Category Archives: News

Chichester’s Oakwood School has received a glowing review from The Good Schools Guide.   The school has been included for the first time in the UK’s number one trusted guide to state, independent and special schools.   Inclusion in the

Chichester Cathedral has announced the appointment of the Rev Dr Dan Inman as the new residentiary canon and chancellor.   He was appointed by the Bishop of Chichester, The Right Rev Dr Martin Warner, and will be installed at evensong

The Manhood Wildlife and Heritage Group is seeking nominations for the Eileen Savill award.   This an annual award is for young people, under 25 years of age, who contribute to the conservation or celebration of the landscape, wildlife or

Over the week from Monday, June 3, to Sunday, June 9, numerous reports were made to police.   In St James Road, Chichester, on Monday, June 3, police received a report of break-in to sheds at an allotment between May

Over half the people who completed a questionnaire over parking plans for the city were opposed to the ideas.   At a meeting held on Tuesday evening, councillors were shown a presentation which detailed the results and showed a strong

A school in Chichester has received a Good rating by Ofsted inspectors since it merged.   On May 21 and 22, the school had their first Ofsted inspection as Chichester High School after the boys and girls schools merged.  

Councillors from the city have united and unanimously voted to declare a climate emergency.   The new council, formed now of members from all parties (Greens, Conservatives, Liberal Democrats and Labour), heard from Cllr Sarah Sharp from the Green party

Residents and community groups are invited to attend free events in Midhurst and Fishbourne to learn about community safety and the work of local crime prevention services.   The ‘Crime, Dine and Keeping Safe’ events will take place on Tuesday,

Around 490 people have signed a petition asking the county council to construct a pedestrian crossing in St Paul’s Road.   The petition was created by resident, Mrs Barbara Teasdale, with support from Cllr Clare Apel for the safety of

The county council is spending almost £70,000 a year to repair streets in the city centre, councillors have been told.   The amount was confirmed after a question was raised over deterioration of the pavements in the city centre and