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From left to right: Geoff Allnutt (Watchmaker), Mark Hubbard (Baker), John Etherington (Chairman of MTC), Chris Jerrum (Butcher), Steve Morley (MTC), Simon Clark (Midhurst Chamber of Commerce), Carol Lintott (MTC). To read the Press Release issued in September and the Formal Submission now submitted to Chichester District Council, please use the links below.
Midhurst Chamber of Commerce Car Parking Submission PDF Welcome to Midhurst, a small, lively town set amid the Sussex Downs. We have so much to offer each visitor or business client, from a wide variety of friendly specialist shops to pubs, restaurants, tea rooms and world class hotels. Many shops have been in the same family for years and are dedicated to offering you the best service. Although Midhurst is steeped in history we have a broad range of office and business-to-business services to match the needs of today’s modern requirements. As you wander around the old part of the town with its Tudor beams and overhanging eves, you might feel you had stepped into the past, but access to modern technology and fast-growing micro-businesses are only a step away. The historic, newly-restored Cowdray Ruins are now administered by the Cowdray Heritage Trust and attract many visitors. However, Cowdray Park is probably more famous as the venue for Polo matches, played throughout the summer months. These attractions and others such as the May Carnival and the wide range of specialist shops, draw visitors from home and abroad and help to make Midhurst an ideal town in West Sussex in which to live, work and holiday.The Midhurst Chamber of Commerce is a growing organisation, keen to show
the best Midhurst has to offer to our community, business clients and
visitors and we hope you find the information you need through our
website.
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