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Wreaths created by the council’s parks team in memory of Her Majesty The Queen have been laid at Bell Meadow, in the city centre.
Books of condolence will be available across the city for people to celebrate the extraordinary life of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
On behalf of the citizens of Chelmsford, I offer our deep condolences and sympathies to the Royal Family for the death of Her Majesty.
The gym at South Woodham Ferrers Leisure Centre has been newly refurbished to create a modern and fresh environment for its members.
Now is your chance to speak to the team who are reviewing proposals for Chelmsford’s future to 2041 as part of our Local Plan.
Gaia, the huge ethereal illuminated globe, is coming to Chelmsford Cathedral next month.
The council has to have a Local Plan to guide its future growth so that Chelmsford is a greener, fairer and more connected community.
The Council has passed a motion to be an example of good tax conduct and encourage businesses it deals with to have good tax practices.
Seventeen of Chelmsford City Council’s main parks across the city have been recognised by the Green Flag Award scheme for another year.
Frankland Fields, a popular location for dog walkers and nature lovers in South Woodham Ferrers, has been declared a Local Nature Reserve.
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9 September 2022
Julie Weight