Deaths of more than 50 doctors from Covid-19 in Italy must serve as 'urgent warning' to British government on PPE supply. The British Medical Association (BMA) has written to Italy's medical associations to extend its sincerest condolences to the
Assistant Chief Constable Andy Prophet has released a statement to thank Essex communities. He said: "Thank you. I am really pleased that officers report from their patrols across Essex that, in the vast majority of cases, people are only out for
THE chairman of the Shepherd Neame Essex League has warned clubs that they should be ready for a shortened cricket season. Thomas Clarke has said the league are awaiting further advice from the ECB, following the coronavirus pandemic. They
The coronavirus lockdown will be in place for a "significant period" and could last longer if people do not stick to the rules, Cabinet minister Michael Gove has said. He acknowledged on Sunday the scale of the "sacrifice" the public is taking
Bus services are continuing to run with an amended timetable. Arriva is continuing to run a reduces bus services in Colchester to serve the community as much as possible. Reduced services will come into place on Monday (March 30). Area managing
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has issued a warning to the British public the impact of coronavirus will get worse before it gets better. Mr Johnson, who is currently in isolation after testing positive for the infection, says stricter restrictions
FORMER England captain Alastair Cook says he would rather the County Championship was not played at all this season rather than attempting to hold a dramatically condensed campaign. The England and Wales Cricket Board have made the decision that
WITH the advice regarding coronavirus now recommending self isolating and social distancing, there’s a good chance more and more of us will be spending time in splendid isolation. If you do find yourself stuck at home, and well enough to put that
THERE might be a hiatus for current school children right now but school is something which has been a constant for centuries. But back when some of these black and white images were taken education was not as structured as it is today and children
SO now all pubs, clubs, restaurants, gyms, theatres, cinemas and so on are shut down. All sporting events have already shut down. Even “non-essential shops” are now to be closed. The financial markets are tumbling at a rate not seen for
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With food products being stripped from many supermarket shelves in fear of a full Coronavirus lockdown, more households than usual are cooking with dried and tinned foods. Despite the Government and different members of the public urging people
THIS collection of vintage images show work being carried out to create the Colchester bypass on the A12 in the 1980s. But the history of the A12 itself stretches back much further. Running from London to the Suffolk, through Essex it was formed
Amazon has made some the programmes on its streaming TV service, Prime Video, free for everyone in a bid to help parents keep their kids entertained during the coronavirus lockdown. There are programmes aimed both at pre-schoolers and 6-11 year
AN investigation has found a law student’s car was unlawfully taken from him by police. Harry Prosser, 23, filed a formal complaint against Essex Police officers accusing them of oppressive conduct or harassment, excessive use of force, failures
Clacton-based psychologist shares expertise to cope in the lockdown. WE hear a lot about how businesses don’t deal well with uncertainty and this is no surprise, given that businesses are made up of people. As humans we really don’t do uncertainty
HIGH-flying students have seen their game changing idea win them a place in a competition to win £25,000. A group from Colchester County High School for Girls has secured their place in the Longitude Explorer Prize. The team developed Project
HORSE stables are set to be built on land designated as a scheduled ancient monument site. Plans to build stables and change the use of land for horses to graze west of Station Road and South of Kiln Road, Ardleigh, have been approved by Tendring
Easter may be an unusual one this year - but there is still a chance to treat yourself and others with a range of tantelising creations. If you're looking for something a bit more special than your average Easter egg, then we've picked some of
