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A to ZIntroductionThis A-Z of services is a comprehensive guide to this website, providing details of information that can be found on the site. Each entry is linked to pages which are maintained by whichever department or partner offers that service. A
Abandoned vehiclesIf you come across a vehicle that seems to have been abandoned please report this to your local district council who will arrange for the vehicle to be removed. AccessibilityThe council recognises and values the provision of information on this website in a format which is accessible to all, regardless of ability or disability. AccommodationWe can provide information on local hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfast accommodation, caravan sites, camping, holiday cottages. AccountsThe Statement of Accounts provides valuable information about how the Council has used the financial resources available to it. Adult and community educationThere are several Adult Education Centres within the District offering a variety of courses to adults. There are also Local Resource Centres providing locally-based services to businesses. Advice - BusinessThe authority works in close partnership with other business support agencies throughout the county, offering support and information on the range of issues that affect businesses. Advice - Citizens Advice BureauThis service is run by the Citizens Advice Bureau, not Chichester District Council. You can get free, confidential and independent advice on a number of issues. Advice - CounsellingThis service is run by the Samaritans, not Chichester District Council. Samaritans provides confidential non-judgemental emotional support, 24 hours a day. Advice - Housing AdviceAdvice, support and useful information for tenants Advice - PlanningThe application and approval process for planning permissions is dealt with by your local District Council. Advice to business and communityThe authority works in close partnership with other business support agencies throughout the county, offering support and information on the range of issues that affect businesses. Age UKThis service is run by Age uk, not Chichester District Council. Age uk is the UK's largest charity working with and for older people. Air pollutionPromoting better air quality will help us to safeguard the good air quality in our district for future generations. Alarms for elderly and disabledChichester Careline was established in 1987 to provide an emergency alarm service to people living throughout Chichester and the surrounding area. AllotmentsChichester District Council does not own any allotments. For information on allotments please contact your Parish Council. Animal nuisanceIn the Chichester District the Dog Warden Service is part of Environmental Health Services and operates a five day week. There is also a service available for lost or found, and dog licenses. Animals - dog foulingChichester District Council has designated land where it’s an offence for a dog owner not to clean up after their dog. Anti-social behaviourPhysical attack, racial abuse, harassment, vandalism and/or damage to property causes alarm and distress to those who suffer these incidents. Physical attack, racial abuse, harassment, vandalism and/or damage to property causes alarm and distress to those who suffer these incidents. Applications - PlanningSubmit planning applications online, comment and view appeals. Applications - School PlaceThis service is run by West Sussex County Council, not Chichester District Council. Information about starting school, moving to the next stage of education or transferring into West Sussex Archaeological servicesMost archaeological work carried out today is done through the planning process in advance of development. Archaeology - excavations and surveysLearning about your local heritage can have many benefits. The most important is appreciating how precious the historic environment around us is. Area OfficesIf you wish to contact or visit one of our offices, contact information and maps can be accessed from this page. Arts - developmentThe District Council knows that the arts are very important to people's quality of life and also attract many visitors who are important to the local economy. Arts and entertainment venuesThe arts are a great way to celebrate, and festivals provide a good opportunity to celebrate an art or a place. Arts and leisureWhether you want to have fun, get fit, learn to swim or just relax, our leisure centres have something for everyone. AsbestosHazardous household waste can be defined as any material discarded by a household which puts human health or the environment at risk due to its chemical or biological nature. AttractionsWe can provide information on local hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfast accommodation, caravan sites, camping, holiday cottages. Audit CommissionThis service is run by the Audit Commission, not Chichester District Council. Each year Chichester District Council is subject to audit by external auditors appointed by the Audit Commission. |