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For the first time, residents in Chelmsford will need to show photographic ID to vote at this year’s local elections.

A unique and interesting flexible job opportunity has become available to become an "Independent Person". This is a part-time statutory

Chelmsford City Council is considering proposals to tackle the burden of soaring inflation and volatile economic conditions on its finances.

Following the death of the Mayor of Chelmsford, Cllr John Galley, in October 2022, the Deputy Mayor, Cllr Sue Dobson,

Now is your chance to speak to the team who are reviewing proposals for Chelmsford’s future to 2041 as part

The City Council is conducting an interim review of polling districts and polling places to reflect the recent parish boundary

Inflation has significantly increased Chelmsford City Council’s budget gap, according to a new projection. The latest forecast of council finances

Cllr. John Galley was elected as the new Mayor of Chelmsford last night (18 May). The appointment was unanimously agreed

On 18 May, Cllr. Jude Deakin, Mayor of Chelmsford and her Deputy, Cllr. Linda Mascot bid farewell to the Mayoralty

The residents of Little Baddow, Danbury and Sandon have voted in Steph Scott of the Conservative Party as their new