Young people and families took part in activities throughout the day that were designed to help young people get active, learn new skills, try something different and spend time with friends in a safe and welcoming environment
The Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2026-2031 sets out how we will work with local partners, including charities, housing providers and residents that have experienced homelessness to reduce homelessness across the city and help people access the support they need at the earliest opportunity
Households will receive a pack containing compostable food caddy liners, a leaflet with practical advice and a reminder sticker for your black bin, making it easier to build food recycling into everyday routines
The Local Plan sets out where new homes, jobs and infrastructure could be located, alongside policies to protect and enhance the environment, heritage and green spaces
The new service makes recycling easier at home by allowing residents to put paper, cardboard, plastics, tins and cans together in one place, with no need to sort most recyclable materials before collection
As Britain's First City, Colchester city centre plays a vital role in the local economy, supporting businesses, attracting visitors and creating opportunities for residents
Visitors are invited to experience expert talks, paranormal investigations, witchy workshops, psychic readings, after-hours adventures and a fascinating marketplace of esoteric traders