Safety partners respond to mass maskless shopping incident
The council, police and local shops have condemned the actions of a group of people who went shopping without masks
Read MoreMuseum volunteers take history on the road
Chelmsford Museum is gearing up to get its volunteers back on the road for a series of videos investigating the
Read MoreTake part in an online event for Holocaust Memorial Day
An annual Memorial Day is being held to commemorate the Holocaust during World War Two and other genocides throughout history.
Read MoreCity Talk: how Covid-19 has changed culture
As venues get ready to reopen, City Life talks to Marc De'ath, the council's culture, museums and theatre manager about
Read MoreWhat’s on at Hylands Estate this spring
Monthly markets start up again on the third Sunday of the month Farmers' market returns to Hylands Estate this April The
Read MoreSupport for pubs as they prepare to reopen
The pub trade has been one of the hardest-hit sectors to work in during the coronavirus pandemic - but help
Read MoreCity Talk: how the pandemic hit the high street
A year after the first lockdown began, Michael Wray, Chelmsford's Business Improvement District manager is optimistic about the future of
Read MoreChelmsford marks first coronavirus lockdown anniversary
Today is the first anniversary of the first UK lockdown. Join us for a National Day of Reflection to reflect on our collective
Read MoreChelmsford businesses receive £52 million in grants
Since March 2020, Chelmsford City Council has paid £52 million in grants to businesses affected by the coronavirus restrictions. Local
Read MoreFree federation memberships for Chelmsford businesses
Chelmsford City Council is financially subsidising business memberships to the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB). Small businesses in Chelmsford are to
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