Chichester Residents Invited to Shape City Council's Future Identity

Chichester City Council is seeking public input through interactive workshops to redefine its communication and presentation.

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Chichester City Council is inviting local residents to participate in a workshop to help shape its future identity and communication strategies.

Chichester City Council is seeking input from residents to help redefine how it presents itself and communicates with the community. The council aims to ensure its identity reflects the city, its communities, and the people who live there.
An interactive, two-hour workshop will be held for local residents to share their ideas and influence the council's future look, feel, and communication methods. Key discussion points will include what makes Chichester special, what the City Council should stand for, how to make it more recognisable and understandable, and preferred communication channels.
No prior knowledge or experience is required; the council is looking for everyday opinions and fresh perspectives from people across Chichester.
The workshop details are as follows: Wednesday 4th November 2026, from 6pm to 8pm, in the Council Chamber at The Council House, North Street, Chichester, PO19 1LQ. Registration is available via Ticket Tailor.
Based on information from the official source: Chichester City Council (21/10/2026)