Chelmsford residents need photo ID to vote at elections in May
26 January 2023
Charlotte Maltby
For the first time, residents in Chelmsford will need to show photographic ID to vote at this year’s local elections
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Apply to be an “Independent Person”
A unique and interesting flexible job opportunity has become available to become an “Independent Person” to provide advice to committees.
Cabinet to consider 2023/24 budget proposals with green investment
Chelmsford City Council’s Cabinet will consider proposals for its 2023/24 budget next week, against a backdrop of rampant inflation.
Essex’s LGBTQ+ community invited to share stories in museum exhibition
Members of Essex’s LGBTQ+ community are invited to share their stories for Behind the Rainbow, an exhibition coming to Chelmsford Museum.
Chelmsford Theatre holds first shows following six-month refurbishment
Chelmsford Theatre welcomed the return of audiences on Saturday 14 January as its doors reopened following a six-month refurbishment.
New partnership team supports rough sleepers
A new service that aims to improve the quality of life for rough sleepers is now operating across Chelmsford and Maldon.
Energy efficient homes planned for Beaulieu
A new report sets out how some homes in part of Chelmsford’s Beaulieu development could be built as highly energy efficient.
First projects in children’s cultural provision announced
Chelmsford’s Local Cultural Education Partnership has announced its very first set of initiatives in its nine-month incubator project.
Chelmsford Museum’s 2022 acquisition highlights
Chelmsford Museum has made a number of notable acquisitions, including Roman ‘hoodie’ figurine, a Bronze Age ring and Grayson Perry artwork.
Warm spaces open up across Chelmsford
Did you know that there are places in and around Chelmsford where you can go to warm up during the day?
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