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County Hall and its architect

September 2, 2025July 16, 2026Categories GuestLeave a Comment on County Hall and its architect

By Tim Hudson, guest writer What is the largest building in Chichester after the cathedral? Most residents will know County Hall, tucked away behind West Street.  A public right of way runs past it; and whenever a news item about the County Council appears in the press it is likely to be accompanied by a…

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