Iris Clapp

A couple of nights ago, Sir Terry Pratchett’s bravery showed.

Even though he was on the other end of the phone, you knew he was shaking his head.

In the second and final report on the three Rs, the Gazette reports on how north Essex is tackling those problems in adults. You sit curled up in a chair, a book in the crook of your arm.

Numbers can be Shakespearean.

It's probably the shopping which brings it all home.

The man in the front row nailed it in one.

RICHARD Browning doesn’t want to turn his back on organic farming.

The saying about closing the stable door after the horse has bolted springs to mind.

The rain came as a bit of a shock.