Two by-elections and a referendum on 12 December
Some Chelmsford residents will go to the polls next month to vote in two by-elections and a referendum. Voting takes place on 12 December.
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culture outdoors green spacesSome Chelmsford residents will go to the polls next month to vote in two by-elections and a referendum. Voting takes place on 12 December.
Children from Trinity Road Primary School came to Lionmede Park for a day of crocus bulb planting with the council’s parks team.
As improvement work in the city centre progresses, it gives an opportunity to design the space as a user-friendly environment for all.
The city council wants to hear from local businesses about what support they need to help shape the business support programme for 2023.
Chelmsford’s annual Remembrance Sunday Service and Parade took place at the War Memorial on Duke Street yesterday.
Bring on those festive feelings at Hylands Estate this winter!
Following the death of the Mayor of Chelmsford, Cllr John Galley, the Deputy Mayor, Cllr Sue Dobson, has been elected as the new Mayor.
The committed work in Chelmsford to assist rough sleepers into accommodation has been rewarded with additional government funding.
This year’s Remembrance Sunday Parade and Service will take place on Sunday 13 November from 10.50am at the Duke Street War Memorial.
Families visiting Chelmsford Museum this October half term have been enjoying another instalment of the popular Hocus Pocus display.
From 21–23 October, Chelmsford welcomed ten civic guests from Backnang, marking more than 30 years of links between the two places.