Free tree giveaway for Chelmsford residents returns for 2026
Love Your Chelmsford's tree giveaway has returned for 2026, offering Chelmsford residents the chance to claim a free tree to plant at home.
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culture outdoors green spacesLove Your Chelmsford's tree giveaway has returned for 2026, offering Chelmsford residents the chance to claim a free tree to plant at home.
The Chelmsford community came together on Saturday 27 June to volunteer at this year’s Big River Clean Up.
Chelmsford residents are being encouraged to take on the Love Your Chelmsford Nature Pledges.
Across the district, pupils have traded classroom desks for green spaces, enjoying hands-on planting projects that support local wildlife.
Over 7,000 trees have been planted in the district since November as part of Chelmsford City Council’s ongoing greening programme.
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.
Finalists of this year’s Space to Thrive photo competition will get to see their work displayed in an outdoor gallery in Oaklands Park.
The event saw residents and community groups join forces to reduce litter pollution and help keep the river healthy for everyone to enjoy.
'Cutting Carbon at Home' is an exciting new initiative and competition launched by the sustainability team from Love Your Chelmsford.
A popular area of the city centre is now free of historic chewing gum stains, thanks to Chelmsford City Council’s new Gum Busting machines.