Cutting from 'Herald' describing the various problems and restoration efforts carried out at Salvington mill. The Worthing Borough Council eventually bought the mill to begin repairs to it in earnest.

Cutting from 'Herald' of an article by Jocelyn Hollebone describing the successful restoration efforts at Salvington Mill. The parties involved in the repairs were the West Sussex County Council and the Friends of High Salvington Mill. The article also recalls past problems at the mill and Worthing Borough Council's effort to restore it, as well as the formation of the Salvington Mill Trust, who would be responsible for the mill's complete restoration.

Cutting from 'The Herald' of an article by Henfrey Smail detailing the history of the Broadwater mill in Worthing, including its ownership and eventual ruin. The article then continues on to describe Salvington mill, again going over its history, ownership, and technical role.

Cutting from 'West Sussex Gazette' of a brief history of Salvington Mill at Worthing. The article mentions the purchase of the mill by Worthing Corporation, and its restoration by E. Hole and Sons. It also includes details of the restoration effort and cost, and is accompanied by a sketch by Mr. Entwisle.

Cutting from 'Evening Argus' giving a brief history of High Salvington Mill in Worthing. It gives some details of the mill's functions over time and appreciates the preservation efforts made towards it.

Note in 'The Daily Telegraph' that £20,000 is to be spent on restoring Salvington Windmill near Worthing.

Letter to the Editor of the 'Daily Mail' from Mr. H. B. Smith about the High Mill at Salvington, which he calls a "port Mill". [NB This may well be a typo for "post Mill".]

Photo with caption in the 'Worthing Herald' showing Capt. W. Douglas Jones doing some outside repairs to his mill at High Salvington.

Cutting from the 'Worthing Gazette' recording the Town Council's recommendation to buy High Salvington Post Mill from Mrs Douglas Jones.

Report in the 'Worthing Herald' about the negotiations towards the Council taking over High Salvington Mill, Halnaker Mill and Shipley Mill.

Cutting from the Brighton 'Evening Argus' commenting that the repairs now being done for to High Salvington Mill at a cost of £1,500 would have cost merely £100.

Cutting from the 'Sussex Daily News' reporting the decision by Worthing Town Council to spend money on woodworm prevention - before they even owned it - by a vote of 16 to 14.

Article from the 'Worthing Gazette' recording the Council discussions about the purchase of High Salvington Mill.

Article in the 'West Sussex Gazette & South of England Advertiser' bemoaning the way "legal matters are dragging on" and the business of urgently needed repairs gets put off.

Srticle in the 'Worthing Herald' about the state of progress in doing the necessary repairs to High Salvington Mill.

Photo with caption in the 'Southern Weekly News' showing repairs under way on High Salvington Mill which are likely to cost £20,000.

Record in the 'Worthing Gazette' of the death of Captain Walter Douglas Douglas-Jones. formerly of Mill Cottage, High Salvington and propriator of the Mill Cafe.

Photo with caption from the 'Worthing Herald' about the discovery of Death-Watch beetle amongst all the other problems at High Salvington Mill.

Photo in 'The Times' showing the restored exterior and internal machinery, on which Worthing Corporation has spent nearly £5,000.