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People of all ages will be able to 'get their groove on' thanks to two silent discos being held in The Guildhall in Chichester's Priory Park.

Unfortunately, this event will not be taking place due to the high winds and heavy rain forecast for this weekend. These decisions are never taken lightly by the organisers and people's safety must always come first. We're very sorry for any inconvenience.

You may have seen the exciting news that construction has started on new community-led affordable housing in Westbourne.

Chichester District Council is reminding businesses to make sure that they are prepared for the introduction of new government rules that effect how they dispose of their waste.

A cast of Christmas characters will be sprinkling festive magic around Chichester thanks to a special mini-pantomime coming to the historic Guildhall in the city's Priory Park.

Visitors are invited to step back in time and relive 'the greatest decade in the history of history', with a series of events to celebrate a new exhibition at The Novium Museum in Chichester.

A multi-million pound project to investigate options and designs for new Selsey sea defences has reached a key milestone, following the appointment of a specialist engineering consultant.

Refurbishment works to public toilets in Market Avenue in Chichester have been completed.

Residents and visitors to Chichester will be able to enjoy a variety of festive magic thanks to a dedicated programme of events taking place in The Guildhall in Chichester's Priory Park.

As the autumn and winter months draw in, and many of us retreat indoors for warmth and comfort, it's very much the opposite for our strategic wildlife corridors project officers!

Thanks to overwhelming community support, The Novium Museum in Chichester will now be the home to a rare piece of Saxon history, ensuring that this local treasure can remain in the Chichester District.

A planning document that sets out areas of Southbourne that have been identified as options for future housing development, including how this could be supported through community facilities and infrastructure, is now out for public consultation.