Chichester Observer - 2019-10-03

• Builders find WWII sea defences
• Council chief executive ‘away from duties’
• ‘Do not close our amazing school’
• Awarding our fire service heroes
• Real concern over traffic
• Fears about vehicle fumes
• Cup fever well and truly alive at Chichester City
• Sir David Attenborou­gh helps to highlight how we can reduce impact of climate change
• Chichester solicitors have signed up to become Dementia Friends
• MP’S Facebook post costs
• Concerns for staff if ward is moved away
• Opposition grows to housing target of 12,300 homes across the district
• Meeting times changes are set to be explored
• Estate fence still dividing opinion
• Climate declaratio­n action warning
• Council’s £120k to move gas main
• Call to stop people buying newly built council homes
• Fighting to help babies born too soon Jenny’s story
• COURT ROUND-UP
• Help improve our mental health services for adults, older people and those with dementia
• Organisati­ons were ‘hit hard’
• Strategy to reduce suicide
• Call for rethink on plan for ID checks at rubbish tips
• Cyclist’s 5,000-mile coastal ride for mental health charity is set to end
• Campaign promotes positive body image
• The kindness of strangers
• An update on projects and funding after busy summer
• Gillian Keegan
• The struggle for civil rights is not over
• Reducing waste one refill at a time
• Timeless moments watching buzzards at tea time
• A testament to the power of community
• Walk: Angmering Park to Patching
• Grant of probate – not all is lost with a missing will
• Macmillan mornings a decade ago
• Fundraiser­s put their kettles on for Macmillan
• Golf day organisers receive top award
• Praise given after car birth drama
• Guide The Chichester Cathedral offers Safe Spaces to Creative Collective of Pallant House Gallery artists
• Family fun as the CFT hosts Fun Palaces day
• Guide 19th century print processes revived for Oxmarket show
• Chichester’s new Speigelten­t is up and ready for action
• Guide West Dean College and Pallant House Gallery join forces
• Local round-up
• Latest Isabel Ashdown thriller treads new ground
• Guide Trying to reinstate the city’s “forgotten poet”
• Guide Simm’s brilliance shines through the oddities...
• Overlong and uninterest­ing
• Guide Celebratin­g the late, great Eric and Ernie
• Guide Venice inspiratio­n and Bonham band in action
• Chichester enjoy one of their most successful cross country relays
• Hundreds set to bid for half marathon honours
• Men and women set for fierce battles
• Philomel goes ‘off piste’ but triumphs
• Numbers add up to league success
• Squad depth has to be greater for Sussex to succeed – and it will be
• Ladies 1s lose out out but 4s triumph
• Malin improves handicap as he wins Hollymead Cup
• Friars tuck away six as they start in new league
• High-flying Haringey brought down to earth by stylish Rocks
• Dan Smith four-midable as Rocks score five
• Axell and Rowlatt goals see Chi through in FA Trophy
• Special goal by Barnes can’t clinch Lions win
• Lions victorious against Little Common
• Chi claim two bonus points in thrilling defeat to Cornish
• Second half supershow takes Bognor past half century of points
• It’s a top turnout as Bognor’s best darts players pair up for title bids
• Bennett and Todd take the silver

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