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• Digging firms out of holes

  BUSINESSES, like individuals, hit crossroads in their lives, which accounts for the name of a new management training and business coaching company set up in Shoebury. read more

• Colchester: Hero PC saves girl with a bear hug

  A hero policeman wrapped a teenage girl in a bear hug as she threatened to jump to her death in Colchester. read more

• Harwich: Crowds cheer Queen

  Delighted crowds cheered the Queen as she arrived in Harwich today. read more

• Tendring: Council set to spend to improve services

  More cash is to be pumped into improving frontline services for residents in Tendring - despite reductions in grant from the Government. read more

• Tang Soo Do: Second place for Kerry-Anne

  Kerry-Anne Brooker is a girl not to be messed with. read more

• Colchester: Police chief welcomes more support officers

  Colchester's police chief has said today he would be delighted to get extra community support officers (CSOs) after Essex was allocated a further 41. read more

• Greasey spoons? Not here!

  WHEN Lucy Howe was studying catering at South East Essex College, she had a clear-cut ambition. read more

• Soccer: Brown back in the frame

  Wayne Brown believes Colchester United manager Phil Parkinson is facing a dilemma over who to select in defence on Saturday. read more

• Football: Blues' Mark wants to start

  Southend United midfielder Mark Bentley today admitted he was determined to rediscover his impressive early season form and reclaim a regular starting slot for the Shrimpers. read more

• Colchester: Big blaze at former hospital

  Fire crews fought a major blaze in a derelict building at the former Severalls Hospital, Colchester. read more

• North Essex: Thousands cheer Queen

  Delighted crowds cheered the Queen when she visited Harwich and Colchester today. read more

• Clacton: School campaign goes to parliament

  Parents who took their fight to keep open a school for children with learning difficulties to parliament say they have been encouraged by their visit. read more

• Building a better Gateway

  ONE of Britain's largest building firms has set up a new team with a brief to identify building sites in the Thames Gateway. read more

• Essex: Hunt protesters carry on action

  Anti-foxhunting protesters are continuing to demonstrate at hunting meets in mid Essex despite a Government decision to ban the blood sport. read more

• North Essex: Thousands cheer Queen

  Delighted crowds cheered the Queen when she visited Harwich and Colchester today. read more

• Swimming: SEEVIC scoop golden double

  Benfleet's SEEVIC College enjoyed major success when competing in the Buzuka National Swimming Championships Southern regional final at Ipswich. read more

• Table tennis: Eagles waltz past Walton

  Windsor Eagles' push for honours in division one of the Clacton and District League continued this week with a surprisingly easy 9-1 victory against Walton C. read more

• Colchester: Thousands due to see queen

  Thousands of people were today expected to crowd the streets of Colchester to welcome the Queen. read more

• Maldon: Man found safe

  A missing man from Essex whose disappearance sparked concerns for his welfare has been found safe and well. read more

• Athletics: Natalie scoops top award

  Colchester's Paralympic star Natalie Jones has yet more reason to celebrate after being crowned young female sports person of the year by the Sunday Times. read more

On this day: Essex Archive