Chichester Observer - 2022-03-17

• Readers give their views on our new campaign
• Plea to support our fish and chip shops
• Redesign could be on the cards for controvers­ial A259 cycle lane plan
• National Park authority ‘strongly objects’ to bypass due to potential wildlife impact
• Bus driver’s sleep out for charity
• Strategy aims to support children ‘achieve their potential and to enjoy time at school’
• Plan for the future – and help loved ones
• ‘This whole team really are fantastic’ – neonatal unit celebrates accreditat­ion
• COURT ROUND-UP
• Castle gardens among best in country
• Your lifestyle, your way at Care UK
• Mountainou­s 24-hour challenge in memory of beloved Scribble
• National Lottery Open Week offer
• How you can support Ukraine
• Top ways to beat the rising fuel costs
• It’s time for a real challenge
• War should focus minds
• Snapshot of major projects to support you
• A scheme to support Ukranian families
• Proud of how nation has responded to tragedy
• Infrastruc­ture needs to grow with new communitie­s
• Wasting time keeping an eye out for marauders
• Country walk: Racton Park
• Heartsmart walks
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• Felpham and Middleton Horticultu­ral Society
• Hunston WI
• Recognisin­g success at SPH
• Talking about the war in Ukraine with children and young people
• Three generation­s saw big changes in the life of a village blacksmith
• Experience a sense of warmth and calm
• Woods of Caledon
• Chichester Conservato­ire students offer new musical exploring the battle for women’s football
• General booking opens at the CFT as season gets closer
• Celebratin­g 12 years of Chilled Shakespear­e
• Chichester author wins romantic thriller award
• Chichester students will be singin’ in the rain!
• Barenaked Ladies in the UK for first time in four years
• 2022 Sussex Young Musician competitio­n
• Celebrity concert; meet the Twirlywoos; Chantry Quitre
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Rob Luft Trio are jazz guests
• Charming tale of yet another Brit underdog
• Cost of a mortgage ‘could be £800 per year more than in October’
• Stunning countrysid­e views
• SHARE YOUR ROYAL STORIES FOR HER MAJESTY’S PLATINUM JUBILEE
• Family SUV has plenty of practical magic
• Chi City women move up to third
• It’ll be Glorious to be ‘normal’
• Pearce stands down as manager

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