Chichester South (electoral division)

Chichester South is an electoral division of West Sussex in England. It forms part of the Chichester District and covers the southern portion of the city of Chichester, including areas such as the city centre south of East Street, the Cathedral grounds, and areas extending towards Chichester Harbour.

As an electoral division, Chichester South elects one member to the West Sussex County Council. Elections are typically held every four years. The elected councillor is responsible for representing the interests of the residents of Chichester South at the county level, including matters related to education, social services, highways, and strategic planning.

The boundaries of Chichester South are subject to periodic review by the Local Government Boundary Commission for England. Changes to boundaries may be made to ensure fair representation of voters and to reflect population changes within the area.

The residents of Chichester South also participate in elections for the Chichester District Council, where the area is typically divided into smaller wards represented by multiple district councillors.

Historically and presently, the area encompassed by Chichester South contains significant historical and cultural landmarks, including Chichester Cathedral and the Bishop's Palace Gardens, contributing to its unique character within the broader Chichester district.