Council weighs difficult options to tackle 2025/26 budget gap
30 September 2024
Corporate Communications
Chelmsford City Council has identified a shortfall of such significance that hard choices will be inevitable without more Government funding
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Accommodation to keep ex-offenders off the streets
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Free lunch and talks for older people
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Sign up to the Essex Energy Switch and save money on bills
The Essex Energy Switch is about local communities coming together –the more people that register, the bigger the saving per household.
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