Increased fines of up to £1,000 for environmental crimes
13 November 2023
Charlotte Maltby
People caught committing littering, graffiti and fly tipping offences in Chelmsford will now face fines between £500–£1,000.
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Chelmsford’s Remembrance Sunday Parade 2023
This year’s Remembrance Sunday Parade and Service will take place on Sunday 12 November from 10.55am at the Duke Street War Memorial.
Sandon residents to vote in Neighbourhood Plan Referendum
Sandon residents can vote in an upcoming planning referendum to vote for a Neighbourhood Plan on Thursday 23 November 2023.
Hylands Park PSPO gets go-ahead
Preparations for a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) at Hylands Park are underway after Chelmsford City Council approved plans.
Rocket O’Clock asks residents to be mindful this Bonfire Night
Chelmsford City Council is asking residents to be considerate of others and keep firework displays to ‘Rocket O’Clock’.
Anti-Slavery Day highlights prevalence of modern slavery
The Chelmsford Against Slavery Partnership was created to unite organisations to work together in the fight against modern slavery.
Construction begins for access road and bridge to Chelmer Waterside
Construction work to build a new bridge and road that will provide access to a new Chelmsford city centre neighbourhood will soon begin.
Chelmsford City Council receives award from RSPCA
Chelmsford City Council has been awarded the RSPCA Stray Dog Services PawPrints Award (Gold) for the second year in a row.
Chelmsford Theatre announces casting for 2023 pantomime
Chelmsford Theatre has announced its casting for this year’s magical pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.
£10,000 grant available for charity and voluntary organisations
Chelmsford charity and voluntary groups can apply for up to £10,000 of revenue funding from the Discretionary Fund Grant until 30 November.
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