9 December 2024 - Waste and Recycling
Waste and Recycling Over Christmas
The festive period recycling and waste collection dates have been confirmed for Chichester District.
Funtington Parish Council works to serve the local community to make the Parish a better place for its residents. Councillors work as volunteers to represent the views of the Parish and aim to make a difference by influencing local decisions that benefit all. The Parish Council has two Working Groups and occasional Task and Finish Groups. Working Groups are currently set up to cover Parish Council Finance and Planning. Funtington Parish includes the villages of East Ashling, Funtington, West Ashling and West Stoke and lies partially within the South Downs National Park.
Funtington Parish Council,
Parish Councils PO Box 867,
Chichester,
West Sussex,
PO19 9YX
Committee: Full Council
Committee: Full Council
The festive period recycling and waste collection dates have been confirmed for Chichester District.
Although Southern Water are making great progress on their works to seal a lot of the underground sewer pipes in Funtington, no-one can be sure that this will completely remove the need for tanker lorries in Watery Lane and West Ashling village during the winter months.
A new survey is set to reveal how prepared Sussex residents are for emergencies. The survey aims to identify current levels of risk awareness and preparedness across the county and to ensure residents have the information they need.
From flytipping and shoplifting to robbery and rape - we want to know what you make of the crimes in your area that are going unreported or are reported with no further action. Do you see this as a big issue? Let us know in the survey below that we may use to inform our ongoing crime campaign where
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