This area enables you to keep up-to-date with all the latest news about the Centre redevelopment and other newsworthy items about the Centre specific to you, our tenants.
High Chelmer's Shop Performance Figures
2010
2011
January and February 2012
January's pie charts show a +5% improvement in both the 'very poor/poor' and 'average' categories and a +1% improvement in the 'good/very good' range. Closer inspection shows a clear polarisation of results with 'very poor' increasing from 3% to 8% and 'very good' increasing from 1% to 5%.
February's pie charts show 2% more poor/very poor trading retailers this year, 7% less with average sales and 5% more good/very good performing tenants.
March 2012
March's pie charts pie charts depict a positive swing on the eternal pendulum that are retail sales. Poor/very poor feedback was 7% less than last March, even figures were 10% more and good/very good an encouraging 17% more.
High Chelmer's Crime Incidents
2011
Detailed Yearly Statistics - 2011
High Chelmer's Recent Refurbishments
RSA Summer Report
This report gives details of the proceedings in Chelmsford during Summer 2010.
High Chelmer Waste Minimisation Strategy
This Action Profile outlines the benefits to High Chelmer Shopping Centre of reviewing its environmental practices to reduce waste and divert material from landfill:
High Chelmer Multi-storey Car Park Update from Chelmsford Borough Council
Chelmsford Borough Council closed the multi-storey car park next to High Chelmer in March 2011 in order for essential maintenance work to be carried out. This work continues. We wish to make it clear, however, that High Chelmer is still open for business as usual. We are particularly concerned about the impact the multi-storey car park and its maintenance works have had on our retailers.
At the beginning of July the centre was enduring excessive noise levels and an increase in dust/debris drifting along Cornhill and into the centre's West Mall areas due to this maintenance work. Following talks between High Chelmer and the Council and their contractors, attempts are being made to minimise the disruption to this area of the centre and to make the environment much more tolerable for retailers and customers. The following actions are taking place:
- Panels of plywood are being fitted behind dust sheets and monoflex that already shroud the works in order to mitigate dust and noise nuisance.
- The possibility of working off peak hours on the lower north-east desk areas closest to Cornhill is being considered
- A programme/scope of works with regular updated progress reports will be circulated
For more information about the car park's developments refer to the below:
You can also download the PDF documents below for updates:
