Chelmsford Weekly News

An Italian restaurant is set to reopen following a period of closure for improvements.

Chelmsford City Council has announced changes to their bin collections this week.

Greater Anglia passengers across Essex are facing major disruption after a trackside fire near Stratford damaged key signalling and telecoms equipment.

A major retailer has announced an early closing to give Essex staff and customers the chance to enjoy the World Cup action.

Audley End in Saffron Walden, Essex, has issued a statement to festival-goers as a major outdoor concert series will not go ahead as planned this summer.

Travellers at a controversial site in Willows Green have been accused of openly flouting a High Court injunction ordering no activity at the site.

Essex could be about to see "little to no rain" for the rest of the month, according to forecasts by ITV Anglia's Chris Page.

Stansted Airport has strengthened its position as the UK’s leading gateway to Italy, after expanding its network to 30 flights.

A heat health alert has been extended in Essex as temperatures continue to soar across the county.

The M11 northbound has been left partially blocked between Junction's 8 and 7 near Harlow, following reports of a crash.

Drivers are facing growing delays on the M25 following a collision near the Dartford Crossing.

Anglian Water have said they have "already seen demand for water drop as a result" of their hosepipe ban. Fines of up to £1k for those breaking the rules.

A terror investigation into an alleged plot targeting an Islamic event in Suffolk has led to multiple arrests, including two men detained in Essex.

A police vehicle was involved in a crash which shut a busy Harlow road for hours.

Fire crews spent several hours tackling a blaze in a bin lorry amid the 33C heatwave.

A headteacher has paid tribute to a "beloved and cherished" schoolboy who died after a lorry crash in Ongar.

Parts of Essex are at “exceptional” risk of wildfires this week as the heatwave continues, Natural England has warned.

New polling suggests the British public would be more likely to support satirical candidate Count Binface than Nigel Farage in Clacton.

A major outdoor concert series featuring the Scissor Sisters and Bananarama has been cancelled just weeks before it was due to take place.

Firefighters were called to a garden blaze in Hutton in the early hours.