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Saturday saw celebrations in Chichester when the Repair Cafe commemorated a whole year since they first began.   On September 28, volunteers of the cafe celebrated its first year working locally to save items from landfill and mend treasured possessions.

This autumn, Chichester Cathedral will be hosting Safe Spaces: an exhibition produced by a group of artists who have each created a personal response to the cathedral and the concept of safety.   The work explores different themes including people,

An understanding and awareness event on dementia and alzheimers took place on Wednesday morning.   Lavant Road Surgery Patient Participation Group, Lavant Road Surgery and the charity, Dementia Support at Sage House all joined together to host the event at

With a looming deadline approaching of October 31 for Brexit, the chief executive of the district council has been granted authority to spend £20,000.   Chichester District Council has already received £51,000 from the government to mitigate against a no

During the week from Monday, September 16, to Sunday, September 22, numerous reports were made to police, which included:   In Hawthorn Close, Chichester, on Monday, September 16, police received notification of a vehicle break-in outside a property. Tools and

Winter opening hours at Chichester household waste recycling site start on October 1, 2019.   The site in Westhampnett will be open from 9am until 4pm until March 31, 2020.   There will also be some seasonal changes to the

Dalmatians, rottweilers, golden retrievers, border collies and huskies were all crowned top dogs at this year’s annual Boxgrove Dog Show.   The show, now in its 20th year, held many classes, including pedigree classes with puppies, juniors, gundogs, utilities, terriers,

Guy Pink, an associate lecturer at Chichester College, was among the top 10 ‘Movers and Shakers’, as listed by HR Magazine.   The magazine describes the list as ‘designed to reflect the way senior HR practitioners exert influence’ and it

A major philanthropic event at the home of Rolls-Royce in Goodwood on Saturday raised more than £1.7 million.   Rolls-Royce’s ‘Evelina Art for Allergy x Dine on the Line’ was held in support of allergy research at Evelina London Children’s