Chichester City Council has agreed to ask West Sussex County Council, which looks after highways, to make improvements to the Lidl/Story Road footpath link. The council heard last Wednesday that the development would see the laying of aggregate to provide a free draining and more level and stable surface for pedestrians. Councillor Richard Plowman, which proposed the motion to appeal to WSCC, said that the proposal was a ‘formality’ and that the council should do ‘what needs to be done’ to the path. After deliberations it was unanimously agreed to submit a Community Highways Scheme to West Sussex County Council for the path. Have you read... Concerns raised over the rise of graffiti in Chichester For the latest breaking news where you live in Sussex, follow us on Twitter @Sussex_World and like us on Facebook @SussexWorldUK