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Strikes can cause huge disruption to people lives; this is why the government has put in place new legislation to make sure that there is a minimum disruption to public services on strike days.  This follows similar laws in other countries such as France, Italy, and Spain.  The right to strike is

There was a massive party atmosphere at 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲 in Chelmsford on the 1st December.

It was good to see the store open and so many people enjoying shopping. Great to meet lots of happy shoppers and staff as well as Olivia the Dulux dog.

Message from Essex Police - 

Essex Police want to offer young people in #Chelmsford the opportunity to be a part of our volunteer police cadet programme.

But they need your help.

Spiking is awful, it is also a crime. But the current law is based on ancient legislation from Victorian times.

This week has brought a chill in the air and frosty morning, so it is timely that the Energy Security and Net Zero Select Committee has started its work on a new inquiry about “Heating Our Homes”.  The inquiry will look at the ways UK Citizens can heat their homes, both now and in the future as w

My high point of this week was visiting Trinity Road Primary School to see their new building which opened this term.   The school has served the children of Chelmsford for over 100 years.   In the old school hall pupils told us about their thoughts on the new facilities.   One 8 year old explain

 I recently took Cllr Tom Cunningham, the new highways portfolio holder at Essex County Council, to see first hand the problems in Broomfield Road.

Recently, I took Cllr Tom Cunningham the new highways portfolio holder at Essex County Council to see first hand the problems in Broomfield Road.

Recently, I popped up to Beaulieu Academy School to see for myself the problems with the sports pitches.

I asked our local police for more patrols, more action to tackle crime and more arrests.

They have massively stepped up to this challenge and continue to make many successful arrests.