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Charlotte Maltby

Little Baddow, Danbury and Sandon residents vote on 5 May

Residents of Little Baddow, Danbury and Sandon will be electing a new member of Chelmsford City Council in May.

Hidden homelessness: Finding hope in darkness

We interviewed Lylli Lokate, a Support Assistant at CHESS Homeless. Before working for CHESS, Lylli was a shelter client of theirs.

Trees planted to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee

Lime trees were planted earlier today at Lionmede Park in a special ceremony to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Four reasons to get outside and enjoy your local park

Find out what benefits you can get from visiting your local park or green space in Chelmsford as the weather gets warmer.

Blue plaques honour Chelmsford’s remarkable women artists

Two new blue plaques have been unveiled in Chelmsford, honouring two remarkable artists: Joanna Constantinidis and Gwynneth Holt.

Last chance to have your say on proposed parish changes

Final decisions are about to be made on the set-up of parish and village councils in Chelmsford. Residents are invited to have a say.

How you can support Ukrainian communities

Yesterday, Chelmsford City Council raised a Ukrainian flag at Chelmsford’s Civic Centre in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.

£50 Amazon voucher up for grabs in parks I-Spy competition

Chelmsford City Council are offering the chance for someone to win a great prize by entering their new Facebook competition.

Oaks planted in memory of Covid victims

In a dedication ceremony at Springfield Green this week, 24 oak trees were planted in memory of lives affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Popular “Rocket Park” gets a makeover

The new and improved Springfield Hall play area, known locally as “Rocket Park” is now open!

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