Your Council
The Parish Council is the first tier of local government for the community of Lancing.
Lancing is a large coastal village and civil parish in the Adur district of West Sussex.
Councillors are elected for four years with the last election taking place in May 2024. The Chair of the Council is elected each May.
The Parish Council meets at Lancing Parish Hall. Agenda’s for both full council and committee meetings are published on the website and the village noticeboards, at least three full days prior to a meeting. Members of the public are welcome to attend all Parish Council meetings. People wishing to speak on an agenda item may do so in the public participation session.
The Council’s Mission Statement
The Parish Council is committed to promoting community values, economic well-being, and pride in Lancing.
The Council’s Vision Statement
Working in partnership with the local community to make Lancing a great place to live, work, visit and enjoy.
The Council’s Corporate Objectives
- To engage, whenever possible, in an open dialogue with residents, to understand their needs, and to explain how the Council will address these needs within the resources and powers available.
- To understand the issues and aspirations of residents and promote these ideals for the future.
- To provide high standard cost-effective services.
- To enable, assist and encourage other local organisations and agencies to provide services.
- To promote and represent the best interests of the village for the betterment of the local community.
- To encourage and promote the economic and commercial vitality of the village through partnerships and other means.
- To encourage and promote social and community values in the village by working in co-operation and supporting, where practicable, local organisations and groups.
- To embrace progress, improve the quality of life and healthy living.
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Lancing Parish Council
Lancing Parish Council works in partnership with the local community to make Lancing a great place
Complete the Village Trail to receive a £1 ice cream voucher 🍨
Sussex Scoops will be at the Summer Fayre this Saturday with Billy the Ice Cream trike, serving local Sussex gelato ice cream!
Everyone who returns their completed trail form to 📍 Lancing Parish Hall will receive a £1 voucher off of their ice cream.
The form will be available to download and print at home later this week or you can collect one on the day from:
🗺 Lance’s barbers, 82 Crabtree Lane, BN15 9PJ
🗺 Robert Luff & Co Lancing Estate Agents, 5-7 South Street, BN15 8AE
🗺 Lancing Parish Hall, 96-98 South Street, BN15 8AJ
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Adur District Council Officers will be down on Beach Green today from 1.30pm to 3.30pm asking passers-by what they think about their plans for North Road.We'd like your thoughts on revised plans to improve the centre of Lancing’s shopping area, after we received feedback from hundreds of local people.
For the last two years, we've been working with officers at West Sussex County Council on proposals to invest hundreds of thousands of pounds in North Road to help regenerate the area.
Designs have been drawn up for the closure of the North Farm Road junction and its replacement with a pocket park featuring trees and planting to make the area greener and more attractive for the community.
Residents and businesses have told us they'd like improved lighting at the junction as well as additional seating, so this has been taken on board.
We're running drop-in sessions during June where you can have your say on the updated plans. They will take place at Lancing Parish Council and in South Street on 12th June, in Queens Parade and at Lancing Station on 16th June, and at Lancing Beach Green on 23rd June.
You can also comment online by visiting www.adur-worthing.gov.uk/lancing-village-centre/#next-steps. The latest consultation runs until Sunday 19th July.
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