PHIL Kelly has admitted feeling fit, fresh and determined to play his part in Brightlingsea Regent’s push for Ryman League football. The Tendring side need to finish in the Thurlow Nunn League’s top three in order to go up and boosted their chances
HUNDREDS of people are set to turn out for two events rallying against the closure of Clacton’s maternity unit. Units at Clacton and Harwich hospitals were closed to people giving birth last month. Health bosses claim it is a temporary measure
TENDRING Volleyball Club’s James Baker is set for European action. The 19-year-old has made the final cut to represent England at the European Volleyball Confederation Under-20 Championship, in Sofia. Baker and his team-mates are set to fly
FC CLACTON’S Ally McInnes is confident his side can avoid the relegation trapdoor. The Seasiders are 15th – three points above third-from-bottom Thetford – heading into the last week of the Thurlow Nunn League season. They have a premier division
CLACTON Rugby Club are setting their sights on a “massive prize” – promotion to the highest level in their history. The Seasiders are just one victory from the uncharted waters of London League rugby, ahead of this weekend’s play-off at Newmarket
A RAIL user group boss claims poorly-timed rail maintenance could have affected tourism in Tendring over Easter. Network Rail carried out vital maintenance work on the Tendring train line on Easter Monday. The work meant trains could not run
A TEENAGE fundraiser has organised an event to boost the fight against cancer. Jo Harris, 17, took part in the Relay for Life last year in aid of Cancer Research, raising more than £200. She is set to take part again this year and has already
A FISHERMAN has hit out at crooks who pinched a haul of lobsters worth hundreds of pounds. Terry Haggis, of Walton, who runs fish business Sea Dainties in the town, has been catching and storing lobsters for the past two weeks to fulfil his Easter
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