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Foil is a thing of the past now at Q Hair and Beauty, Chichester’s salon, which has switched to an eco-friendly version of the traditional foil used in salons across the world.   Adopting ‘Paper Not Foil’ is in line

Councillors have agreed for officers to undertake a consultation exercise to consider a more flexible licensing approach to street trading in Chichester city centre.   In a review of street trading regulations, Chichester District Council will consult with key stakeholders

A petition set up by a councillor to move the Hornet traffic lights in Chichester has gone online.   The pedestrian crossing at Market Avenue and St Pancras was moved when planning permission was granted for a convenience store in

Home Owners with vacant properties in the Chichester district could see their council tax bill tripled.   Billing authorities have the power to increase council tax on properties which have been unoccupied and substantially unfurnished for over two years. This

Members of the city and district council brought together relatives of Henryk Zygalski, one of the three great Polish men who helped crack the Enigma code during the Second World War.   Last year, Cllr Martyn Bell was mayor of

On the UN International Day of Older Persons, (Tuesday, October 1), Sussex Police re-affirmed the force’s commitment to promoting the full and equal enjoyment of all human rights and fundamental freedoms of older people.   International Day of Older Persons

West Sussex has been ‘slow’ to recognise the needs of transgender people at risk of self-harm or suicide, a county council scrutiny committee has been told.   The matter was raised during a County Hall discussion looking at the effectiveness

A  band of weird and wonderful aliens, zombies and monsters have landed at The Novium Museum as part of a fun, interactive and immersive new exhibition.   Created by Brighton-based children’s writer and illustrator Aaron Blecha, Aliens, Zombies & Monsters:

People of Chichester have been enjoying coffee, cake and friendly company to raise money for a cancer charity.   Macmillan Cancer Support asked people to come together and hold coffee mornings to raise awareness and funds as part of the

Students from Chichester, Crawley and Brinsbury colleges gathered at Chichester Cathedral for the Chichester College Group graduation.   The ceremony recognised the hard work achievements of students who have competed higher national certificates (HNC), higher national diplomas (HND), foundation degrees