Remembrance Sunday 2020 is taking place in very different times this year. In order to commemorate this occasion despite the current restrictions, Chichester City Council has put together some web pages to ensure that Chichester remembers and that the residents of Chichester and beyond can Remember from Home.
news from West Sussex County Council: New national restrictions now in place; Community hub is here to help; Self-isolation reminder; New working restrictions.
Chichester District Council has drafted a policy outlining ways in which the council can help residents and landlords to maintain and improve the condition of housing in the district. The council is encouraging people to share their views on…
REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2020 IMPORTANT UPDATE We regret to inform you that, due to the National lockdown effective 5th November, no Service of Remembrance is being organised by…
Show some respect this Fireworks Night West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service is urging residents in West Sussex…
I think the reality of another lockdown took all of us here by surprise. The infection rate in Chichester was low and although it had started to creep up, there seemed little justification for a drastic action which leads to despair among City Centre businesses.
In order to acknowledge the efforts of individuals, groups and organisations that have gone above and beyond to support the people and City of Chichester during the pandemic, Chichester City Council has created a new Covid19 Civia Awards.
Some pictures from the VJ75 Commemoration held in Litten Gardens, Chichester on Saturday 15th August 2020 when the City Council, veterans and City residents remembered those that had fallen in the long conflict…
The Mayor of Chichester, Councillor Richard Plowman, has written an open letter to the City of Chichester. You can download a PDF of it here: Open letter from the Mayor of Chichester…
Share a Poem of Hope with West Sussex Libraries West Sussex Libraries are looking for…