Chichester Observer - 2019-04-04

• Fire rages at city tip
• Festival of Chichester programme revealed
• Get your hot drink for free
• Tributes to music teacher
• Education
• Westhampne­tt tip fire was ‘a hellish inferno’
• Previous fires at site which handled nearly 100k tonnes of waste
• Opportunit­y missed to give mum better care
• ‘Incredibly dangerous and scary’ – concerns over cycling in the city
• Man who helps the homeless ‘overwhelme­d’ after being taken for lunch to say thank you
• Campaign march to push for a ‘climate emergency’
• Students taught to be confident role models
• Calls for plan to be phased in
• Crash couple spared jail by judge after ‘exceptiona­l case’
• Get your items fixed for free at repair café
• Tribute to rock and roll ‘genius’
• Small corridor of farmland is a vital part of landscape
• COURT ROUND-UP
• Eggciting weekend for cathedral peregrines Mrs M and Maverick
• Campaign Charity’s mission to make music available to all young people across West Sussex
• Museum back in business with special focus on a parish’s past
• Textiles recycling on film
• Summer opening hours started at the rubbish tips
• Pilot project sees 1,200 more hospital patients return home during the morning
• People prosecuted and fined for misusing Blue Badges ‘should be named and shamed’
• We must support victims of cruel and complex crime
• Sensible solution needed to end Brexit uncertaint­y
• Log what you see to help nature
• Free family events over Easter to help us discover our National Park
• ‘Nine easy ways to care’
• The man with all of the questions
• Influentia­l figures are recognised
• Concert celebrates community group
• Tech to help schools in business programme
• Our city offers what shoppers want
• Permit parking not wanted
• Letter from the editor
• Disappoint­ed by MP’S vote
• Young entreprene­urs given hi
• Arundel Castle set to debut new family event this Easter
• Sopranos unite for Bognor club
• Top-quality jazz is the promise as Pete Allen heads to Emsworth
• Triple bill of Coward will be Chichester Players’ challenge
• Macbeth offers great way into Shakespear­e
• Busy programme will offer plenty of highlights to enjoy
• A film which really doesn’t fly
• Cate Blanchett joins cast for Joe’s London play reading
• Biggest UK comedy prize, choirs, exhibition­s and a night of guitar
• Ten of the best
• Best of the rest
• “Some of the world’s most beautiful music”
• Charity event gives hundreds the opportunit­y to get musical
• Building a nest
• To mow or not to mow?
• Country walk: Parkgate Rough
• Neurorehab­ilitation – an essential way forward for brain injury patients
• Chichester Probus Club
• Students swap their classrooms in Southbourn­e for Ghana in Africa
• Celebratin­g Arun’s young people
• Ruling over Evoque copy
• race to the super series Secondary pupils scorch to some of event’s fastest times
• Sport: Chichester Corporate Challenge finishers and their times
• Chichester take the Varsity honours as titles are landed
• Late goals can’t take gloss off Chichester Friars’ season
• Some good players will not get in Sussex’s side
• Hamza jets in to give Sussex’s season a boost
• Rocks take their time – but get better of Wingate’s ten
• It’s a fine win against Finem for Arun’s men
• Now City need just one point to be crowned as champions
• Rough gets justice for Sids... Coal make Dean burn out
• Clark provides spark as City stun Coventry
• The free kicks go in – but the penalties don’t
• Big Blues lead disappears as victory is turned into defeat
• Flamingos turn on style on big stage at the Stoop
• Colts prove future is so bright in big Bognor win
• We’re at the start line for a splendid season
• Darts title goes to... snooker club
• Bognor push their Chichester hosts all way in squash clash
• Champagne is on ice but City are told: Stay focused
• Huge week can keep our glory hopes alive

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