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culture outdoors green spacesCherelle writes about Chelmsford Theatre, the Museum of Chelmsford, Hylands Estate, the Mayor of Chelmsford and culture and events in the city.
Following the death of the Mayor of Chelmsford, Cllr John Galley, the Deputy Mayor, Cllr Sue Dobson, has been elected as the new Mayor.
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.
Chelmsford Museum has been awarded Best Told Story in VisitEngland’s Visitor Attraction Accolades.
Chelmsford Museum has launched a new exhibition celebrating the BBC’s centenary and Writtle’s pivotal role in broadcasting history.
What better way to explore Chelmsford’s history than through the city’s Heritage Open Days?
Hylands Estate has been awarded a £12,000 Arts Council grant to support a two-year programme of live music in The Stables courtyard.
The city centre will be transformed by a festival of street art later in May.
Residents are invited to join Chelmsford’s Holocaust Memorial Commemoration Day happening on Wednesday 27 April at the Civic Centre.
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10 November 2022
Cherelle Nightingill