco, Broadwater Green (adjacent to the new Worthing College), Worthing Station

6

High Salvington to Worthing Station

7/7a

Worthing Station, Broadwater Green (adjacent to the new Worthing College), Sompting, Lancing

Pulse

Durrington, Worthing Pier, Lancing

9

Worthing Pier, Lancing, Shoreham-by-Sea

10

Durrington, Worthing Station, Broadwater

700

Angmering, Littlehampton, Worthing Pier, Brighton

METROBUS 23

Horsham, Washington, Findon, Warren Road (adjacent to the new Worthing College)

Worthing College 01903 243389 info@worthing.ac.uk www.worthing.ac.uk