The skatepark provides young people with a tremendous opportunity to let off some steam and get out and about. The District Council is advising residents and tourists that pubs, shops and many attractions are still open. Fishbourne Roman Villa, Chichester Cathedral, the Festival Theatre, the District Museum and Pallant House Gallery, South Downs Riding, Chichester Harbour Water Tours, Duncton Mill House fish farm, Earnley Gardens, the Royal Military Police Museum, Tangmere Aviation Museum, Stansted Park garden shop and falconry centre, Lurgashall Winery shop, Sussex Falconry Centre, West Dean Gardens and visitor centre are all open. All beaches are open, including East Head and the West Wittering Car Park. However, people are still being urged to keep away from countryside footpaths and livestock.
Drivers appear to be making allowances for the increased number of horses and dogs on the roads.
And I know that dog owners have been limiting their dog exercising to more urban areas as we have had to double or even triple the amount of collections from dog waste bins. Because of the changing nature of the situation, visitors are advised to check the attractions are still open before making a journey. For more information visitors can ring the attractions directly or the tourist information centres in Chichester, Midhurst, Petworth.