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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. S
Safety - fireworks - adviceInformation and guidance regarding safety when organising large scale events. Safety - health and safety - regulation and inspectionThe District Council carries out routine health and safety enforcement inspections of premises that have been rated high risk. SandbagsChichester District Council has sound and well-practiced emergency management arrangements to deal with emergencies and disasters. Satellite dishesIf you are in any doubt about whether you need to apply for planning permission regarding extensions, Out-buildings and Satellite dishes etc., You should consult the planning department. SchoolsInformation about the District's educational establishments, from primary schools right through until further education institutes. Schools - AdmissionsThis 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 Schools - GovernorsThis service is run by West Sussex County Council, not Chichester District Council. Governors play an important part in the running of schools in the interests of the community they serve. Schools - places - primaryInformation on Primary and secondary schools Schools - places - secondaryInformation on Primary and secondary schools Schools - term and holiday datesThis service is run by West Sussex County Council, not Chichester District Council. Information on term dates for West Sussex schools - including links to neighbouring authorities Schools - transportThis service is run by West Sussex County Council, not Chichester District Council. This area provides information on Assistance with transport to school or college Sea defencesLocal authorities have a wide ranging role to manage, regulate and facilitate activities at the coast, with a duty of care for the general interests of the local community. Senior CitizensThis service is run by Age uk, not Chichester District Council. Age uk is the UK's largest charity working with and for older people. SewersPublic sewers are the responsibility of the Southern Water Authority not Chichester District Council. Sheltered housingThere are various schemes available to people who wish to live independently but require some level of support. Small businessesThe 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. Smoke FreeUnder new government law all workplaces, public premises/transport and work vehicles in England are smokefree and have been since 1st July 2007. Social servicesThis service is run by West Sussex County Council, not Chichester District Council. The service helps and supports many people of all age groups. Social services - fosteringThis service is run by West Sussex County Council, not Chichester District Council. Foster care aims to provide a family life for children and adolescents. Social services - keeping warm in winter - advice and supportInformation about keeping warm and well in the winter months Social services - meals on wheelsThis service is run by West Sussex County Council, not Chichester District Council. Meals on Wheels helps older, infirm or housebound people remain independent in their own homes. Sports - clubs - directoryAn alphabetical list of sports clubs in the area with contact details for each one. Sports - developmentThe sports development service aims to encourage people to take part in sport by creating opportunities, and to give participants the opportunity to achieve their ambitions. Sports - information and bookingListings of available facilities and contact details for the leisure centres within Chichester District. Sports - pitches and courtsInformation regarding provision of sports pitches and facilities available for hire. Starting up a new businessWe have a dedicated team with a variety of specialist skills that can assist your business on its road to success. Statistics - economic information and analysisWhether its advice or assistance with business start-up, funding, premises, recruitment, or training, the expertise you need is readily at hand. Statistics - WebsiteStatistics and figures regarding the Chichester District Council Website. Statistics and census informationThe population of Chichester District in 2001 was recorded at 106,500 of which 47% were male and 53% were female. According to estimates in June 2009, a total population for Chichester District was estimated to be 112,600 Street care and cleaningUnder the Environment Protection Act 1990 the council is responsible for keeping the highway free of litter and debris. Street LightingWest Sussex County Council is responsible for highway lighting not Chichester district Council. Good lighting helps to reduce road accidents, crime and the fear of crime. Street name platesThe Council is responsible for ensuring that the name of every street is clearly marked using suitable street nameplates. Street names and numberingThe Council is the Street Naming and Numbering Authority for the area. We maintain an efficient means of locating and referencing properties. Sussex PoliceThis service is run by Sussex Police not Chichester District Council. Sussex Police are committed to preventing and detecting crime in the district. SustainabilityThe aim of Sustainable Development is to create a society in which everyone has a good quality of life, while maintaining the environmental resources upon which it depends. |