In the summer of 2017, the Brentwood and Ongar Young Conservative branch was founded by Adam Chinnery and James Bowler. With the help of Alex Burghart MP the branch quickly expanded with dozens of members aged between 16-25.

Conservative Councillors and local campaigners have welcomed the news that safety works to the notorious Devil’s Head Crossing in Warley are set to start this week. 

The ruling Conservative Group at Brentwood Council has passed the budget for 2018/19, putting forward ambitious plans that will see more investment in the Borough’s vital services. 

At a Full Council meeting last night, Conservative Borough Councillors approved the start of the last round of consultation on the Local Development Plan (LDP) in Brentwood.  

The ruling Conservatives at County Hall have put forward plans for a radical budget that will see more investment into Essex roads, pavements, caring for vulnerable people, elderly residents, schools, skills and meet increasing costs of the Living Wage and inflation.

Conservatives running Brentwood Council are delivering a new “community hub” at the Town Hall.

The plans will see the Borough Council open its doors and share the Ingrave Road building, with the Police, CAB, Mind and other partners. There will also be space for businesses.

Following complaints from many residents, Shenfield councillors, Jan Pound and Louise Rowlands have been working hard to tackle the issue of parking on grass verges in Chelmsford Road. 

Brentwood Council's Leader, Louise McKinlay has been shortlisted for the prestigious Leader of the Year Award, as part of the LGiU & CCLA Councillor Achievement Awards 2017. 

Brentwood is celebrating achieving the national top spot for equality in income between men and women.

A gender pay gap of just 1% in Brentwood is a stark contrast to 48% in Sedgemoor and puts Brentwood in pole position.   

With the summer now here, many will be taking a hard earned break from work and school.