Brentwood Borough Council is proud to join the nationwide celebration of Love Parks Week, a campaign led by Keep Britain Tidy running from 25 July to 3 August 2025. This annual celebration encourages everyone to step outside, enjoy the outdoors, and appreciate the beauty and benefits of our local parks and green spaces.
You may be aware that the future of local government in Essex is currently under review, including here in Brentwood, where our council is currently navigating local government reorganisation. Ultimately, this means changes to who delivers your services, including the creation of new unitary authorities.
Nominations are now open for the Brentwood Borough Council and Rochford District Council 2025 Sports awards. The sports awards celebrate the achievements of athletes, coaches, volunteers and teams who have made significant contributions to sports in our community.
Essex local authorities have written to the Secretary of State for Transport sharing their joint concern regarding the Government's recent decision to cancel the long-planned A12 widening scheme.
Celebrate all things community and sport by nominating for the 2024 Brentwood and Rochford Sports Awards.
Tributes are being paid to Councillor Mark Reed who has sadly passed away.
Councillor Reed represented the Hutton South ward at Brentwood Borough Council since he was elected in 2009. Councillor Reed also proudly served as Mayor in 2015/2016 and Deputy Mayor in 2013/2014 and 2021/2022.
Brentwood Borough Council, in collaboration with Brentwood Connected Business Improvement District (BID), is bringing back its popular Family Fun Days this August, this time with extra locations.
Residents, businesses and local organisations are being asked to share their views on the future of councils in Essex. A public consultation to give people a chance to have their say has been launched by a number of authorities to guide their proposed vision for new unitary councils across Greater Essex.
Brentwood Borough Council is joining forces with local partners as part of a nationwide campaign to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) and raise awareness of the support available to those affected. From Tuesday 1 July to Saturday 5 July, the Council will mark ASB Awareness Week with a dedicated pop-up hub in Brentwood town centre.
Whether you run an established business in the borough or are thinking about starting up your own business, come along to the Brentwood Borough Business Briefing - a new series of free, in-person events designed to foster collaboration, share insights, and provide direct access to business support services.