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  • Rovers return for former boss Angelo

    ANGELO Harrop is back at Stanway Rovers. The club's highly-successful former manager has returned to The Hawthorns as Director of Football. He will work alongside manager Lee Fisher and assistants Paul Nicholson and Kevin Wren. “We’d like

  • Co-op heading back home ten months after ram raid

    A POPULAR shop is moving back to its home after ten months away following a devastating ram raid. Crooks smashed into the East of England Co-op store in Dedham High Street in an early morning attempted burglary last December using a Toyota Hilux

  • Going pot-ty: Are these pot holes the worst on estate?

    COUNCILLORS are highlighting an estate’s worst potholes in a bid to get them fixed before the spring. Colchester borough councillor for Shrub End Lyn Barton (Lib Dem) visited Smallwood Road in Colchester, which she believes is the most dangerous

  • Council forks out £50k to enforce the 'litter' of the law

    A TOTAL of £50,000 has been used to pay for Colchester’s Litter Police. In a bid to crack down on littering and associated antisocial behaviour in the town centre, Colchester Council is working with private security agency Artemis to deter litter

  • Hospital staff threatening to quit amid parking debacle

    SOME of Colchester Hospital’s frontline staff are considering leaving over changes to parking, it has been claimed. Last month the hospital announced staff will have to have to apply through a needs-based system to park there. There are around

  • McGreal is unfazed by prospect of two long away trips

    COLCHESTER United boss John McGreal is undaunted by the prospect of two long away trips - and says spending so much time together will add to the already-positive team spirit within his camp. The U's make the long trip to Morecambe tomorrow followed

  • Away days hold no fears for U's hotshot Norris

    WITH most of his goals so far coming on the road so far, Luke Norris is perhaps one member of Colchester United's squad who won't be too put off by the long journeys they have ahead of them this week. Norris, together with his U's team-mates, will

  • Guest speakers are unveiled for traditional oyster feast

    Colchester's famous Oyster Feast is set to bring a host of special guests to the town hall. The traditional annual event on Friday is one of the most iconic in Colchester’s civic calendar. This year, mayor Peter Chillingworth will be joined

  • WATCH: Injured veteran's stolen bike is replaced

    An injured war veteran who lost both legs after a bomb blast in Afghanistan has had his specially adapted bicycle replaced thanks to a generous donations from Essex Freemasons. After reading about how heartless crooks stole two of Ash Hall’s vehicles

  • Traffic delays after two A12 crashes

    TRAFFIC is queuing on the A12 after two separate crashes. There were reports of a collision close to the JobServe Community Stadium on the London-bound carriageway. Whilst on the other side of the road, heading towards Colchester, there has

  • King is set for an Italian Job

    COLCHESTER Harriers race walking ace Dominic King is hoping to do an Italian job this weekend when he heads to the Italian National Championships in Reggio Emilia. King is due to be competing in the 50 kilometre event as he continues building towards

  • McGreal sets his sights on back-to-back league wins

    COLCHESTER United boss John McGreal has challenged his players to notch back-to-back league wins for the first time this season. Despite their strong start to the campaign, the U’s have only won consecutive matches on one occasion - when they followed

  • Morgan, 8, loses her locks to help kids with cancer

    A BRAVE daughter is having her long locks chopped off to help young girls who lose their hair through chemotherapy. Morgan David will be donating 18 inches of her hair to the Little Princess Trust, a charity which makes wigs for children. Morgan

  • Charity: 'We will offer same service as activity centre'

    A CHARITY has promised it will be offering "many more activities" for older people when a long-standing activity centre shuts its doors for good. Members of Lion Walk Activity Centre are due to move to Age Concern Colchester, on North Hill, when