Admirals Park memorial for witch trial victims
9 December 2022
Cherelle Nightingill
An interpretive plaque and oak tree have been installed in Admirals Park in memory of Chelmsford’s witch trial victims.
Schoolchildren plant bulbs in local park
Children from Trinity Road Primary School came to Lionmede Park for a day of crocus bulb planting with the council’s parks team.
Family foraging in Chelmsford’s Bunny Walks
Residents have been invited to look at Bunny Walks with fresh eyes at a foraging workshop to help improve community safety.
Making a home for new High Street trees
Chelmsford’s parks team have been making some exciting decisions about what type of tree we will see lining Chelmsford High Street.
Anti-littering campaign aimed at motorists launched
Chelmsford City Council has joined forces with other local authorities across Essex for the 2022 Love Essex anti-littering campaign.
Community fun in Melbourne Park
Children living in the Melbourne area enjoyed a series of free activities and entertainment at the Picnic in the Park festival.
17 parks awarded Green Flag status in Chelmsford
Seventeen of Chelmsford City Council’s main parks across the city have been recognised by the Green Flag Award scheme for another year.
New family app for Chelmsford’s Bunny Walks
A family-friendly interactive app has launched to help transform a nature reserve known locally as the Bunny Walks.
New wicker bee sculptures arrive in Oaklands Park
Three woven bee sculptures have been installed in the grounds of Oaklands Park to highlight the brilliant work of the Chelmsford Beekeepers.
Frankland Fields declared a Local Nature Reserve
Frankland Fields, a popular location for dog walkers and nature lovers in South Woodham Ferrers, has been declared a Local Nature Reserve.
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