Services
The historical roots of the City Council can be traced back to 1135. Prior to local government organisation in 1974, the City Council had borough council status but is now a large and active Parish Council. A vigorous local campaign in 1974 ensured the retention of the title 'City' and, of course, the Mayoralty.
The City Council is currently responsible for or involved with :
Allotments
Chichester City Council owns and manages a total of 14.5 acres of allotment land spread over eight sites within... read more»
Bus Shelters
The City Council entered into a License Agreement with West Sussex County Council for the maintenance of two bus... read more»
Benches
Chichester City Council has taken over the responsibility of benches in the City Centre from West Sussex County Council... read more»
City Council Annual Awards
Chichester City Council's Civic and Heritage Awards have been presented since 1986 and the Young Citizens' Awards since 2001. In... read more»
Consultation on Planning Applications
Chichester City Council, as a Parish Council, is consulted on all planning applications within the parish by the Local... read more»
Discretionary Grants
Are you a Chichester based community group? Is your fundraising a problem? Would a small grant help? If the answer to these... read more»
Disused Burial Grounds
The City Council has responsibility for the care and maintenance of a number of disused burial grounds in the... read more»
Footpath Lighting
Chichester City Council has responsibility for the supply and maintenance of lighting to many public footways within the City.... read more»
Freedom Holders
The historic origins of freemen or burgesses can be traced back many centuries to the former municipal corporations in... read more»
Street Banners
Chichester City Council, in conjunction with West Sussex County Council, grant permission for the display of street banners in... read more»
Street Naming & Numbering
The City Council has a statutory duty for the implementation of Street Naming and Numbering. This is achieved in... read more»