Gaia comes to Chelmsford Cathedral
1 September 2022
Charlotte Maltby
Gaia, the huge ethereal illuminated globe, is coming to Chelmsford Cathedral next month.
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Find out the latest news from Chelmsford City Council.
Chelmsford’s future – have your say!
The council has to have a Local Plan to guide its future growth so that Chelmsford is a greener, fairer and more connected community.
Council calls for an end to major tax avoidance by businesses
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.
17 parks awarded Green Flag status in Chelmsford
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 declared a Local Nature Reserve
Frankland Fields, a popular location for dog walkers and nature lovers in South Woodham Ferrers, has been declared a Local Nature Reserve.
Inflation pushes council budget gap to £4.2 million
Inflation has significantly increased Chelmsford City Council’s budget gap, according to a new projection.
Live music grant for Hylands Estate
Hylands Estate has been awarded a £12,000 Arts Council grant to support a two-year programme of live music in The Stables courtyard.
Chelmsford City Council recommended to object to new power line proposals
Chelmsford City Council’s will consider objecting to proposals for a new electricity transmission line between Norwich and Tilbury.
Chelmsford City Council reviews Local Plan to address climate and affordable housing crises
Chelmsford City Council has started to review its Local Plan, to take account of changes in City Council priorities and Government policies.
New funding secured for garden community
The planned Garden Community in north-east Chelmsford has been recognised with an award of more than £450,000 from the Government.
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