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| leader_name1 = [[Tim Loughton]]

| area_total_km2 = 41.80

| area_rank = {{English district area rank|ONSGSS=45UBE07000223}} [[List of English districts by area|(of {{English district total}})]]

| population_total = {{EnglishDistrictPopulationEnglish district population|ONSGSS=45UBE07000223}}

| population_as_of = {{EnglishStatisticsYearUnited Kingdom statistics year}}

| population_rank = {{EnglishDistrictRankEnglish district rank|ONSGSS=45UBE07000223}} [[List of English districts by population|(of {{English district total}})]]

| population_blank1 = 95.9% White<br>1.3% S.Asian<br>1.2% Mixed

| blank1_info = 45UB

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==Politics==

{{see also|Adur local elections}}

Elections to the district council have been held every 2 years since the [[Adur Council election, 2004|2004 election]], when the council changed to being elected by halves instead of by thirds. The [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative party]] has had a majority on the council since the [[Adur Council election, 2002|2002 election]]. Following the 2012 election the council is composed of the following:

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==Twin towns==

[[Adur (district) |Adur]] is twinned with

* {{flagicon|Poland}} [[Żywiec]], [[Poland]]

* {{flagicon|France}} [[Riom]], [[France]]