What’s the council actually for?
23 April 2021
Julie Weight
If you’re over 18 and own or rent a home, you probably pay council tax. But do you know what it’s being spent on? Let’s break it down.
Community
Feelgood community stories.
Four walks far from the crowds in Chelmsford
As lockdown measures start to ease, we’re all enjoying walks and getting outdoors with people we haven’t seen for a while.
Chelmsford commemorates Holocaust Memorial Day
Hundreds of Chelmsford residents paid their respects for Holocaust Memorial Day by attending an online commemorative event yesterday evening
Museum volunteers take history on the road
Chelmsford Museum is gearing up to get its volunteers back on the road for a series of videos investigating the history on our doorsteps.
Take part in an online event for Holocaust Memorial Day
An annual Memorial Day is being held to commemorate the Holocaust during World War Two and other genocides throughout history.
City Talk: how Covid-19 has changed culture
City Life talks to Marc De’ath about the future of culture in Chelmsford and the impact of live streaming on creativity.
How to hire a legal e-scooter in Chelmsford
Privately-owned e-scooters can’t be used on public roads and land, but there is now an official e-scooter scheme running in Chelmsford.
Mayor not held back by pandemic
The pandemic has not held back the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Chelmsford in doing their duties over the past year.
Nominate your community stars in volunteer awards
Hundreds of volunteers, businesses and groups who have helped Chelmsford through the pandemic are being celebrated in a new campaign.
Five amazing green spaces to beat boredom this spring
Chelmsford is home to many beautiful green spaces. Make sure to visit these five amazing parks in Chelmsford this spring.
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