Chichester Observer - 2019-04-18

• Venue set to bring West End to city
• You can enjoy a day at the races for just £9.50
• Two-for-one at stately Stansted
• ‘Devastatin­g’ shop theft
• Easter rabbit at Roman site
• Jail for child sex groomer
• Chichester City Ladies warmed up for tonight’s Sussex Cup final by beating Watford
• The record office’s transatlan­tic project has been awarded a £76,000 grant
• The government has been urged to do more to support war veterans
• Westhampne­tt tip partially reopens after huge blaze
• BID’S plans following closure of city bar
• Friends group is active in its work to preserve and improve Harbour
• Defence secretary is urged to do more to help veterans in distress
• Police chief apologises for lack of support
• Drug addict made threats to stab staff
• Green Party
• Conservati­ves
• Liberal Democrats
• COURT ROUND-UP
• ‘Mirror tent’ planned at Festival Theatre
• Rolls-royce set to support families through charity
• Town will pay tribute to military at annual St George’s Day parade
• ‘A blood pressure test is quick and painless and it could save your life’
• ‘Absurd’ for Government to reduce public health grant as obesity epidemic grows
• Economy is stronger despite uncertaint­y
• We must protect our national heritage
• Lions litter pick needs community volunteers
• Escape Room fun for all the family
• Awards given for heritage project
• Air race museum exhibition
• Hundreds of firms get ready for county Expo
• An exciting challenge lies ahead
• Referendum is the only way out
• Massive assault on landscapes
• We’re on a road to nowhere
• Need more ‘green’ facilities
• Continue to press for a say
• Homes request still not decided
• Can’t take our eyes off the ball
• Meet Jekyll & Hyde
• Chartres artist Danielle helps celebrate 60 years of twinning
• Fatherhood is key theme in Hugh’s new poetry collection
• Bob looks back on busy career in television
• Talks at Six’s very happy birthday!
• Chichester art trail offers preview at the Oxmarket
• Brilliant Buckley mesmerises as Rose
• At the very heart of Zulu history
• Busy Festivitie­s music programme, humanists talk and Mae’s success
• Ten of the best
• Tales of Shakespear­e’s Lost Women on stage
• St Wilfrid’s new Bosham hospice
• A different kind of Easter egg
• Furnace Meadow, Ebernoe Common
• Look before you lop – ignoring a tree preservati­on order could land you in court
• Arundel Flower Club
• Felpham and Middleton Horticultu­ral Society
• Emotional health
• The Lamb Inn is awarded Public House of the Year title at ceremony
• Hospitalit­y workshop educates students
• Charities join up to provide vital medical equipment for hospital
• Roadworks Save yourself some time on the roads
• Hawker Typhoon crowdfundi­ng campaign has been launched
• Nostalgia Chisholm event and Chittagong cup
• Merging stunning design with space and versatilit­y
• Arun’s finals show there’s new blood coming through
• Summer season gets started around the greens
• Shooters find their range after slow start
• Track and field opener is a delight for club’s two dozen
• Men are off to a flyer as Brown hammers rivals
• Women out in force for city club for league start
• Chichester vets have a mixed start to season
• Longlands makes short work of contest
• Goodwood square passes its first test
• I’ll bowl aggressive­ly – and aim to bat a bit too
• Stiaan happy to be back as ton sets up win
• Goodwood team on track for flying start to season
• Cormorants in medals at county swim finals
• Shootout brings cup success for Deacons
• Mini brings major challenge for Bird
• Wild saves the day but Rocks offer few reasons for smiles
• Late, late try means Blues end season with a flourish
• Six Nations hero Breach has rugby world at her feet
• Final proves a step too far for Bognor youngsters
• Mary Jane’s as happy as Larry as Bognor darts silverware is won
• Breeze isn’t in time for breakfast

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