Fly-tipper prosecuted and ordered pay to over £5,000
21 March 2024
Molly Smith
A professional waste carrier who illegally dumped waste in East Hanningfield has been prosecuted and ordered to pay £5,020.
Chelmsford City Council successfully prosecutes takeaway
A Chinese takeaway has been ordered to pay £13,000 in charges after failing to comply with Food Safety and Hygiene (England) Regulations.
Chelmsford celebrates voluntary sector with charity update event and awards
On Tuesday 30 January Chelmsford Council for Voluntary Service (CVS) held its Charity Update and Networking Meeting in Chelmsford Cathedral.
£10,000 grant available for rural businesses and community groups
A new scheme offering businesses and community groups in ‘rural’ locations up to £10,000 of free grant funding has launched.
39 Chelmsford businesses pledge commitment to Women’s Safety Charter
Our Women's Safety Charter was shared with businesses nine months ago, last week saw is launch to the public.
Restaurant ordered to close following council investigation
A city centre restaurant has been ordered to close after the council’s Environmental Health team find owners failed to meet standards.
Investing in Chelmsford’s future
The City Council recently welcomed businesses to an event to discuss what the future of Chelmsford might look like.
Help shape future business support
The city council wants to hear from local businesses about what support they need to help shape the business support programme for 2023.
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.
Chelmsford shopping and leisure habits survey
Chelmsford residents’ shopping/leisure habits will play an important role in the review of the Local Plan that will shape the city’s future.
