A lovely piece of work that decorates the Worthing Seafront. It was paid for by public subscription…read moreand was started and finished in 1903. Unveiled on 08/08/1903. It honours the Fallen during the South African War 1899 1902. It is a polished obelisk of red/grey granite with sans-serif lettering. It faces South and has a semi circle of flag poles to the rear. Interestingly, Private Wiliiam Cooper's name is carved here. He fought at Rorke's Drift against the Zulus in 1879

I want to share my experience with Rounce Funeral Directors. When we lost our mum, I met with John…read moreat his office to discuss the funeral arrangements. John took the time to explain the process, the different options available, and the costs involved in detail. After that, I was introduced to Becky, who was very caring and helped us arrange everything, with the assistance of a local celebrant, Janie Honeywell, who was also very caring. On the day of the funeral, Becky and her staff were professional and respectful, ensuring that every aspect of the service ran smoothly. The service was exactly what we wanted, a testament to Rounce Funeral Directors' competence and reliability. My sister and I are so grateful for the support and love we received from Rounce Funeral Directors during this difficult time. Thank you.

This company was given the task to organise the funeral of a close friend…read more I only had minimal contact with the company however, on the 2 occasions I called regarding the arrangements I was met with frankly less that polite attitude, apparent lack of empathy and hostile service. Avoid this seemingly shambolic company.