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OVER THE week from Monday, March 4, to Sunday, March 10, there were several reports made to police in the Chichester area.   On Tuesday, March 5, remains discovered in the wooded area in Walberton, near Arundel, were identified as

HELP is to be offered to people who are in debt and unable to get on the housing register.   Chichester District Council’s cabinet has agreed to adopt the Homeless Prevention Fund policy and make £43,000 available.   The Mortgage

Residents and visitors will see Chichester district car parking charges stay the same over the next year.   Charges were last reviewed in 2017 when councillors proposed keeping them at the same level for the following two years.   This

FRIENDS OF Centurion Way were once again stationed on the path on Saturday afternoon, canvassing support for their campaign to preserve and enhance the community asset.   Ian Bartle, chairman of Friends of Centurion Way, sad: “It forms such a

A COUPLE who were subjected to daylight robbery are appealing to find the woman who recovered their items.   Niamh and John Allen, from Cocking, made a trip to Chichester city centre on Friday, only to become victims of a

A FORMER Chichester College student will represent the UK at one of the world’s most important and prestigious skills competitions.   Owen Aldous will travel to Russia in August with Team UK for the WorldSkills 2019 Finals.   He will

AIR QUALITY at Westhampnett Road will be monitored by Chichester District Council, now that an air quality monitoring station has been installed in the area, prompted by residents’ feedback.   The station monitors the level of nitrogen dioxide pollution to

CAMPAIGNERS took to the streets on Monday and Wednesday this week to stand up for clean air.   The aim of the events was to encourage motorists to turn off their engines when waiting in queues.   Whyke Road in

A CHICHESTER dancer involved in a terrible car accident has created a series of workshops focused on cultivating resilience to stress.   Donna Fallowes, a professional dancer, was aged 19 when she was involved in a freak road traffic accident

BUILDING IS about to commence on four new almshouses in the city centre and the celebrations were held on Saturday morning in St Pancras.   A traditional ceremonial was held for the turning of the first sod – a traditional