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The results are in for two by-elections in Chelmsford, after residents went to the polls on 1 May to elect a county and city councillors.
Chelmsford City Council says a plan for five unitary councils is the best option for residents as part of early reorganisation proposals.
By-elections will take place in Chelmsford this May, following the resignation of Councillor Marie Goldman as a county and city councillor.
A car park on the edge of the city centre may be turned into vital temporary accommodation for Chelmsford homeless families.
Charity and voluntary groups in Chelmsford can apply for grants of up to £10,000 from Chelmsford City Council’s Discretionary Fund Grant.
If you run a business, a new website called Invest Chelmsford has launched with advice and support to help you fulfil your potential.
Chelmsford City Council’s budget has been approved for the 2025/26, but uncertainty has increased for 2026/27 over the unknown costs of LGR.
A third and final consultation to update Chelmsford’s Local Plan begins today. The plan guides development in the district through to 2041.
The Mayor of Chelmsford, Cllr Janette Potter, met volunteers, local groups and the council’s parks staff to mark the achievement.
22 May 2025
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