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The Chelmsford City district's settlement that is principal and Essex's county town, in the East of England is (/ˈtʃɛlmzfərd/) Chelmsford. Incorporates part or all of the Great Baddow, Broomfield, Writtle, Galleywood, Widford, Moulsham, and Springfield former parishes, including as Chelmer Village now known, Springfield Barnes, is the main conurbation of Chelmsford. Closed its New Street/Rectory Lane location in 1989 was RHP, the former Hoffman manufacturing of ball bearings company, the one-time largest employer in Chelmsford.

It is the location of the centre of operations of Chelmsford City Council on Duke Street and the centre of operations of Essex County Council at County Hall on Duke Street. Became address to the first engineering works that were electrical of the United Kingdom established by Rookes Evelyn Bell Crompton is Chelmsford. The Bowls club of RHP located on the old Social Club of Hoffmans's part location at the old factory location's corner at Rectory Lane and New Street at Hoffmans Way and Canterbury Way is the only association to the company name in Chelmsford today.

Located directly behind The Shire Hall is Chelmsford Cathedral. The second smallest cathedral in England after Derby Cathedral is Chelmsford Cathedral. In the National League South, Chelmsford City Football Club plays. Established in 1920 was the Chelmsford Rugby Football Club, and have been playing rugby at Coronation Park in Timpsons Lane for the last 40 years.

Consists of a number that is large of commuters of Docklands and City, attracted by the journey that is 30-35 minute into Central London via the Great Eastern Main Line railway, is Chelmsford's population. William of Sainte-M re-Eglise, to hold a Chelmsford market, was granted a Royal Charter marking the origin of the modern town, following a River Can bridge commissioned in 1199 by Bishop of London, Maurice. Significantly involved in the Peasants' Revolt of 1381 was Chelmsford, and after quelling the rebellion in London, Richard II relocated on to the town. At the geographic and political centre of Essex and has been the county town since 1215, is Chelmsford.

The modern city is address to a range of companies that are international and national including ebm-papst UK Ltd., e2v Technologies, and M&G Group, as well as the centre of operations of Essex Police, Essex County and Chelmsford City Councils. Demonstrated by the fact that mostly from other parts of Essex, the "in" commuters numbers, almost balances exactly the workers numbers that are London commuting is the continuing importance of Chelmsford as an employment centre. In the area of the city centre, particularly in Moulsham Street, Duke Street, Baddow Road's city centre end and the bottom section of Springfield Road, Chelmsford has a scene of nightlife that is vibrant with many pubs, clubs, restaurants, and wine bars. When the Chelmsford Diocese was founded, it became a Cathedral in 1914, and was called St Mary's Church originally.

A local industrial heritage and history museum which also incorporates the Regiment Museum of Essex is Chelmsford Museum in Oaklands Park, off Moulsham Street,. Also address to part of, called Anglia Polytechnic formerly, the Anglia Ruskin University, and to the Chelmsford County High School and King Edward VI Grammar School grammar schools, is Chelmsford, founded in 1551 by King Edward VI charter on an earlier foundation that is educational location (although around as early as 1292, it could have been, evidence suggests). At Melbourne Park's Centre for Sport & Athletics of Chelmsford, where with Chelmsford Athletic Club they share, is the Club's home ground.