Air quality improves at Army and Navy and A414 pollution hotspots
Air quality has improved in two areas by busy roads. Levels of nitrogen dioxide have gone down at the Army and Navy and part of the A414.
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Air quality has improved in two areas by busy roads. Levels of nitrogen dioxide have gone down at the Army and Navy and part of the A414.
Restless Brilliance: The Story of J.A. Baker and The Peregrine opens at Chelmsford Museum on Saturday 23 March.
A new research project will explore how cultural activities could help improve the health and wellbeing of people in Chelmsford.
The city council is reviewing its Local Plan. This is the second stage of a consultation on the draft Local Plan, or ‘Preferred Options’.
North Essex Councils and health partners came together earlier this month to try to address housing challenges in north Essex together.
Chelmsford’s Falcon Bowling Club will host the British Isles Indoor Bowling Championships and International Series this March.
A Chinese takeaway has been ordered to pay £13,000 in charges after failing to comply with Food Safety and Hygiene (England) Regulations.
A bold but true-to-story reimagining of Jane Austen’s classic novel Pride and Prejudice is coming to Chelmsford Theatre this autumn.
Housing summit aims to find solutions to affordability and homelessness issues in Essex
Chelmsford City Council has introduced Transport Safety Officers on public transport and at the city’s transport hub.