Chichester Observer - 2019-07-18

• Farmer to the rescue Tiny kittens dumped in lay-by
• Freedom of city honour for Tony
• WIN family tickets to fabulous joust event
• Gin event gets go-ahead
• School heat concerns
• Rubbish left by travellers
• Beach traffic order used
• Pupils fill donation boxes for homeless
• Don’t miss our coverage of Chichester’s adult and junior triathlon events
• Pupils create crazy hairstyles to show support for Headway
• The city centre has welcomed thousands of shoppers and visitors
• You have been having your say about the city’s nightlife this week
• Woman is banned from living in city after breaching order
• Man in court over 2013 murder
• Incident at Selsey pub led to arrest
• Walking to show someone cares
• New track for pupils to complete a ‘daily mile’
• Festival organiser wantstodom­ore
• Campaigner­s call for action to help limit Chichester Harbour nitrates
• Waste water treatment capacity is questioned
• Family festival given go-ahead by council
• Businessma­n gives £100,000 to hospice: “I think they’re amazing”
• Fight against fly tipping launched
• Your say on Chichester nightlife
• Ems Valley Gazette Christine goes out on a happy Parish party and picnic is note amid a chorus of praise perfect for summer day
• Lively debate among MPS on radiothera­py
• Experts explain science of sensory experience­s
• Calls to scrap the cabinet system
• Support and hard work helped results
• You could help the next generation of health staff better understand dementia
• Reductions to housing support are paused but library service is still in line for cuts
• Investment is needed to develop our green economy
• An epic day of sport which I will never forget
• Expert provides top advice on bras
• Charity walk for sepsis charity raises thousands
• Enthusiasm shines out at footgolf day
• Field ‘buzzing’ for annual gala
• New manager takes the helm at marina
• Tomato growers get a visit from their MP
• Businesses urged to register for Making Tax Digital
• Normal but not inevitably right
• Cycling while on the phone
• Your newspaper
• Abandon the junction
• Five hours and still more to see
• READERS’ CHARTER
• Why not buy Bosham?
• Stand up for what is right
• Moaners trying to stop our fun
• Paying them for doing nothing?
• Renewables can be damaging
• Shops are like a social club
• Missed my point about the cars
• Answer is not public transport
• No evidence of any impact
• Guide The Reaching out to black and ethnic minority musicians as Chineke! comes to the Petworth Festival
• All hands on deck as Mikron sail in
• Disney is the theme at Petworth Festival’s come and sing event
• Guide Charming and witty – just like Dudley himself
• Guide Happy 5th birthday to Bersted Arts
• The remarkable life of music hall star Billy Merson
• Watching a giant leap for mankind
• Vita and Virginia is among the New Park cinema films
• Recalling the great Pavarotti
• Guide Reliving Dad’s Army’s radio brilliance
• Minne Fry’s Sussex in focus at Oxmarket exhibition
• Guide Meet “George Weasley”, enjoy music in the cathedral and relish Lovebug!
• Guide Ben Richards is thrilled to be coming back home
• Happy birthday Chipsters!
• Chipper’s Jokes
• Calling all Chipsters!
• The first female nature warden
• Discover the hidden worlds this summer
• Thrilling displays
• Country walk: Pagham Harbour
• Why employers should worry about stress in the workplace
• Barn owl pair hatch three adorable owlets
• Inner Wheel Club of Chichester
• North Bersted Village WI
• Chichester Probus Club
• North Mundham Tennis Club
• Midhurst WI
• Appearance­s
• Calling all young fashion designers!
• Oakwood tea party hosted for pensioners
• Summer holiday fun for all the family at Aldingbour­ne Country Centre
• Primary school Spectacula­r performanc­e
• Rewarding resilience and promoting good mental health
• Students run mile for Dreams Come True
• Teacher thanked on her retirement
• Ros Hoy’s memories of the war years
• RAFA are grounded as the visitors claim league spoils
• Results are mixed for Pagham in busy spell
• Malin masters the Purley .... Cowdray are one step closer
• New members sign up at club
• Trampoline team enjoy success in Cardiff visit
• Homegrown talents take top honours
• Chichester athletes in fine fettle to secure third place
• All the results from Chichester’s junior triathlon and aquathlon events
• Fabulous five fly the flag in English school finals
• Rocks push Blues all the way on another night of optimism
• Bognor under-13s and Felpham under-11s have winning feeling
• Rocks face Horsham, Worthing early on
• England World Cupwin:itwas made in Sussex
• Robinson could be our next ‘gift’ to England
• All-round talent helps Beer land new deal
• Raut’s right on the button to set up another Priory win
• Team effort gets Wittering over the line at Arundel
• MCC join party – and they’re coming back...
• History made as Aussies visit Priory Park
• Goodwood’s internatio­nal mission starting to pay off
• Chichester RFC have it ‘Covered’
• Bognor begin new season at home
• Bosses hope they will avoid ticket sales slump
• Keelboats keen to get stuck into a truly classic contest
• Harper heads the Evening fleet
• Junior Fortnight sails into view
• Shooters dominate to land Sussex a county title
• Building our bid
• City get their hands on another bit of silverware

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