Chelmsford City Council

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A map of an area of Essex, UK, detailing a "Five council proposal" based on ONS Mid-2023 populations. The map shows the proposed new council areas, each made up of several existing local authority districts, with their current populations labelled. Map Breakdown by Proposed Council Area and Population: West Essex (Total Population: 325,609): Coloured grey/brown. It comprises the districts of: Uttlesford (93,594) Harlow (96,040) Epping Forest (135,975) North East Essex (Total Population: 510,162): Coloured light purple/blue. It comprises the districts of: Braintree (159,957) Colchester (196,998) Tendring (153,207) Mid Essex (Total Population: 331,757): Coloured pink/red. It comprises the districts of: Chelmsford (185,278) Brentwood (78,152) Maldon (68,327) South West Essex (Total Population: 368,745): Coloured light blue/teal. It comprises the districts of: Basildon (190,544) Thurrock (178,201) South East Essex (Total Population: 360,317): Coloured light orange/yellow. It comprises the districts of: Southend (182,271) Rochford (88,188) Castle Point (89,858)
A large NHS mobile clinic van for the East of England Community and School-Aged Immunisation Service, parked outdoors.
A large group of people, including many veterans in uniforms or blazers with medals, stand facing the camera on a street, with commercial buildings in the background. A woman stands in the foreground.
A bright red, traditional British post box next to a utility box painted with a colourful mural of a badger, fox, and frog in a natural, grassy setting. A black metal fence and red brick wall are in the background.
A hand holding the cover of a blue-and-white booklet titled "Creating a Local Future for Greater Essex: Local Government Reorganisation," subtitled "The proposal for five new unitary councils for Essex, September 2025 Executive Summary," with a red pillar box and a large stone building out of focus in the background.
A political map of Essex, England, showing a "five unitary proposal for Greater Essex." The map is divided into five colored sections, each representing a proposed council. The North East Essex Council (light purple) includes Braintree, Colchester, and Tendring. The Mid Essex Council (light pink) includes Chelmsford, Maldon, and Brentwood. The South East Essex Council (light orange) includes Rochford, Southend, and Castle Point. The South West Essex Council (light teal) includes Basildon and Thurrock. The West Essex Council (dark gray) includes Uttlesford, Epping Forest, Harlow, and Brentwood.
A close-up shot of two people in beekeeping suits and gloves holding a wooden frame full of honeycomb and honeybees.
Map of Greater Essex showing a proposed division into five unitary councils based on mid-2023 ONS population estimates. Unitary 1 (brown, 325,609 total): Harlow, Epping Forest, Uttlesford Unitary 2 (purple, 510,162 total): Braintree, Colchester, Tendring Unitary 3 (pink, 331,757 total): Brentwood, Chelmsford, Maldon Unitary 4 (turquoise, 368,745 total): Basildon, Thurrock Unitary 5 (yellow, 360,317 total): Rochford, Castle Point, Southend
Aerial view of a fenced-in children's play area in a park, painted to resemble a miniature road system. The top half features green 'grassy' sections and winding paths with a roundabout. The lower half has blue areas resembling parking bays and a simple road layout with arrows and a zebra crossing. Surrounded by trees and walking paths.
A view over a clear Bow Bridge just before opening with the bow-shaped arches arcing above.