DAVID Wright says he should be fit for Colchester United’s double-header of Easter fixtures. The defender or midfielder was left “on a different planet” after suffering a head injury in Saturday’s 3-2 victory at Stevenage. He was concussed
COLCHESTER United’s future is in safe hands - as proven by their championship-winning young guns. That’s the view of proud head of youth Tony Humes, reflecting on the club’s Youth Alliance South East League success. The U’s youngsters gained
ALI Carter has not given up on his dream of being crowned world champion. And the Colchester-born potter believes this could be the year he finally gets his hands on snooker’s biggest prize. Carter, who grew up in Tiptree, gets his Crucible
A 27-year-old woman arrested in connection with the James Attfield murder case has been bailed again. She was arrested on Friday, April 11, and is now on bail until April 24. Essex Police has declined to say what she has been arrested on suspicion
A THIRTEEN-year battle to turn Horkesley Park has come to an end after communities secretary Eric Pickles rejected a planning appeal. Bunting & Sons have been trying for more than a decade to create the Stour Valley Visitor Centre on 101 acres
A CARAVAN has broken down on the A12. One lane of the London-bound carriageway between Axial Way and Spring Lane is blocked. Traffic is queuing back to the Crown Interchange.
CAMPAIGNERS in Mersea have hit out at Maldon District Council’s plans to push for a new nuclear power station in Bradwell. The authority has revealed in a strategy report it hopes to secure a new power station on land beside the existing facility
WHO is behind the postbox payouts handed to a growing band of Colchester residents? The Gazette has been contacted by six people all sent cash through the post with no letter or explanation by a mystery moneybags. Yesterday, the Gazette revealed
