Chelmsford Museum opens innovative exhibition celebrating BBC centenary
18 October 2022
Cherelle Nightingill
Chelmsford Museum has launched a new exhibition celebrating the BBC’s centenary and Writtle’s pivotal role in broadcasting history.
Council forced to cancel Chelmsford Theatre panto
Chelmsford City Council has issued a statement about Jack and the Beanstalk, this year’s pantomime.
Chelmsford Theatre panto cancelled after refurbishment delays
Chelmsford Theatre has been forced to cancel its pantomime with a ‘very heavy heart’ after delays to the refurbishment of its public spaces.
Chelmsford City Council wins case against ticket tout
Festival-goers should beware fraudulent ticket sales after the Council successfully prosecuted a ticket tout operating at Creamfields.
Fun for the whole family at Gaia
Fun activities for children and families are planned for October half term to celebrate Gaia coming to Chelmsford.
Chelmsford City Council marks Merchant Navy Day
Chelmsford City Council will be flying the Red Ensign from 3-5 September to commemorate Merchant Navy Day.
Gaia comes to Chelmsford Cathedral
Gaia, the huge ethereal illuminated globe, is coming to Chelmsford Cathedral next month.
Explore Chelmsford’s fascinating history for free
What better way to explore Chelmsford’s history than through the city’s Heritage Open Days?
Discover what’s on this summer
There’s plenty to do this summer in Chelmsford with a host of free and paid-for events available.
Live music grant for Hylands Estate
Hylands Estate has been awarded a £12,000 Arts Council grant to support a two-year programme of live music in The Stables courtyard.
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