July 2023 news archive

Uttlesford District Council is asking for feedback on a proposed new conservation area for Smiths Green, Takeley.

Two Radwinter Primary School pupils have won the top prize in a poster competition run by the Uttlesford Community Safety Partnership (CSP).

Residents are being encouraged to have their say on a new document that sets the standard when it comes to design quality of developments.

Four former Uttlesford district councillors have been given honorary status in recognition of their distinguished public service.

Uttlesford District Council has released the upcoming meeting dates of the Local Plan Leadership Group (LPLG) ahead of the first publication of a draft local plan that will guide the future growth of the district up to 2041.

Uttlesford District Council is launching a new campaign, Start-up September, as part of its commitment to supporting residents and the local economy.

Taking inspiration from the people, places and landscape of Uttlesford, Saffron Walden Museum presents its exciting summer programme of art activities.

Uttlesford District Council has been welcoming students on work experience placements this month so that they can find out more about the types of careers offered by the organisation.

Saffron Walden Museum is offering two one-day workshops later this month with The Pargetting Company, to encourage people aged 18 to 30 to try their hand at this traditional craft of decorating plaster walls with stamps and freehand designs.

Following the local elections on 4 May, the North Essex Economic Board (NEEB) is pleased to announce the latest members of the board supporting the partnership as its new strategic vision is due to be launched later this year.

Uttlesford residents are being invited to have their say on how much support the council should give to people who might struggle to pay their Council Tax bill.

Local businesses have voted in favour of continuing to fund Saffron Walden Business Improvement District (BID) for another five years.