Chichester Observer - 2020-09-17

• Need to improve access to testing
• Tributes paid to a hero of ourcity– Tony French
• PLUS: How you can still hold your Macmillan Coffee Morning 2020
• Car-making resumes
• Care home ‘requires improvemen­t’ for fourth time
• How will the police enforce the new Covid ‘Rule of Six’ restrictio­ns?
• Cycle and walking network is planned
• Dad and children cut off by tide reunited after rescue
• ‘I felt so broken, deformed and lost now I want to fight to help others’
• Developmen­t between settlement­s would be ‘final straw’ for residents
• ‘No muzzles allowed’ – shop owner puts up signs banning face masks
• Filmmaker creates short film to benefit city’s independen­t shops
• County council facing huge multimilli­on budget gap over four years
• ‘Not the right time’ to reorganise country’s local government system
• Cases continue to rise across the county with local spikes
• Challenges lie ahead as pupils go back to school
• How should our lives change after Covid? Join the Big Conversati­on
• Photograph­ic display is literally a sight for sore eyes on hospital walls
• New president joins the team at Mount Noddy
• Florist added to exclusive guide
• Memorable meeting for oldest Rolls-royce club
• New Ghost unveiled to club members
• Engage with cyclists earlier
• Climate event was invaluable
• Lack of vision for our town
• Yapton crossing background
• Some businesses have expanded
• Gillian Keegan
• Andrew Griffith
• Walk raises over £10k for children’s ward
• A postage-sized blue planet spectacula­r
• Grass roots
• Country walk: Treyford cum Didling
• Nothing stops a Macmillan Co and the charity is appealing fo
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• Sweet and savoury treats for a great coffee morning
• Supporters step up and help raise over £52,000
• Petworth Festival organisers to stream an exciting ‘best of the summer festival that never was’
• 2020 Petworth Festival Special line-up unveiled
• Chichester’s Charlotte teams up with André Rieu online
• New group offers murder mysteries for charity
• Huge range of winter courses coming up at West Dean
• WWI memoirs of a key West Sussex artist
• Fond tributes to fine musician and treasurer
• CFT autumn season to be announced soon as hope grows
• City mourns one of the greats of modern theatre
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• City character praised as Cup hopes are saved
• Purples haze ends Pagham’s little run
• Powell powers to amazing score in the Stableford
• ’Bourne winners crowned in triples
• So close, but Bognor fall at the final hurdle

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