Chelmsford Weekly News

Huey Morgan is marking 30 Years of Come Find Yourself with a new UK Tour.

Arriving at just 17, his journey to safety was long and uncertain, taking him first to France and then to England.

NHS England misses 85% cancer treatment target for 62-day referrals in 2025, with Mid and South Essex Trust worst at 45.4%. UK cancer care delays persist.

Bibi Stone, 40, was sentenced alongside boyfriend Alex Potter, 34, in January last year after they stabbed Lee Jackson in his city centre flat.

A cosmetic tattoo artist has said it is “so rewarding” to offer free nipple and hair tattoos to people with illnesses.

A young man will appear in Chelmsford Crown Court for charges of causing death by dangerous driving on the A12.

Newly obtained data has revealed the county's worst roads for fines and penalty charges, generating an income of more than £570,000 in one year.

The National Fish and Chip Awards will take place today with a spot in Essex looking to win the 2026 Fish and Chip Takeaway of the Year title.

Train delays and cancellations on Greater Anglia and Stansted Express after a van hit Enfield Lock level crossing.

Anglian Water faces criticism after a 15-day sewage overflow in Bocking polluted the River Blackwater.

Essex is home to some of the nation’s favourite and most recognisable celebrities.

From beautiful green spaces and historic landmarks, residents say there’s plenty to love about living in the historic Roman city.

A man from Sible Hedingham has been sentenced for failing to provide a specimen for analysis after he was found unresponsive in his vehicle in Chelmsford.

Essex County Council is investing more than £1.45 million to boost bus usage across the county.

Firefighters are urging drivers to stay in their vehicles as crews work at the scene of a lorry crash on the M25.

Hello and welcome to our live blog. Here we will keep you updated on the M25, which is blocked in both directions after a lorry had a 'blow out' and went down the embankment.

M25 is blocked in both directions after a lorry had a 'blow out' and went down the embankment, reportedly bringing down power cables.

Passengers travelling on the Grater Anglia network will be able to use pay-as-you-go contactless ticketing at 20 additional stations from next Sunday.

Beverly’s mother Sylvia,92 described her as "forever my baby girl. Never forgotten, with me always. You was so brave."

Major collision has forced the closure of one lane on the London-bound carriageway of the A12 near Boreham.