Month: July 2022

There’s plenty to do this summer in Chelmsford with a host of free and paid-for events available. You can enjoy

Seventeen of Chelmsford City Council’s main parks across the city have been recognised by the Green Flag Award scheme for

A family-friendly interactive app has been launched as part of a project to help transform Chelmsford residents’ relationship with a

Three new woven bee sculptures have been installed in the grounds of Oaklands Park to encourage more visitors to Chelmsford

Children who are eligible for free school meals can register for a place on the Essex ActivAte holiday programme. Eligible youngsters

Deputy Mayor of Chelmsford with parks staff and volunteers at Frankland Fields Frankland Fields – a popular location for dog walkers

Inflation has significantly increased Chelmsford City Council’s budget gap, according to a new projection. The latest forecast of council finances

Hylands Estate has been awarded a £12,000 Arts Council grant to support a two-year programme of live grass roots music

https://videopress.com/v/ApMzlMFd?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Chelmsford City Council has now started to review its Local Plan, to take account of changes in City Council priorities

Chelmsford City Council’s policy board will receive a recommendation to strongly object to current proposals for a new National Grid