A West Sussex Action Group Committed to Protecting a Valued Local Asset
FoCW have received several generous donations directly into our Bank Account – thank you! Whilst we know the names of those who have donated from their Bank Account detail, we still don’t know who all of you are, and do not have contact details? We would really like to say “thank you” and keep you…
The Chichester Post published this account of our Easter event that is available here. On Saturday the 13th April the Friends of Centurion Way staged an Easter egg hunt in parallel with a name the bunny competition. Both young participants in the photograph won chocolate eggs and correctly picked the bunnies name. There were also…
The Friends of Centurion Way will be holding an Easter Egg Hunt for delicious chocolate. There will also be a “Name the Bunny event” where a lucky participant can win their own genuine Easter Bunny! Come and join us between 2 till 4 pm on Saturday the 13th of April. We will be meeting by…
The Chichester Post ran a story on the Gingerbread Hares Event available to read here. FoCW are holding an early Springtime event on the path by the Tesco footbridge to raise awareness of the continuing threat to centurion way from development. Please come lend a hand giving out leaflets and informing local people about our…
A story of the event has now been published in the Chichester Post The Friends of Centurion Way held a Valentines Love your Path event on Saturday February the 9th and for a cold mid February day the path was especially busy. We handed out lots of leaflets to passers by highlighting the development threats…
What Feedback do the FoCW Recommend Giving? Elements of the review that FoCW supporters will particularly wish to give feedback on. A key comment we should make is the need for a more Integrated Transport Plan with a focus on increased public transport, better walking and cycling – instead this document gives us changes to every junction which…
The Friends of centurion way are interested in researching the biodiversity of the path. Records of which could help the achieve path classification as a wildlife corridor? Philip Maber has invested in a miniaturised infrared wildlife camera that will occasional be located where animal tracks can be seen by day, so we can discover what…
On the 31st January between 3pm and 7.30 Linden and Miller homes will be presenting plans for their “Reserved matters proposals for two residential applications (circa 160 homes) and sports pitches”. We recommend anyone interested in the planning of the new development attends. For full details of the event you may go to the developers…
The Liaison meeting discussed the area outlined in the image below. Many of the people who attended the meeting appeared frustrated that so little detail of the wider developments road layout was shown or explained. An important point was established regarding access for people onto Centurion Way. It was agreed that the park area is…
Sarah Hughes is the Community Wildlife Officer for Chichester District Council. She has contacted Sarah Sharp (our Green City Councillor) to ask if she knows local people who can give information about types of animals that use ‘Wildlife Corridors’ in the Chichester area. If path users can report what wildlife is seen on Centurion Way…