Celebration event for Chelmsford's 19 Green Flag awards achievement
A ceremony celebrating Chelmsford’s newest Green Flag Award-winning parks took place at John Shennan Field LNR on 25 September.
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culture outdoors green spacesA ceremony celebrating Chelmsford’s newest Green Flag Award-winning parks took place at John Shennan Field LNR on 25 September.
Chelmsford City Council and Chelmsford Tennis Academy invited residents to give tennis a go, with low-cost and free group tennis lessons.
Students from The Boswells School were invited to parliament to talk to MPs about their work with Chelmsford City Council.
Chelmsford is celebrates having highest number of Green Flag Award-winning parks and green spaces in the East of England!
Chelmsford City Council and Essex Police are joint-funding extra police patrols in the city centre this July, August and September.
The children's playground in Ruskin Road is being replaced, and local people can vote for one of three new designs before 10 July.
Designs for inclusive, teen-friendly provisions have been presented to Chelmsford City Council Cabinet Members.
Chelmsford City Council’s popular tree giveaway is back for its third year, offering residents the chance to claim one of 1,200 free trees.
A play area in Great Baddow has been given a make-over, offering children and families new play equipment and a more accessible location.
For the fourth year in a row, 17 parks have been awarded Green Flag status recognising well-managed parks and green spaces.