Politics

A 17-year-old Chichester College student will be among the speakers at a debate about on Brexit next Friday.

Solar farms developed by West Sussex County Council are generating more clean electricity than expected and delivering greater than predicted environmental and financial benefits.

The following planning applications have been made to Chichester District Council and the South Downs National Park Authority between November 4 and 13.

West Sussex County Council said it is aware of a technical fault with the live consultation website for the proposed closure of the Oving traffic lights.

Residents are being asked for their views on the future of the mobile waste service in Selsey and the Witterings.

Residents have spoken of their anger against plans to demolish and replace a ‘much-loved’ community hall in the ‘heart of Nyewood’.

Parliamentary candidates for Chichester have responded to Chichester Harbour Trust’s call for the environmental debate to top the political agenda locally.

Chichester Harbour Trust is keen to see the environmental debate at the top of the political agenda locally, as the country goes to the polls to elect a new government.

West Sussex would need thousands more charging points to cater for the 161,000 electric vehicles expected to be on the county’s roads by 2030.

The following planning applications have been made to Chichester District Council and the South Downs National Park Authority between October 28 and November 6.

Only a handful of bids were received from companies keen to take on three major contracts for highways maintenance services in West Sussex.

Labour has launched its general election campaign in Chichester by choosing its parliamentary candidate.

BBC Question Time is coming to Sussex.

Chichester District Council has laid out its strategy for supporting local businesses and encouraging investment in the area over the next five years.

After more than two hours of discussion, Chichester District Council’s planning committee approved a hybrid application for almost 200 homes in Selsey.

A West Sussex headteacher has said it is ‘mad’ to use schools as polling stations.

Sussex Police has received more than 350 ‘intelligence logs’ from safeguarding teams about crimes such as modern slavery, exploitation, cuckooing, drugs and guns.

Plans to increase some parking charges in Chichester will go out to public consultation after being given the nod by the district council.