Funding boost for work with rough sleepers in Chelmsford
The committed work in Chelmsford to assist rough sleepers into accommodation has been rewarded with additional government funding.
# Top topics
culture outdoors green spacesFind out the latest news from Chelmsford City Council.
The committed work in Chelmsford to assist rough sleepers into accommodation has been rewarded with additional government funding.
This year’s Remembrance Sunday Parade and Service will take place on Sunday 13 November from 10.50am at the Duke Street War Memorial.
From 21–23 October, Chelmsford welcomed ten civic guests from Backnang, marking more than 30 years of links between the two places.
The Council is warning that like most other councils, it is facing the same the cost of living crisis as residents and businesses.
Chelmsford Museum has been awarded Best Told Story in VisitEngland’s Visitor Attraction Accolades.
Residents are asked to be mindful of others this firework night by visiting public displays and having home fireworks at the same time.
Chelmsford City Council has updated its Health and Wellbeing Plan to help residents of all ages achieve and maintain good health.
The outstanding work to manage and prevent stray dogs in Chelmsford has earned a top award from the RSPCA.
Residents can now monitor Chelmsford’s air quality in real-time using an interactive map on the Love Your Chelmsford website.
The planning team is urging residents: don’t miss out on the last few days to have your say to help shape plans for your city’s future!