CCTV installation begins in Bunny Walks
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.
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culture outdoors green spacesThe 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.
Students from ARU will play a key role in helping to reduce violence towards women and girls in Chelmsford, thanks to a new partnership.
Eight agencies joined forces on 25 Nov in a day of action to make a ‘creepy’ area of Chelmsford safer for all – particularly women and girls
A 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.