Jason Nicholls, chairman of Worthing United Youth FC, said: "We are very pleased with the outcome of the application." The club is raising funds to pay for the new facilities.

George Dowell, 22, came through non-league Worthing FC’s youth system before a car accident left him paralysed from the chest down. He was hospitalised for ten months after the incident ...

However, Dowell who used to play for Worthing FC now has a different dream - guiding ... club in 2008 as a 16-year-old and played for the youth team before earning a couple of appearances on ...

It’s mid November 2014 and after 128 years, Worthing FC, probably not for the first time ... and having been in and around the club with the youth team since the close season of 2011, in ...

Worthing FC have announced details of a new women's ... challenge of mirroring the success we have had with our existing youth pathways.” The team will enter the Sussex Woman and Girls ...

Worthing run a very successful youth and academy set-up ... All of this is playing the role that a football club should be fulfilling within its local community, and this in turn creates vital ...

"You don't need to be a football fan to watch," says Worthing FC chairman A new documentary which tells the story of how a former football player took over his club after a life-changing car crash ...

“People say I saved Worthing FC, but I say Worthing FC saved me,” says George Dowell. He is speaking to The Athletic at Woodside Road, the home of the non-League football club he owns on ...

Worthing FC, the leaders of the Isthmian Premier Division, are the latest club to voice their disapproval at the Football Association's decision to cancel the non-league season. On Thursday ...

Now wheelchair-bound, he realised he needed a new life plan and used the compensation he received to take control of Worthing FC, the club he used to play for. Since 2015, the 31-year old has ...