Chelmsford City Council’s inclusive green spaces project presented in parliament
Students from The Boswells School were invited to parliament to talk to MPs about their work with Chelmsford City Council.
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Students from The Boswells School were invited to parliament to talk to MPs about their work with Chelmsford City Council.
Britain’s largest Iron Age gold coin hoard has gone on public display for the first time in a new exhibition exploring stories of treasure.
100-year-old photograph albums capturing historic events in Hylands Estate's history have been unearthed by descendants of Sir Daniel Gooch.
Cllr Roy Whitehead has been granted the Freedom of the City of Chelmsford, receiving one of the rarest honours the city council can bestow.
Chelmsford is celebrates having highest number of Green Flag Award-winning parks and green spaces in the East of England!
The Planning Awards judges praised the project for generating “long-term social value”.
Specialist youth workers will provide targeted outreach to support young people in the city centre throughout the school holidays.
A 2,000-year-old cemetery has been discovered in Chelmsford by archaeologists from Archaeology South-East.
An independent planning inspector has rejected plans for a large warehouse development adjacent to junction 17 of the A12, near Howe Green.
A development designed to offer only affordable housing, has welcomed its first residents.