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Chelmsford City Council is giving away 1,000 trees to Chelmsford residents this winter as part of its ‘Space to thrive’ campaign.
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Chelmsford City Council is giving away 1,000 trees to Chelmsford residents this winter as part of its ‘Space to thrive’ campaign.
Chelmsford City Council says its rapidly growing housing bill presents a big risk to the council being able to balance its budget.
Tennis courts in Chelmsford’s Oaklands Park have officially reopened after a £174,000 renovation.
Twenty electric vehicles have been added the Chelmsford City Taxi fleet, leading the way for Local Authorities in Essex.
Changes have been made to proposals to create official ‘on the lead’ zones at Hylands Park following feedback from dog walkers.
Giant sculptures of litter have arrived in Chelmsford as part of an anti-litter campaign to highlight that ‘litter is no small problem’.
Chelmsford Museum has acquired one of Sir Grayson Perry’s ‘Alien Baby’ sculptures.
Chelmsford Theatre has received an award to acknowledge them going ‘above and beyond in their support for blind/partially sighted people’.
Ignite Chelmsford, a network of local creatives formed in 2017, has revised its objectives and developed a new Action Plan.
Recent data shows crime has fallen by over 20% in Trinity and The Lawns. The two wards are home to the Chelmer Valley Local Nature Reserve.