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A DETERMINED man with cerebral palsy is urging people to take part in his special race for people with disabilities.
IT was a heart-breaking moment but nonetheless an empowering one which helped elevate the kudos of women’s football.
I WAS disappointed to read the letter from Councillor Martin Goss in the Gazette (March 21) regarding Middlewick Ranges.
Crime, often drug related, and anti-social behaviour in central Colchester has taken a turn for the worse leaving some residents more afraid to go out.
ABO Eisa is adamant that Colchester United’s players still believe they can make the League Two play-offs – despite their recent losing run.
CAMPAIGNING parents took to the streets to show their opposition to a council's plans to close one of the flats at a respite centre for children with disabilities or learning difficulties.
COLCHESTER is a good place to live and work.
A helicopter rescue mission had to be completed after a boat became stuck in thick mud.
A BARBER’S shop was broken into an hour after a salon along the road was targeted.
A SERIES of significant archaeological finds have helped to piece together snippets of life in Roman Colchester.
NHS bosses have warned a proposed 200 home development on Mersea would push the island's healthcare services to breaking point.
A BID for up to £5million to “reinvent” Colchester town centre will be made to Government funders today.
JOHN McGreal admits the absence of key players is contributing to Colchester United's slump in form which is threatening to extinguish their League Two play-off hopes.
Dr Roger Morton Sykes 10th March 1934 - 25th March 2009 10 long years These lonely years without you I treasure every thought of you When I am alone Lenore Wife Quietly with love your memory we treasure Missing you always forgetting you never. Sons…
TURNBALL Robert William 'BOB' Passed away suddenly in Colchester General Hospital on 13th March 2019, aged 74 years. Loving Husband to Janet. Wonderful Dad to Angela and Dawn and 'Namp-Bob' to his Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren. Loved Always.…
I WOULD like to pick up on one aspect of the letter by Richard Bayley, manaing director of North Essex Garden Communities Ltd, in the Gazette (March 15).
