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Research to investigate whether sediment is one of the reasons behind the decline in crab and lobster catches off the Selsey coast is progressing thanks to a key report which has just been completed.

More than £900,000 of grant funding has been allocated to businesses and community groups across the Chichester District between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2025 for projects that support economic growth, community infrastructure, people and skills.

Unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances the special exhibition feature will now not be happening. The Novium Museum Team would like to apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. The rest of the exhibition remains open as usual.

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

As we approach the half term holidays, you may be wondering what activities are taking place to keep everyone entertained.

You may remember that over the past two years, we have held some very successful laser light shows during the February half term, at the Canal Basin in Chichester.

People can explore the vibrant colours of the Chichester District with a free exhibition of open-air paintings at Chichester Cathedral, from 12 February 2025.

A series of exciting free laser shows, choreographed to music, will take place in Chichester and Petworth during the half-term holidays, which have been arranged by Chichester District Council.

Residents can boost their skills and receive support to take their next steps towards work thanks to a series of free community events from Chichester District Council's Choose Work team.

I'm pleased to tell you that work to refurbish our play areas in Chichester is progressing really well, and we'll soon be asking for your views on our final plans.

We're sorry to say that the Vegan Market Co has had to make the difficult decision to cancel the Chichester Vegan Market that was due to take place this Sunday 26 January, due to the high winds that are forecast as a result of Storm Eowyn.

A new Miyawaki-style tree plot has been planted in Chichester's Florence Park, as part of a trial to test the success of different planting methods across the Chichester District.