Please find below articles which may be of interest to Fishbourne residents…
West Sussex Libraries Essential Toiletries Kit 2025
As part of our ongoing Cost of Living response, West Sussex Libraries will again be providing Essential Toiletries Kits free to residents. The Essential Toiletries Kits will contain shampoo, conditioner, […]
Gas Main replacement – roadworks 2025 – 26
From 27 October SGN engineers will start a programme of work to replace gas mains, renew services, and make connections in Fishbourne, Chichester. These works are essential to ensure they […]
Visit from Jess Brown-Fuller MP
On Wednesday 27 August Jess Brown-Fuller MP visited Fishbourne. The Parish Council had arranged a meeting where the Council and public could ask questions of Jess, and at 2.30pm a […]
Local Government Reorganisation Survey – Live!
Have your say on the future of local government in West Sussex – councils launch public survey Residents, businesses and community groups across the county are being invited to share […]
Weapon surrender
Between 1 July to 31 July, a national surrender and compensation scheme is in place where you can dispose of ninja swords at specific police stations, with no consequence for […]
Temporary closure of Fishbourne footpath for upgrade works
Footpath 555 between the footbridge at Fishbourne Meadows (What3Words: ripen.stared.riverside) and the Sluice near Apuldram water works (What3Words: freshen.hazy.vine) will be temporarily closed between 21/07/25-15/08/25 whilst contractors appointed by WSCC […]
Action Fraud Alert: rise of extortion phishing email reports
Action Fraud are urging the public to look out for phishing emails that relate to extortion as the Suspicious Email Reporting Service (SERS) received over 2,924 reports in March 2025, […]
Casual Vacancy for Fishbourne Parish Council
1. THERE IS A VACANCY ON FISHBOURNE PARISH COUNCIL. 2. A BY-ELECTION TO FILL THE VACANCY WILL BE HELD, IF WITHIN 14 DAYS (not counting Saturdays, Sundays, Christmas Eve, Christmas […]
Invasive Spruce Bark Beetle Awareness
The Forestry Commission is working on the eradication response to the eight-toothed spruce bark beetle, Ips typographus, which is an invasive and regulated pest in England. Ips typographus targets weakened or damaged […]