North Mundham & Tangmere

North Mundham & Tangmere ward is situated on the coastal plain directly northeast of Chichester city. The area is largely defined by flat, open farmland and rural lanes, with settlements clustered around the historic parishes. Tangmere is notable for its significant aviation history, centred on the former RAF Tangmere airfield, which now houses a museum dedicated to its wartime role. The area's landscape is primarily agricultural, with fields and hedgerows characteristic of the West Sussex countryside.

The ward includes the villages of North Mundham and Tangmere, both with their own churches and community facilities. Residential development is mostly contained within these villages, preserving the surrounding green space. The presence of the former airfield and its museum provides a distinct local focus, contrasting with the otherwise quiet, rural character. The area functions as a residential and agricultural zone, with convenient road links to Chichester and the A27 trunk road.