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Share your experience: Chichester mobile connectivity survey
Jess Brown-Fuller MP is inviting residents and businesses in Chichester constituency to complete her survey on mobile connectivity in the city centre. If you’ve experienced poor signal, slow data, or dropped calls, your feedback can help shape future improvements. Brown-Fuller has argued that the lack of signal disrupts daily life and trade, holds back the high streets, and undermines growth across the Chichester area. She has welcomed new infrastructure upgrades being deli
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Comment: Chichester’s digital desert
Given the constant discourse surrounding artificial intelligence, which will fundamentally alter the society we live in, you would be forgiven for believing that the basic technological infrastructure to support it would already be in place across the country. However, in Chichester, this is far from the truth. Mobile connectivity has become something of an inside joke for those who shop, run businesses or work in the centre of Chichester. The lack of signal disrupts trade an
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Jess Brown-Fuller calls on government to debate Havant Thicket water recycling scheme
MP Jess Brown-Fuller has urged the government to set aside time in the House of Commons to debate the benefits of water recycling schemes and reservoirs. Her call comes amid controversy over a proposed effluent recycling facility linked to the new Havant Thicket reservoir project. Jess said: “The Havant Thicket reservoir, which is just outside my constituency, is the first reservoir to be built in 30 years. It is a welcome investment in the south-east, which is designated a
Oct 17, 20251 min read


Jess Brown-Fuller stands up for vulnerable customers ahead of landline to digital switchover
Liberal Democrat MP for Chichester, Jess Brown-Fuller, has written a letter to Openreach to raise her concerns about vulnerable customers, including those who rely on telecare services, ahead of the nationwide switchover from analogue to digital telephone lines . The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), the traditional copper wire telephone network, will officially switch off in January 2027. It will be replaced by modern digital infrastructure called Voice over Interne
Oct 14, 20251 min read
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