Charity event in the Chichester area

Paul Devonshire will chart the history of the hospital for ‘mentally disordered offenders’ opened in 1863 with stories of well known inmates. . . .

Mike Whittle who was research medical officer in the RAF was loaned to NASA to supervise medical experiments on the project. . . .

Jonathan Huxley will discuss the human social/grouping of them and us, to simplify the complexity of modern world, that may develop more holistic problem solving methods. . . .

Part of a series of regular concerts hosted at Christ Church in Chichester organised by Louise Russell, featuring local performers (singers and pianists). Admission free, no need to book; donations in aid of the venue. Tea and refreshments served after the concert. . . .

The Sussex Snowdrop Trust are delighted to be able to bring the incredible PUSH Opera to the Westbourne House School Theatre. This is a special collaboration with ‘Chichester Marks Holocaust Memorial Day’ sponsored by Sanlam, an International Financial Services company. An uplifting and powerful story of hope, forgiveness and the. . .

YOU ARE INVITED TO. The Queen of Hearts Ball IN AID OF Love your hospital. £60 Includes:. Welcome drink. 3 course meal. Half bottle of wine. Amazing auction prizes. Raffle & wine tombola. Live music. Organised by Enable. . . .

Sally Rieder will illustrate many of local quirky rural Churches that are often overlooked, with interesting history and architecture. . . .

Admiral Murray was born in Chichester, fought in naval battles from American Independence to Napoleonic Wars, was a close friend of Nelson and lived at the now Ship Hotel. Free talk with donation to the speaker’s charity. . . .

Try your luck on the gee-gees and cheer on your horse. £8 per person, includes picnic box. . . .

Jose Pound who was the 2014 Chichester Flower Festival director, as well as many others, will talk about achieving the WOW factor to excite arrangers and visitors alike. Free talk with donation to the speaker’s charity. . . .

Two thirds of Germans had never voted for the Nazis. Catrine Clay recently published a book based on 6 memoirs of Good Germans who stood up to the Nazi regime. Free talk with donation to speaker’s charity. . . .

Bill Coombes explains the basic working of this iconic machine, how a homebuilt Enigma Machine can be used to produce encoded messages which are unbreakable if used properly!. . . .

Andrew Gibson will tell the story of the’ Waterway of Woe’ a description often applied to Chi Canal. From the aspirations, finances and failure leading to the current success and future plans. . . .

The most famous man you have never heard of! From the slums of Salford to Chairman of Lewis department store, minister of food and reconstruction in WW2 and lived in Walberton. Free talk with donation to speaker’s charity. . . .

Help raise vital funds for your local hospital by joining us on this adrenaline fuelled experience !! For more information please contact John on 01243 788122 ext 32977. . . .