Chichester Observer - 2020-10-01

• Former leader quits the Tories
• Teacher is not guilty
• Concern over crime levels
• TV coverage for cycleways
• Anger at EE confusion
• Community support for lifeboat station
• For The Few
• Charity warns changes to the planning system would be ‘catastroph­ic’ for Sussex countrysid­e.
• Five honoured for heroic acts
• MP explains why she voted for controvers­ial legislatio­n
• Formal warning after sewage release
• PCSOS to resume home visits in battle to combat rising levels of anti-social behaviour
• Foster carers urgently needed as county takes more refugee children
• Drop in number of fire safety checks in county
• Veterans lost to PTSD deserve a ‘fitting memorial’ motion argues
• ‘We’ll keep helping unaccompan­ied asylum-seeking children in county’
• What do the Government planning proposals entail?
• Councils submit their consultati­on responses
• COURT ROUND-UP
• Stoptober: ‘Quitting really is the best thing a smoker can do for their health’
• Connecting unpaid carers in more ways than one
• Fundraiser for library books in dad’s memory
• Scrub Hub donates £7k to charity
• Teenager features in new music video
• In My View Why tourism in Chichester can thrive in the post-covid world
• It’s in everyone’s interest to minimise risks
• Former leader wanted the very best for the people of West Sussex
• Event is not the best idea now
• Putting the record straight
• Support needed for children
• District Dispatch Helping rebuild from pandemic
• Gillian Keegan
• Keeping school community connected
• Students Enjoy their New Start at The Bourne
• Breathe Well and Live Well with videos and podcasts
• Grow up among horses and heroes
• Country walk: West Stoke Down
• Don’t be led up the wrong path
• Fierce loyalty helps Selsey fishing family overcome hardships facing the industry
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD Scribble pad
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• ARROWWORD
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• Hit the trail to help Sussex hospices
• Innovative new pillow transforms lives
• VOTE FOR ONE OF THESE...
• Faces identified in regimental photo discovered in junk shop
• Busy autumn at Candida Stevens in Chichester
• Model for major new National Emergency Services Memorial to be shown in Ox market exhibition
• #Sussextoge­ther Festival of the Arts entries are still open
• Chichester goes online for National Poetry Day
• CFT remains hopeful for the autumn as booking opens
• Sir Matthew revists past shows as he waits it out...
• Exhibition title takes on special significan­ce
• Why Carol wants to help us write our own life stories
• New novel creates an occupied West Sussex
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• House sales surge after stamp duty is reduced
• Save money on entry to The Garden Show
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• Peugeot unveils Le Mans Hypercar
• Honours are even as gauntlet is laid down
• Ladies are quick to get back in groove
• Winning start for hockey ladies
• No doom and gloom at City
• New boy can’t save City
• Athletes are racing back to honours

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