Programme for 2025 Workshops at the Record Office
Programme for 2025 Workshops at the West Sussex Record Office
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.
We have created a warm and welcoming space in the Old Court Room at The Council House for those feeling the cold. Free tea and coffee is available.
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Office Hours)
As part of our commitment to achieving Net Zero by 2030, we’ve transitioned to a digital-based filing system. We’re now clearing out unnecessary stationery at The Council House, including a variety of Arch Leaver and Ring Binder Folders.
Feel free to collect them at reception. First come first served.
Project Manager analysing street lighting in the City.
By addressing the need for improved street lighting, we are making a significant step towards enhancing the overall quality of life in our city. We encourage everyone to participate in this initiative and share their feedback to help us prioritise and implement the necessary improvements.
On Tuesday, January 7th, we will be upgrading our telephone system. You may experience some disruption in contacting us during this time. We appreciate your patience and aim to have the phone lines back to normal as soon as possible.
The Volunteer Fair is an event taking place on Saturday, January 18th, 2025, from 10 am to 1 pm at The Council House in Chichester. It offers an opportunity to meet local organisations seeking volunteers.
More details can be accessed via a QR code, phone, or website.
Please be advised that the Council House will be closed from midday on 23rd December 2024 until 2nd January 2025.
For any urgent matters during this period, please contact the City Council via email at administration@chichestercity.gov.uk.
Chichester Fringe is excited to announce the launch of its brand-new commissioning grant scheme. Two successful artists or companies will each receive a £250 grant to help bring their work to life. In addition to financial support, recipients will secure a spot in the Chichester Fringe 2025 programme.
This grant is designed for those who need additional financial assistance to develop their performances. The funds can be used for securing rehearsal space, purchasing props, or creating costumes. Successful applicants will also be given a performance slot at Chichester Fringe 2025.
From April 2024, Chichester City Council awarded Chichester Fringe a core funding grant of £15,000 over three years.
“Chichester City Council is excited to support the Chichester Fringe, fuelling the creativity of emerging artists and enriching our city’s vibrant cultural scene. These grants offer a fantastic opportunity to showcase fresh talent, provide vital support for new work, and contribute to making Chichester an even more dynamic, thriving community,”
Councillor Rhys Chant, Chair of Chichester City Council’s Arts Forum.
Applications will be open from Monday, 2 December to Wednesday, 1 January 2025.
For more information, visit Chichester Fringe Commissioning Grant 2025: https://www.chichesterfringe.co.uk/about-us/commissioning-grant-2025
Chichester Fringe will announce the successful applicants in the New Year.
Dates for Fringe 2025 are 31st May – 14th June.
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.