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culture outdoors green spacesCharlotte writes about the environment, parks, recycling, business, planning, public realm and democratic services.
The winner has been announced for the latest I-spy photography competition which has been running in Chelmsford.
Mother’s Day is fast approaching, but there is still time to plan the perfect day or choose the perfect gift for your mum.
New local councils for some Chelmsford neighbourhoods are to be created, following a comprehensive review and consultation.
Bees and other pollinators will flourish in Chelmsford, following a decision by the City Council to reduce grass-cutting in various areas.
Over 17,000 trees and woodland whips have been planted in Chelmsford this planting season (October-March).
Residents of Little Baddow, Danbury and Sandon will be electing a new member of Chelmsford City Council in May.
We interviewed Lylli Lokate, a Support Assistant at CHESS Homeless. Before working for CHESS, Lylli was a shelter client of theirs.
Lime trees were planted earlier today at Lionmede Park in a special ceremony to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Find out what benefits you can get from visiting your local park or green space in Chelmsford as the weather gets warmer.
Two new blue plaques have been unveiled in Chelmsford, honouring two remarkable artists: Joanna Constantinidis and Gwynneth Holt.
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25 March 2022
Charlotte Maltby