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Chichester District Council's Community Wardens are celebrating 20 years of supporting local residents.

The results of a brand-new study comparing the health and development of trees planted through free and subsidised tree schemes in the Chichester District, have been published in a report this month.

Following the success of our laser light shows back in February half-term, I'm pleased to tell you that we have two more exciting events coming up this month for you to enjoy.

A new online housing applications system, which will make applying to join Chichester District Council's housing register quicker and easier, is set to launch this spring.

The Cross Market & More artisan market will be returning to Chichester city centre on Sunday 16 March, taking place between 10am and 4pm in North Street and East Street.

A new free food event aimed at showing people how to eat healthy and cook satisfying meals on a budget will be taking place later this month in Chichester city centre.

I'm really proud to tell you that this year, our award-winning Community Wardens are celebrating their 20th anniversary.

Children and their carers will be able to see the exciting schemes being put forward to refurbish several play areas in the city, as part of a public consultation launched this week.

Chichester District councillors have agreed to increase the average council tax bill by £5.58 a year for a Band D property, in order to protect vital services across the district.

Chichester District Council is reminding businesses to make sure that they are prepared for the introduction of new government rules that affect how they dispose of their waste, which come into force on 31 March 2025.