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Chichester City Council is showing their appreciation to the NHS

Friday, 5 February 2021 10:33

By Katie Lyons - Radio News Hub @katielyons_99

Chichester City Council lights the Market Cross in blue in thanks to the NHS and frontline staff

Last night, Thursday 4 February, Chichester City Council lit up the Market Cross in the centre of Chichester as a mark of thanks to NHS and frontline staff who have helped and supported others during the Covid19 pandemic.

The Market Cross will be lit up every Thursday and, from Thursday 11 February, Chichester City Council will also be lighting up the Council House in North Street.

It comes as a mark of respect for the NHS in the local area who have been working hard trying to help overcome coronavirus for a year now.

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