<p>Today we're heading to one of Worthing's most popular parks hearing from some of the volunteers working hard to preserve the 1930s charm of Marine Gardens. Host Neil Pringle also gets a tour of the award-winning area from ranger Anthony Read, hearing first hand how new planting will help it adapt to the onset of climate change and thrive for generations to come.</p>

Today we're heading to one of Worthing's most popular parks hearing from some of the volunteers working hard to preserve the 1930s charm of Marine Gardens. Host Neil Pringle also gets a tour of the award-winning area from ranger Anthony Read, hearing first hand how new planting will help it adapt to the onset of climate change and thrive for generations to come.

Park Life

Welcome to SpringForward, a podcast series created by Adur & Worthing Councils.

The aim is simple: to provide a little bit of escape from COVID-19 while highlighting some of the amazing places and activities which can be freely accessed on people's doorsteps.

And who better to talk about this work than the people whose job it is to look after and act as guardians for these amazing places?

From following in the footsteps of Oscar Wilde to getting award-winning parks fighting fit for climate change, the series captures just some of the work being done by key worker councils staff and partner groups.

The series is hosted by former BBC Sussex anchor Neil Pringle. It is the first podcast series created by a UK local authority which focuses on the day-to-day work of councils key workers during one of the most challenging period in a generation.

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Welcome to SpringForward, a podcast series created by Adur & Worthing Councils. The aim is simple: to provide a little bit of escape from COVID-19 while highlighting some of the amazing places and activities which can be freely accessed on people's doorsteps. And who better to talk about this work than the people whose job it is to look after and act as guardians for these amazing places? From following in the footsteps of Oscar Wilde to getting award-winning parks fighting fit for climate change, the series captures just some of the work being done by key worker councils staff and partner groups. The series is hosted by former BBC Sussex anchor Neil Pringle. It is the first podcast series created by a UK local authority which focuses on the day-to-day work of councils key workers during one of the most challenging period in a generation.

Welcome to SpringForward, a podcast series created by Adur &amp; Worthing Councils.

The aim is simple: to provide a little bit of escape from COVID-19 while highlighting some of the amazing places and activities which can be freely accessed on people's doorsteps.

And who better to talk about this work than the people whose job it is to look after and act as guardians for these amazing places?

From following in the footsteps of Oscar Wilde to getting award-winning parks fighting fit for climate change, the series captures just some of the work being done by key worker councils staff and partner groups.

The series is hosted by former BBC Sussex anchor Neil Pringle. It is the first podcast series created by a UK local authority which focuses on the day-to-day work of councils key workers during one of the most challenging period in a generation.

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