Businesses from Chelmsford and further afield are being encouraged to invest in Chelmsford, because it is a great place to live and work. The Lib Dem-led City Council recently welcomed businesses to a lively panel discussion about a sustainable future for Chelmsford.
Chelmsford City Council is considering proposals to tackle the burden of soaring inflation and volatile economic conditions on its finances. This week's Full Council will vote on proposals to increase some fees and charges as part of a range of measures to close its budget gap, which was forecast in October to be around £7.9m for 2023/24.
This gentle walk will start at the Lord Ashcroft Building and is kindly hosted by Anglia Ruskin University.
Chelmsford has launched a Women's Safety Charter for the city, timed to coincide with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on 25 November.
Since taking on the leadership of Chelmsford City Council, the Liberal Democrats have prioritised supporting some of the most vulnerable in society. The Council's housing team are currently each dealing with around 100 cases instead of the more normal 50 or so, but that's not stopping them from offering EVERY rough sleeper proper accommodation.
Chelmsford City Council, with support from partners including Livewell Chelmsford, has updated its Health and Wellbeing Plan to help residents of all ages across the Chelmsford district to achieve and maintain good health.
