An open letter from the Mayor of Chichester
‘We are fine’ is my usual response to those welcome telephone or video calls from family and friends. I am sure most of us in Chichester are answering in the…
VE75 – Letter from Chichester Mayor
May 8th marks the 75th Anniversary of VE day, Victory in Europe... Although the day was one of celebration that the war was coming to an end and of peace,…
Helping Hands of Heroes
24th April 2020: Chichester Community Development Trust (CCDT) is in awe of the most wonderful team of heroic helping hands that have put themselves forward to volunteer in the local…
Easter bunny bounds across Graylingwell Park and the surrounding area
The children of Little Learners pre-school, usually based in the Lodge at Graylignwell Park, were extremely excited to receive a little Easter surprise into their isolation, out of the blue,…
CCDT’s TV and Film Guide To Help See You Through Isolation
So a few days into isolation, you may have already tidied all the cupboards and re-sorted the cutlery drawer and now need a little time to just escape, laugh or…
CCDT’s Five ways to wellbeing during coronavirus
There are five key elements that are said to help us maintain a strong mental and physical health and at CCDT we have looked at how we can take on…
Little Learners grows bigger with community launch event!
This Friday 13th March from 1-3pm, sees the celebration event for Little Learners preschool, open since 2013, moving into the wonderful new, purpose-built Lodge at Keepers Green, Chichester, enabling the…
Giving the gift of laughter to Chichester’s children
Chichester residents are encouraged to buy tickets to see the hysterical TV comedian Dominic Holland when he appears, for one night only as a debut fund raising event at the new…
Street cricket hits it for six at new free weekly sessions
Chichester Community Development Trust (CCDT) and the Sussex Cricket Foundation have developed a programme of Street Cricket, funded by Chance to Shine, that enables 8-11 year old children in the…
The renaissance of the Graylingwell Chapel organ continues…
If you can imagine the most difficult Christmas puzzle – a 1,000-piece image of a bowl of brussel sprouts – you will have an idea of the challenge that lies…
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