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Councillor Jannetta Sosin has been elected as the Mayor of Chelmsford for 2025–26, with Councillor Smita Rajesh serving as her Deputy Mayor.
A hoard of 933 gold Iron Age coins has been acquired by the Museum of Chelmsford thanks to a major National Lottery Heritage Fund grant.
A new social seating area, designed by students from The Boswells School in Chelmsford, has opened in Central Park.
ShopMobility is a free service providing electric scooters to people with restricted mobility, to enable them to get outdoors independently.
Chelmsford Theatre is partnering with leading drama school Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts to offer a performing arts course Chelmsford.
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 Awards for Voluntary Service returned this week to recognise the actions of dedicated volunteers across Chelmsford.
This May, Chelmsford will join organisations and communities across the UK in marking the 80th anniversary of VE or ‘Victory in Europe’ Day.
Council staff have been recognised for their roles in saving the lives of two Chelmsford residents who suffered cardiac arrests.
Chelmsford City Council says a plan for five unitary councils is the best option for residents as part of early reorganisation proposals.
15 May 2025
Cherelle Nightingill