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An independent restaurant in Chichester is closing its doors after ten years’ trading in the city.   A statement by Sussex Restaurant Company Ltd stated they had terminated trading at RBK (Real Burger Kitchen) in South Street.   It read:

Councillors in the city are backing a questionnaire asking the public if they would like an electric community bus.   Members of the Green and Labour parties on Chichester City Council have launched a new survey after looking at other

The annual Dragon Boat Race at Chichester Canal took place on Sunday with local firefighters beating off the competition to be crowned the winners.   The event saw Chichester’s Rotary Dragon Boat Challenge raising much needed funds for Cancerwise and

Volunteers and staff were thanked for their contributions to Arun and Chichester Citizens Advice.   Helpers who have clocked up some 86 years of unpaid support were celebrated at a special event. They received long-service awards and are among 120

Railway workers in Chichester and Bognor Regis who served their country have been remembered.   A unique project by ticket office employee Laura Lee has ensured their bravery in the First World War will be available for the public to

Free bicycle health checks will be on offer tomorrow to celebrate a new cycle route.   A Dr Bike gazebo will be set up at the start of the £400,000 link for two-wheeled transport across the road from Pagham Harbour

West Sussex County Council was delighted that the Sussex Declaration, a rare copy of the American Declaration of Independence, was displayed at No 10 Downing Street during the presidential state visit to the UK.   The declaration is one of

Second World War concrete structures off Pagham and Selsey have been given special protection.   Components of Mulberry floating harbours and wartime tanks and bulldozers were added to the national heritage list for England to mark yesterday’s 75th anniversary of

The former leader of Chichester District Council clashed with the new leader during the first cabinet meeting held on Tuesday.   Cllr Eileen Lintill was forced to defend her choices for a panel for the development plan and infrastructure.