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Chichester City Council Parish Meeting - City Council Plan It has been six months since we adopted your City Council Plan and as promised, with the Autumn Newsletter we have informed you of our progress. Monday 25th November 4pm - 8pm Drop in at anytime Talks will be held at 6pm Tel: 01243 788502 Email: councilplan@chichestercity.gov.uk Assembly Room The Council House, North Street, Chichester, PO19 1LQ Your Key Priorities Improve the environment Create a vibrant thriving and active community Fill the gaps in the city’s infrastructure Preserve the city’s heritage This Parish Meeting will expand upon the information delivered and give you a chance to provide feedback in person!

Chichester City Parish Meeting – City Plan Update

Chichester City Council is hosting a Parish Meeting to update residents on the progress of the City Council Plan, while also providing an opportunity to give feedback on current and future projects.

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Chichester Arts Forum

Chichester Arts Form welcomes artists of all kinds to share their passions, network with fellow creatives, and be inspired!

Join us for the next installment on Thursday, 14th November from 6pm to 8pm at the Council House.

📍 Location: Council House, Assembly Room, Chichester.

Infographic featuring a guitarist playing with words and the Chichester City Council logo. Chichester Arts Forum Thursday 14th November 6pm-8pm Hosted at The Council House In the Assembly Room North Street Chichester PO19 1LQ For more information contact: forums@chichestercity.gov.uk

Free Christmas Tree Decoration Workshops

Families are invited to enjoy free creative workshops during October half term, ahead of an enchanting Christmas Tree Stroll

Chichester BID has organised a series of creative family-friendly workshops this October half term, designed to involve the community in the lead-up to this year’s much anticipated Christmas Tree Stroll.

Mandy Coupar Workshop– Assembly Rooms, Wednesday 30 October: 10am- 2pm. Craft doves from recycled milk cartons and paint festive scenes on hanging wooden discs for the Here is Home Christmas Tree.

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Digital Switchover events coming soon

West Sussex County Council Libraries, in partnership with Neighbourhood Watch and BT Group, are hosting drop-in events to help residents understand the Digital Switchover. By 2027, all telephone providers will switch from analogue landlines to fibre, which may affect telecare devices and landline use during power cuts. Volunteers and experts will be available to explain the changes and offer advice on online safety.

Drop-in sessions will run from October to November in various libraries. No booking is required, so feel free to attend and learn how to stay informed and connected.

Event details

These are informal drop-in sessions, so there’s no need to book – just come along to your nearest location.

  • Billingshurst Library: Wednesday 30 October, 10.00 am – 12.30 pm
  • Rustington Library: Tuesday 5 November, 10.00 am – 12 noon
  • Littlehampton Library: Tuesday 5 November, 2.00 pm – 4.00 pm
  • Burgess Hill Library: Friday 8 November, 10.30 am – 1.00 pm
  • Midhurst Library: Monday 11 November, 10.00 am – 1.00 pm
  • Steyning Library: Wednesday 20 November, 10.30 am – 1.00 pm

We look forward to helping you stay informed and safe as these changes take place.

Find out more: Our Digital Voice Project with BT | Neighbourhood Watch Network (ourwatch.org.uk)

Photo of telephone handset on a cord dangling down. Text beside it displaying; Digital Switchover events coming soon. With the West Sussex County Council Logo.

Raising Your Profile by Ellen Cheshire

We are hosting our next Community Forum event on Wednesday 6th November 2024 in the Assembly Room from 10:00-12:30.

This is a free event for charity groups and organisations on ‘Raising Your Profile’ which will be delivered by Ellen Cheshire from Chichester Cathedral Trust. The session will be followed by a Q&A and networking. Refreshments will also be served.

The event is free to all however, we ask that you register through the following link so we may anticipate numbers: Raising your profile – RSVP here

A poster advertising the Raising your profile event. Chichester City Council Logo Free Training & Networking Event Raising your profile: How to best understand and reach your audiences through the right channels Please join us for our free session with Ellen Cheshire on how to raise your organisation's profile. This will be followed by a Q&A and networking. Refreshments will be served. Register now. Free

Positive Ageing Month

West Sussex County Council are hosting a selection of events at Bognor Regis and Midhurst Library.

Midhurst Library

RNID Hearing Checks – Drop in for a free three minute hearing check by RNID volunteers.
Wednesday 16 October – 9.30am–4.30pm

Drop in and meet: Everyone Active, Age UK, U3A, Alzheimer’s Society, Chichester Wellbeing, Prevention Assessment Team
Fire and Rescue, HILS Meals on Wheels
Wednesday 16 October – 9.30am–4.30pm

Bognor Regis Library

Hearing and Brain Talk with Dr Kate Hough
Monday 21 October – 11.00-12.00pm
This is a free event but pre-booking is essential. Please contact Bognor Regis Library for more details.

