Area Overview for BN13 2EW

BN13 2EW, part of Salvington in Worthing, West Sussex, is a small residential cluster with a population of 1,623. Nestled two miles north-west of Worthing town centre and south of the A27, it forms part of the Worthing suburbs under the local council’s neighbourhood model. The area has historical roots, once a hamlet in West Tarring before joining Durrington in 1902 and the borough of Worthing in 1929. Salvington is notable as the birthplace of John Selden, a 16th-century jurist, with his name preserved in the local pub, *Ye John Selden*. The ward includes listed buildings like Old Sussex House, a 16th-century structure with a historic cockfighting pen in its attic. Daily life here is suburban, with a focus on quiet living, though traffic noise affects 9.28% of the area. The community is predominantly White British (91%), with a median age of 47 and a strong presence of homeowners. This is a place where history and modern convenience coexist, offering a low-crime environment and proximity to key services.

BN13 2EW has a median age of 47, with the most common age group being adults aged 30–64. Home ownership is high at 81%, reflecting a predominantly owner-occupied community. The area is composed of houses, not flats or apartments, and the predominant ethnic group is White (91%). The ward is largely non-deprived (79%), indicating a relatively stable quality of life. Over a quarter of residents (27%) live alone, and 28% are aged 60–79, suggesting a mature demographic. The population is 47% Christian, and the area’s low crime rate (Safety Score: 86/100) contributes to a sense of security. While 9.28% of the ward experiences traffic noise, the overall profile is one of stability, with a focus on family-oriented living and community cohesion.