Category Archives: Family Fun

TRADITIONAL peg making, make a bird pudding, make a paper chain snake and Learn how to rag-rug like a Victorian were just some of the activities on offer at a museum in Singleton over half-term.   Families visiting the Weald

Operators of Chichester’s ice rink have said they brought joy to the city and will be back this year to do it all again.   Speaking exclusively to the Chichester Post, Edward White, of S3K Limited, the operators of CHiCE

Keen swimmers from the Chichester area braved the new year sea for a dip to help raise funds for charity, many wearing fancy dress.   There were 196 dippers in total who braved the cold to take part in the

A TRADITIONAL Christmas became a reality for visitors to the Weald and Downland Living Museum on Boxing Day and yesterday.   From Tudor to Victorian times, a historic festive treat awaited visitors to the Singleton museum.   Traditionally decorated houses

Santa in the Park and CHiCE – Chichester Ice Rink are set to bring the Christmas joy to the city on Sunday.   St Wilfrid’s Hospice is calling on members of the public and their dancing shoes to help set

CHICHESTER’s ice rink opened on Saturday, with a private opening the previous afternoon.   Members of the public have begun to skate in the icy wonderland, created by S3K limited.   The Duke of Richmond officially opened the rink on

DESPITE a wet and chilly evening, the Market Cross became a central gathering for residents and visitors to the city.   The annual Rotary Clubs of Chichester Christmas tree blessing and switch-on event took place on Saturday.   The event

SPOOKY treats were in store for those visiting Singleton over the half-term week with Halloween-themed fun.   Activities included the traditional fun of pumpkin carving, face painting and apple bobbing but there were also other crafty things to do.  

TRAIN ENTHUSIASTS of all ages visited the Chichester Lions Club’s 24th annual model railway exhibition.   The event was held at Chichester High School in Kingsham Road on Saturday and was officially opened by the deputy mayor of Chichester, Cllr

RACEGOERS braved the bad weather on Sunday to see out the final fixture for 2018 and the Goodwood racecourse.   There were 9,430 visitors to the picturesque racing venue battling wind and rain to enjoy an autumn theme.   With