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A project to install a further two fully accessible public toilets in Midhurst and Selsey has just been completed.

Chichester District Council has helped to plant over 50,000 trees across the district, following the launch of its successful Tree Chichester District scheme in January 2021.

As a council we are extremely fortunate to have our excellent Wellbeing Team, who work with a wide range of individuals across the district to help them with a variety of issues, from achieving a healthier weight, to reducing the amount of alcohol they consume, to offering support to older residents in order to help reduce their risk of falling.

A keen cyclist is using Chichester District Council's Pop-Up Shop scheme to help launch a range of high-quality and durable cycling wear.

Leading lights in the food and drink industry toasted the launch of the Sussex Six Campaign in Chichester District with a glass of Ashling Park Estate's award-winning sparkling wine this week (8 July 2024).

We are extremely lucky to have an abundance of fantastic food producers here in the Chichester District.

Thousands of people flocked to Chichester city centre on Sunday afternoon for the combined Cross Market & More and Summer Street Party event.

With the weather picture looking so bright I thought I'd take this opportunity to remind you about the fantastic range of events taking place across the district over the next few weeks.

Chichester Wellbeing's Alcohol Advisors are supporting residents across Chichester District who recognise they may benefit from drinking less alcohol.

From 1 July until 30 September we will be asking for your views on climate change projects, focusing on potential projects that could help individuals and communities in the district reduce their emissions. This information will be used to help inform our new climate emergency action plan.

Chichester District Council's popular Cross Market & More artisan market and Summer Street Party will return on Sunday 7 July, when both events come together in Chichester city centre for a day of celebration.

Residents and workers across Chichester District are being asked for their views on climate change projects as part of a public consultation taking place from 1 July until 30 September.