Licensed taxis must offer card payment
1 April 2022
Julie Weight
From now all licensed taxis in Chelmsford must take card payments as a condition of their licence. No cash? Not a problem.
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South Woodham Ferrers residents vote on 5 May
Residents of South Woodham Ferrers will be electing a new member of the town council in May.
Chelmsford Theatres refurbishment approved
The Council has voted to extend the scope of its theatre refurbishment to ensure a red-carpet treatment for audiences when it reopens.
Two new community councils to be created in Chelmsford
New local councils for some Chelmsford neighbourhoods are to be created, following a comprehensive review and consultation.
Reduced grass cutting to address climate change
Bees and other pollinators will flourish in Chelmsford, following a decision by the City Council to reduce grass-cutting in various areas.
New manager for Chelmsford Museum
Chelmsford Museum has appointed Sarah Davies, an experienced manager specialising in customer experience, as its new manager.
Little Baddow, Danbury and Sandon residents vote on 5 May
Residents of Little Baddow, Danbury and Sandon will be electing a new member of Chelmsford City Council in May.
Affordable homes a Chelmsford priority over next five years
Chelmsford’s housing provision is failing to deliver for too many people and the City Council is aiming to address that with a new strategy.
Last chance to have your say on proposed parish changes
Final decisions are about to be made on the set-up of parish and village councils in Chelmsford. Residents are invited to have a say.
How you can support Ukrainian communities
Yesterday, Chelmsford City Council raised a Ukrainian flag at Chelmsford’s Civic Centre in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.
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