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CCTV Installation in Worthing

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Local crime figures

Home security in Worthing: the facts

In the year to March 2026, police recorded 154 residential burglaries in Worthing, up 6% on the year before. Across England and Wales, residential burglary fell 7% over the same period. Burglary, vehicle crime and criminal damage are still the offences that most often affect households, and they are what home CCTV is designed to deter and record.

154Residential burglariesUp 6% on the year before
359Vehicle offencesDown 13% on the year before
715Criminal damage offencesDown 9% on the year before

Source: Home Office, police recorded crime by Community Safety Partnership, year ending March 2026 compared with year ending March 2025. Figures cover the Worthing area.

Why homeowners invest in CCTV

Why people in Worthing are protecting their homes

Deter break-ins

Visible cameras and video doorbells make a home a less attractive target, and many intruders will move on.

Evidence if the worst happens

Clear, time-stamped footage can help the police and support an insurance claim.

Protect your car

A camera covering the drive helps deter vehicle crime, including thefts of keyless cars and parts.

Parcels and deliveries

See who is at the door, talk to couriers and keep an eye on parcels left on the doorstep.

Check in from anywhere

Most systems send alerts to your phone and let you view live footage while you are at work or away.

Peace of mind

Popular with people living alone, families with elderly relatives, and anyone who travels for work.

Local advice

Choosing the right setup in Worthing

In Worthing’s seafront terraces and flats a video doorbell and a camera covering the rear access are typical, while the bungalows and semis of Goring and Durrington often have drives and side gates where a camera covering the car makes sense.

If your cameras will capture anything beyond your own property, such as the street, a shared path or a neighbour’s garden, data protection rules apply. The Information Commissioner’s Office expects you to have a clear reason for recording, to put up a sign, to keep footage secure and only for as long as you need it, and to share it if someone you have recorded asks. A good installer will position cameras to keep this to a minimum.

Local councilWorthing Borough Council
Areas coveredWorthing town centre, Broadwater, Goring-by-Sea, Durrington and more
Simple process

How it works

From your first enquiry to a working system on your phone.

Start your enquiry
  1. 1

    Tell us what you need

    Complete the form with your postcode and what you want to protect: front door, drive, garden or outbuildings.

  2. 2

    Compare your quotes

    Your enquiry is matched with up to 3 vetted local installers, who recommend cameras and positions for your home.

  3. 3

    Professional installation

    Your installer fits and wires the cameras, angles them to respect neighbours’ privacy, and tests everything.

  4. 4

    Set up the app

    You are shown how to view live footage, receive alerts and save recordings on your phone.

Useful to know

CCTV questions in Worthing

Do I need permission to put up CCTV in Worthing?

Most home cameras do not need planning permission. If your home is listed or in a conservation area, check with Worthing Borough Council before fixing cameras to the building. If your cameras film beyond your property boundary, data protection rules also apply.

Can I point a camera at the street or my neighbour’s house?

You should avoid it where possible. The Information Commissioner’s Office says that if your cameras capture images beyond your property boundary, such as a neighbour’s garden or a public footpath, you must follow data protection law, including telling people you are recording and keeping footage secure. Your installer can angle cameras to limit this.

Can I watch my cameras on my phone?

Yes. Most modern CCTV systems and video doorbells have an app that shows live footage, sends motion alerts and lets you look back at recordings.

Will CCTV lower my home insurance?

It can help. Some insurers take security measures into account, so it is worth telling yours once your system is installed. Ask them directly, as policies differ.

Do you cover Broadwater and the surrounding area?

Yes. Our installers cover Worthing and nearby areas including Broadwater, Goring-by-Sea, Durrington. Enter your postcode in the form and your enquiry will be matched with installers who work near you.

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Important: Crime figures are official police recorded crime statistics for the local council area and are shown for general information. TradeWatch UK is independent of the police and the Information Commissioner’s Office; this page is a general guide, not legal advice.