Drop in and meet: Arun Wellbeing, Age UK, U3A, Alzheimer’s Society, Prevention Assessment Team, Mind
Tuesday 22 October – 9.30am – 4.30pm

NHS Physical Movement Health Checks – No need to book, just turn up!
Tuesday 22 October – 9.30am-4.30pm

RNID Hearing Checks – Drop in for a free three minute hearing check by RNID volunteers.
Tuesday 22 October – 9.30am – 4.30pm

Drama, Dance and Singing Workshop – 4-8 year olds

Each 25 minute workshop is led by an experienced, DBS actor/drama teacher appearing in the role as the Little Green Alien. Using drama, dance and singing, they’ll take the children on a fascinating, improvisational exploration through outer space.

Location: Chichester Library

Date: Tuesday 29 October

Time: 10.00–10.30am or 10.45–11.15am

Booking essential – please speak with staff to reserve a place

Parents and carers must remain with their child during this activity

Chichester Library, Tower Street
Chichester, PO19 1QJ 
chichester.library@westsussex.gov.uk
01243 777351
Midhurst Library

Arun & Chichester Good Food Fortnight 20th Sept-6th Oct 2024

WHAT IS THE ARUN & CHICHESTER GOOD FOOD FORTNIGHT?

The Arun and Chichester Good Food Fortnight is a programme of food-related activities and events across the two districts with the aims of:

  • Celebrating local food projects that alleviate food poverty and improve access to food
  • Encouraging growing, cooking and eating together
  • Spotlighting businesses that champion local, sustainable and affordable food
  • Making connections between organisations, businesses and individuals committed to improving the local food system
  • Working together to create a good food movement.

We are calling on the residents of Arun and Chichester to get involved in the Good Food Fortnight – by attending events, taking part in activities and making a pledge towards a better food future:

Find out more on arunchifood.org.uk/work/food-fortnight. Make your pledges on social media tagging @arunchifood #ACGoodFoodFortnight and we will share your posts.

Measuring your Impact: Making the most of your evaluation and monitoring for your fundraising.

Chichester City Council welcomes Lucy Stone of No Stone Unturned Fundraising: to deliver a face to face session on Impact.

It is vital that people and organisations we ask to support our work understand what impact their donations will have.

Evaluation, monitoring and impact measurement are essential tools for fundraising.

Do you know your outputs from your outcomes?
Are you unsure what you need to measure and what people might be interested in?
Do you collect lots of information but aren’t sure what to do?
Do you want to use your data, case studies and stories more effectively in your fundraising?

In this session Lucy will cover three exercises:

  • Exploring outcomes
  • Evaluation framework
  • Theory of change/logic chain model

Refreshments provided

Who should attend?

These sessions are aimed at smaller organisations who might have limited capacity for fundraising. You might be the only person responsible for fundraising within your organisation or you might not have much fundraising experience.

This training is being delivered by Lucy Stone of No Stone Unturned

About the Trainer:
Lucy Stone, from No Stone Unturned Fundraising, has worked in the Charity sector for over 20 years and has raised £97million. Lucy specialises in supporting grassroots community organisations in Sussex and arts/ culture sector organisations. She helps them to raise more through trusts and foundations, diversify their income and make better connections with their funders and supporters.

Through her consultancy, No Stone Unturned Fundraising, Lucy is currently supporting Music Venue Trust, From the Fields (Kendall Calling, BlueDot & Christmas at Bute), Creative Crawley, Together Co, The Old Market Charitable Trust and Play for Progress. Lucy is a Trustee of Pelican Parcels, Brighton & Hove’s only baby bank.
Connect with Lucy on Linkedin

Location:
Chichester City Council, Council House, The Assembly Room, North Street, Chichester, PO19 1LQ

Tickets:
Book your space – Measuring your Impact: Making the most of your evaluation and monitoring for your fundraising. – Chichester City Council, Council House, The Assembly Room, North Street, Chichester (tickettailor.com)

Terms and Conditions:
Booking is through Ticket Tailor. We generally offer 1 place per organisation and priority will be given to our registered members and partners. For non members and anyone outside the area, if you register for the event/training your booking will be transferred to the waiting list and we will inform you nearer the time if there are spaces available (please note there may be a charge for non member/out of area tickets).
If you are unable to attend the meeting, please de-register on Ticket Tailor or let us know via email. Our events are normally fully booked so if you let us know you are no longer able to make it we can open your space up to another organisation, who may not otherwise be able to attend.

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