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Find out the latest news from Chelmsford City Council.

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.

Ways to access new Beaulieu Park station revealed ahead of opening

Train users can begin planning journeys to and from Beaulieu Park as fares and travel options to Chelmsford's new station are revealed.

Upgraded payment system coming to Chelmsford City Council multi-storey car parks

Multi-storey car parks will soon be equipped with ANPR and True Blue validation technology, improving customer experience across the board.

Majority of Council Leaders in Essex back keeping 'local government as local as possible’

Ten council Leaders in Essex, have demonstrated their joint public support for the creation of five new unitary authorities across Essex.

Chelmsford residents urged to renew their postal votes

People who registered to vote by post before 31 October 2023 must now reapply for their postal vote.

Chelmsford Market staff named ‘Team of the Year’ by NABMA

Chelmsford Market was awarded Small Market Team of the Year at the NABMA Market Awards 2025.

New Chelmsford strategy sets out plans to tackle homelessness

Chelmsford City Council has unveiled a new five-year plan to reduce homelessness and rough sleeping across the district.

Proposed changes to Chelmsford Local Development Scheme

Chelmsford City Council is considering an update to the document which sets out the process and timetable for preparing its Local Plan.

Royal Shakespeare Company’s The Constant Wife is coming to Chelmsford Theatre

Chelmsford Theatre is set to receive a production from internationally esteemed theatre company, the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Give your views on the public consultation process for planning matters in Chelmsford

A consultation opens to review the strategy that sets out how the community can have their voices heard in local planning matters.

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