In April 2007 The Worthing Photographic society membership chose to change its name to The Worthing Camera and Digital Club. This change reflects the modern nature of the club and its membership. The club was originally called the Worthing and District Camera Club and was formed on 26th April 1904, and from the start of the 1905-1906 season had its own darkroom. Some of the members used outside toilets and had dishes balanced precariously on any available item of 'furniture'!

The name of the society and the meeting place have both changed over the years, as have the types of photography. Everything was monochrome and was produced from various printing processes, including Bromoils to 2¼" square slides. Later these were followed by 35mm colour slides and colour prints, and nowadays many of these are produced digitally.

The 2008/9 Season begins in September - Meetings are on Tuesday  evenings at the  Quaker Meeting House, 34 Mill Road, Worthing, BN11 5DR at 7:00pm - Map link below.