The Cathedral City of Chichester has been described variously as ‘sunshine in bricks and mortar’ and one of the best places to live in Britain.
With its boutique shops, traditional Georgian homes, 16th-century streets and a Roman palace, it is not hard to see the attraction.
But some of the shine has been rubbed off the West Sussex market town in recent days as concerned locals fear there is a growing race problem.
Allegations of racism were first made by Taskmaster comedian and actor Munya Chawawa.
He said he was subjected to racial abuse during a six-week appearance in the city while he was
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