The Dome became a grade II listed building
Worthing Timeline
Great Storm hits Worthing
The Odeon Cinema was removed from the statutory list on 27th July 1987
After its closure, the Odeon Cinema was listed at Grade II on 26th March 1987.
The Plaza reopened for use as a Social and Bingo Club on January the 9th 1969
The Plaza closes 8th of December 1968
Worthing Aquarena opened
Worthing Crematorium was opened by Worthing Borough Council
The Denton Lounge was opened on the 31st July 1959 by the Mayor of Worthing, H. W. Bradley.
Muntham Court estate was sold off by auction at Worthing Town Hall
Lancaster bomber crashes close to Worthing beach
Regiment entrained for Worthing as under:- HQ Sqn depart 0430 – arrived Worthing 2200. A, B & C Sqns depart 1000 – arrived Worthing 0630 11 Feb 44.
4 High Explosive bombs dropped at Hill Barn Golf Club
Bf 110C-4 (3254) 2N+BM of 3/ZG76 was shot down by Pilot Officer H.C. Upton of 43 Squadron during combat over Sussex at 13.25. Aircraft crashed at High Salvington, Findon, Worthing, Oberlt W. Schiller and Fw H. Winkler both baled out and captured. https://asn.flightsafety.org/wikibase/226960 Possibly related? Hurricane I R4214 601 Sqdn Tangmere Near Goring Forced landing. […]
A Heinkel He 111P crash landed at High Salvington, shot down during an attack on Great Western Aerodrome (now Heathrow)
Worthing Pier requisitioned by military authorities and closed to the public
The Odeon Cinema opened
The Plaza was opened by the Mayor of Worthing. H. T. Duffield on the 14th of December 1933