Impact of Safer Streets projects felt across Chelmsford
Recent data shows crime has fallen by over 20% in Trinity and The Lawns. The two wards are home to the Chelmer Valley Local Nature Reserve.
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culture outdoors green spacesRecent data shows crime has fallen by over 20% in Trinity and The Lawns. The two wards are home to the Chelmer Valley Local Nature Reserve.
Our Women's Safety Charter was shared with businesses nine months ago, last week saw is launch to the public.
Chelmsford City Council’s Cabinet has approved a public consultation on proposals to create zones of Hylands where dogs must be on a lead.
Chelmsford has been awarded a Purple Flag for the tenth consecutive year.
Chelmsford has launched a Women’s Safety Charter for the city, to tackle behaviours that make women feel unsafe.
Residents have been invited to look at Bunny Walks with fresh eyes at a foraging workshop to help improve community safety.
The next phase of Chelmsford’s Safer Streets programme is shortly to begin with the installation of 12 new CCTV cameras in the Bunny Walks.
Chelmsford is officially celebrating after receiving news that the city has been awarded the prestigious Purple Flag accreditation.
Two years after adopting “Our Chelmsford, Our Plan”, the City Council has reported on progress towards delivering the plan.
Chelmsford skateboarders can now enjoy the skate ramps at Central Park well into the evening with new floodlights.