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.
Our Chelmsford, Our Plan sets out vision for district
Chelmsford City Council has published a new strategy for the district, setting out its priorities for the next few years.
Exhibition exploring legacy of nature writer J.A. Baker opens at Chelmsford Museum
Restless Brilliance: The Story of J.A. Baker and The Peregrine opens at Chelmsford Museum on Saturday 23 March.
Air quality improves at Army and Navy and A414 pollution hotspots
Air quality has improved in two areas by busy roads. Levels of nitrogen dioxide have gone down at the Army and Navy and part of the A414.
How to have a more eco-friendly Christmas
As the festive season approaches, Love Your Chelmsford is encouraging people to make Christmas traditions more environmentally friendly.
Chelmsford Museum exhibition to explore legacy of legendary local nature writer
An exhibition on the life and works of celebrated author and conservationist, J.A. Baker, will open at Chelmsford Museum in spring 2024.
Increased fines of up to £1,000 for environmental crimes
People caught committing littering, graffiti and fly tipping offences in Chelmsford will now face fines between £500–£1,000.
Chelmsford miles ahead with twenty electric taxis on the road
Twenty electric vehicles have been added the Chelmsford City Taxi fleet, leading the way for Local Authorities in Essex.
Learn about sustainable fashion with Love Your Chelmsford
Earlier this year, Love Your Chelmsford launched a sustainable fashion campaign.
Climate activist Hattie Philips to run youth nature workshop at Marconi Ponds
Hattie Phillips, a 17-year-old student, climate activist and WWF Youth Ambassador, will be hosting a nature workshop for 15–22-year-olds.
