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Changes to Chelmsford bin collections

Updates to waste and recycling collection routes mean no printed calendar
Chelmsford City Council is updating its kerbside bin collection routes to help ensure residents continue to receive the best possible waste and recycling service as the city grows and more homes are added to existing collection rounds.
While this work is underway, the city council won’t be issuing printed recycling calendars. The new collection routes are currently being reviewed, with changes expected to be introduced in early 2027.
Around 10% of households may see a change to their collection day, although it is not yet known which addresses will be affected. There are no plans to change how often collections take place or what materials are collected. The only potential change is the collection day or round.
Residents can still check their collection days online at any time, ensuring they always have access to the most up-to-date information. Simply visit Chelmsford City Council’s bins and recycling page to view your collection schedule. Alternatively, download the free Loci app to receive collection reminders straight to your phone.

Chelmsford City Council bins and recycling web page:
www.chelmsford.gov.uk/recycling

Loci app:

www.lociapp.co.uk

Notice of Casual Vacancy

Notice is hereby given that a vacancy has arisen in the office of Parish Councillors for Broomfield Parish Council by reason of the resignation of Peter Travis.

An election to fill the vacancy will be held within sixty days of the date of this notice, provided a request in writing by ten electors of the said Broomfield Parish is received by the Chief Executive, Chelmsford City Council, Civic Centre, Duke Street, Chelmsford, CM1 1JE within fourteen days of the date of this notice (excluding weekends and bank holidays) ie. by the 4th June 2026.

If no such request is received the Parish Council will proceed to fill the vacancy by co-option

Dated: 13/5/26

Signed:  Abi Wood, Parish Clerk

Have your say on bus services

A new online survey has opened about bus use in Essex.

We know that less people are using concessionary bus passes than in the past.

These passes allow those aged 66 or over and those with certain disabilities to travel free on buses between 9am and midnight on weekdays and all day at weekends.

We want to understand what is stopping people from using the bus. We also want to know what changes would help more people to travel this way.

If you are over 66 or living with a disability, please complete the survey.

You can also choose to enter a prize draw for a chance to win one £100 voucher or one of five £10 vouchers.

The survey closes on 2 March.

If you need anything sent separately or in a different format, please email Natalie.Stoker@rocketsciencelab.co.uk or call 07405343380.

Useful Links

Broomfield Village Hall


The VILLAGE HALL is conveniently located on Main Road, set behind the Angel Public House in Broomfield.

To check for hall availability or to enquire about the cost to rent the hall(s) – see the website address below.

View Village Hall