Funding secured to make Chelmsford’s streets safer
A range of projects to make Chelmsford’s streets safer for all, but particularly women and girls, has been funded.
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culture outdoors green spacesA range of projects to make Chelmsford’s streets safer for all, but particularly women and girls, has been funded.
The City Council and two other agencies have secured £100,000 for accommodation to stop ex-offenders from living on the streets.
A touching vigil to remember victims of knife crime was held in Central Park on Saturday in front of the Knife Angel sculpture.
On Saturday 21 August, council officers, police and the High Sheriff worked together in a Night of Action to keep the city centre safe.
Bars are open and everyone's keen to get back to enjoying Chelmsford’s excellent nightlife. But there’s a dark side to evenings out for some
Chelmsford residents are being offered free online J9 training to raise awareness and to help victims of domestic abuse.
Essex Police and Chelmsford City Council have been helping to protect cyclists from theft by registering bicycles on a police database.
The Knife Angel, a 27-foot monument warning of the dangers of knife crime, is arriving in the city this September.