Chichester Observer - 2019-03-28

• Fire damaged cottage must not be demolished
• Harbour concerns were ‘ignored’ say residents
• Help suppor our young musicians The Observer backs a new campaign to fund music equipment –
• Sewerage work ‘hell’
• Row over 15m mast eyesore
• Response to parking plan
• Ofsted praises school for ‘ethos of positivity’
• The Chichester Observer Series Takeaway 2019 winner is announced
• It’s getting towards crunch time for University of Chichester sport teams
• A victim of domestic abuse is set to jump out of a plane for charity
• Dedicated chairman Richard to step down
• Action plan set to manage summer rush to the beach
• Solar farm sites are dropped in district
• Changes to bus services planned after budget cuts
• COURT ROUND-UP
• Re-creating Eisenhower’s visit as tower campaign progresses
• Wait is almost over before staff get keys for hospice
• Sponsors sought as plans for beer festival take shape
• Record office joins an elite group of archives
• Partnershi­p helps fight to protect the environmen­t
• Hospital apprentice­s win recognitio­n and prizes during a ‘day they will never forget’
• Cyber security test sent phishing emails offering phones and pizza to council staff
• Brexit debate must be handled with respect
• Right course of action is to leave EU with a deal
• Support grows for campaign to end ‘period poverty’ in our schools
• Call goes out for donations
• Lots on offer in cathedral precinct
• Nomination­s are needed for maritime and rescue awards
• Eco-friendly campsite is FSB award finalist
• Parking scheme is madcap ideas
• Major impact on harbour views
• Police numbers not really rising
• ‘Chiathlon’ success as vital fun
• Students showcase talent to celebrity hairdresse­r at event
• Chichester Voices offer Lent concert
• Fine photograph­y in focus in new Chichester Camera Club show
• Tom’s first concert in charge of the Chichester Chorale
• Pallant House Gallery bequest goes on show
• Last gig before the baby arrives!
• More than 150 characters delivered by just four actors!
• Coming face to face with yourself
• Anne celebrates Chichester mayors
• Chichester students bring their 9 to 5 tour to conclusion
• Poet meets crime, Mae offers musical fundraiser and Pink Floyd are lauded
• Ten of the best
• Best of the rest
• Overcoming adversity to write new ebook
• High Sheriffs take their oaths
• Wood turning to train driving and pottery ‘Mums Can Do’ it all
• Things that go bump in the night
• Spring arrivals and our own ‘reality TV’ stars
• Walk: Frith Wood, Northchape­l
• Dangerous bad driving ruins lives – now’s the time to kick the habit
• North Bersted Village WI
• Health Qi Gong
• Bognor Regis Probus Club
• A plea for the simple virtue of kindness
• Nostalgia Tour for Italian campaign veterans
• New law to help drivers fight dodgy parking firms
• New law to help drivers fight dodgy parking firms
• Hyundai Nexo fuelcellpr­ice announced
• Arun ladies step on to the national stage
• Help of the hi-tech variety is on hand
• Bognor seniors must swing for their supper
• The yacht class hoping for season of sunshine
• Lights extend opportunit­ies at tennis club
• Shooters find their range in top division
• Our eight are great to help Sussex to national success
• City club are on track to be leaders in their field
• Netballers clinch glory – but footballer­s can’t get over line
• Tanners triumph – and the Rocks’ hopes are fading fast
• Proud college duo reflect on England football call-ups
• City show steel to fight back and claim sixth straight win
• Tough end to long season – but Robins can stay chirpy
• Miller makes Midhurst pay as Selsey prosper
• Blues soar clear of bottom three with big win at Hove
• Chichester under-13s triumph at London Irish festival
• Another win keeps Bognor top, but they may get overtaken
• Visitors keep their Cool to overcome Chichester
• Pairs turnout close to a record
• City’s big race is set to keep on growing

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