Free tree giveaway for Chelmsford residents returns for 2025
Chelmsford City Council’s popular tree giveaway is back for its third year, offering residents the chance to claim one of 1,200 free trees.
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Chelmsford City Council’s popular tree giveaway is back for its third year, offering residents the chance to claim one of 1,200 free trees.
Community organisations are being encouraged to apply for funding for local infrastructure and environmental projects.
People who registered to vote by post before 31 October 2023 must now reapply for their postal vote.
Chelmsford City Council is considering an update to the document which sets out the process and timetable for preparing its Local Plan.
A consultation opens to review the strategy that sets out how the community can have their voices heard in local planning matters.
Finalists of this year’s Space to Thrive photo competition will get to see their work displayed in an outdoor gallery in Oaklands Park.
A play area in Great Baddow has been given a make-over, offering children and families new play equipment and a more accessible location.
For the fourth year in a row, 17 parks have been awarded Green Flag status recognising well-managed parks and green spaces.
Bow Bridge Road was formally opened by the Mayor of Chelmsford on Friday 11 July
The event saw residents and community groups join forces to reduce litter pollution and help keep the river healthy for everyone to enjoy.