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A white small car leaving the roundabout and grey small car entering the roundabout. They are crossing over the green painted cycle lane and zebra crossing which are empty in the picture. The area is built up with housing and there is a pub in the background

Residents back new Dutch-style roundabout

The roundabout, which has opened in Chichester, prioritises cyclists and pedestrians.

A selfie of a woman with brown hair is lovingly leaning into a man with a goatee wearing a grey top. There is a door behind them.

Lockdown plant rescuers rocked by cancer diagnosis

A woman who set up a business to rescue plants in lockdown is asking for fundraising help.

An exterior image of the Chichester Festival Theatre in Chichester. The building has a brown panel emblazoned with 'Chichester Festival Theatre'.

Festival theatre unveils its 2025 programme

Mark Addy, Natalie Dormer, and Beverley Knight are among those to be involved in the programme.

A police box in Chichester City Centre on a pavement with an advert for Sussex Police showing various uniformed and non uniformed officers

Police increase presence to tackle youth crime

Sussex Police says there has been increase in reports of anti-social behaviour in Chichester.

A street view of Kim's Bookshop in South Street, Chichester, which is a white building standing between two brown brick terrace buildings.

Bookshop waits for broadband since Christmas

Alexis Collins opened her bookshop on 21 December but has so far not been able to get online.

The Dutch-style roundabout has islands between the roundabout and cycle lanes around the edge. There are cars driving round and several cones and signs set up

Country's third Dutch-style roundabout set to open

The new roundabout in Chichester prioritises cyclists and pedestrians.

A woman with brown hair looking off to the left

Mum-of-five jailed after man loses limbs in dog attack

Chloe Taylor, 27, has been sentenced to two years and three months in prison.

A group of people, some with learning disabilities, hold home made banners at the demonstration. The banners read 'invest in social care', 'help' and 'social care changes lives'.

'Care groups can't subside councils' duty of care'

People with learning disabilities and care providers are calling for fairer funding.

A black and white image of children boarding a train in 1940s. There are about a dozen children, with a handful of adults in the background.

'Being the daughter of a survivor has been challenging'

The Last Train To Tomorrow will be staged at the Minerva Theatre to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.