Overview:
Race to the King is a 100km and 50km options taking on a figure of eight course which starts and finishes at West Dean Estate. Participants will trek along the coastal path of Chichester Harbour National Landscape, through the picturesque ancient village of Bosham and up to Kingley Vale Nature Reserve. The second half of the route runs along the river Arun, past Arundel Castle, before heading to the South Downs.
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Vacancy for a Councillor in the South Ward of the Parish Council of Chichester City.
Would you like to find out more about fostering?
When you choose to foster, the care and stability you provide can change a child’s entire future. It doesn’t take superpowers to foster; it takes an open heart, a spare room, and the desire to provide a nurturing, safe, and supportive home for a child.
Chichester District Council is working on an exciting project to refurbish our Priory Park; Oaklands Park; Parklands; Amphitheatre; Whyke Oval; and Florence Park play areas in Chichester!
Before we get started on this, you can let us know your thoughts on the final designs by completing this quick survey before 5pm on 31 March 2025!
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Do you own, manage or know of spruce trees in your local area?
If so, they could be at risk of infestation by the highly destructive Ips typographus.
In early 2024, Chichester City Council (CCC) commissioned an independent consultant to advise on if the stalled neighbourhood plan should be restarted to help guide the city’s future development. Previous attempts had faced considerable challenges and delays including major infrastructure and regeneration projects outside of the scope of a neighbourhood plan coming forward and ongoing uncertainty around the soundness and adoption of the Chichester Local Plan.
Chichester City Council is excited to announce our annual Gala Family Fun Day in Priory Park! Join us on Saturday, 28 June 2025, for an afternoon filled with entertainment, a fun fair, delicious food, various stalls, and much more, including a Grand Raffle!
Read Easy Chichester & Arun (RECA) is a recognised local charity, dedicated to empowering adults to learn how to read. RECA has trained Reading Coaches to provide free, confidential, one-on-one coaching to adults seeking to improve their reading skills. RECA’s purpose is to enable individuals to unlock their potential and embrace new opportunities.
Programme for 2025 Workshops at the West Sussex Record Office
Chichester District Council wants to hear your thoughts on our new Housing, Homelessness, and Rough Sleeping Strategy. Your feedback is crucial in shaping our community’s future.