Giving nature on our doorsteps space to thrive
Parts of the 1,700 acres of grassland managed by the city council will be cut less frequently to create more space to thrive for nature.
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culture outdoors green spacesParts of the 1,700 acres of grassland managed by the city council will be cut less frequently to create more space to thrive for nature.
Students from Newlands Spring Primary School helped to plant over 20 species of wildflowers at Copperfield Road Play Area.
Chelmsford City Council has been recognised with a new environmental award by The Carbon Literacy Project.
As the festive season approaches, Love Your Chelmsford is encouraging people to make Christmas traditions more environmentally friendly.
Chelmsford City Council is giving away 1,000 trees to Chelmsford residents this winter as part of its ‘Space to thrive’ campaign.
Twenty electric vehicles have been added the Chelmsford City Taxi fleet, leading the way for Local Authorities in Essex.
A survey has been launched by Essex County Council asking Chelmsford residents for their views on proposed cycling and walking networks.
Earlier this year, Love Your Chelmsford launched a sustainable fashion campaign.
Love Your Chelmsford is shining a light on the benefits of sustainable fashion. Find out about the environmental impact of new clothes.
Multiple tree planting events have taken place across Chelmsford and West Hanningfield in the last month.