Plans to revitalise North and East Streets in Chichester will be unveiled next month.
Local councillors aim to make the city centre more vibrant, attract visitors, and support local businesses.
The proposals will be showcased at various locations across Chichester.
Cllr Joy Dennis, Cabinet Member for Highways and Transport at West Sussex County Council, added: “The current surfaces in North and East Streets have reached the end of their useful life, leading to costly repairs and safety concerns. These proposed improvements are not only about making the city centre more attractive but also about reducing long-term maintenance costs and ensuring the safety of everyone who visits, lives or works in Chichester. I encourage everyone to get involved and share their feedback to help shape a safer, more accessible city centre.”
How to Get Involved
From 4th to 29th November 2024, we will hold a public engagement period, where residents and businesses can provide feedback on the concept designs. You can view the proposals and submit your feedback through an online survey via https://yourvoice.westsussex.gov.uk/chi-pr , or attend one of the following in-person events:
- 13th and 27th November, 9am-3pm – outside the Chichester City Council offices on North Street
- 6th and 20th November – at our market stall in Chichester traders' market
- 15th November – at our market stall in Chichester Farmers market
For those unable to attend, written surveys can be picked up and submitted at the following locations:
- Chichester Library in Tower Street
- Chichester District Council offices in East Pallant
- Chichester City Council offices in North Street
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