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  • Shocked Glenn admits attitudes must change

    FC CLACTON manager Glenn Eldridge says his players let the club’s fans down during Saturday’s shock 4-2 defeat against Ely City. The visitors had started the day bottom of the Thurlow Nunn League premier division table, having failed to pick up

  • Parkes says club’s future looks bright

    CLACTON Hockey Club are in a “fantastic” place, according to long-serving skipper Carl Parkes. The Seasiders have had a difficult start to the new East Men’s League season, losing four of their opening division three south-east fixtures. The

  • Semi spot for boxer Charlie

    CLACTON Boxing Club’s Charlie Forte has booked his place in this year’s national novice Amateur Boxing Association semi-finals. Competing in the 81kg division, he sealed his place by winning his quarter-final in Norwich, on Saturday. For the

  • Aaron: timely win felt incredible

    CLACTON Rugby Club skipper Aaron Johnston hopes his side can go from strength to strength after their first victory of the season. The euphoric Seasiders held their nerve to beat Beccles 27-24, at Vista Road on Saturday. It was their first-ever

  • All tease and no sleaze as burlesque show comes to Clacton

    BRITAIN’s biggest burlesque extravaganza arrives in Clacton tomorrow. An Evening of Burlesque is now in its fourth year on tour and has been flushed with success, attracting eyepopping audience figures everywhere it stops. More than a quarter

  • Pensioner fights back in vicious sledgehammer raid

    A HAVE-A-GO hero was hit in the face with a sledgehammer during a vicious robbery at his home. Three men forced their way into the Jaywick home of a 72-year-old, hitting him in the face with a sledgehammer and punching him. But the terrified

  • Potty-mouthed puppets to hit Clacton stage

    A POTTY-MOUTHED teenager and a gangsta rap-loving pensioner join ventriloquist Paul Zerdin for his latest stage show. The ultimate modern-day ventriloquist, Zerdin is aiming to push the boundaries of puppetry with shocks, surprises, sidesplitting

  • Suffering dad is denied vital cancer drug

    THE desperate family of a terminallyill cancer sufferer claim NHS red tape is preventing their father from getting vital treatment. Tragedy struck when Donelly Andrew, 64, was diagnosed with throat cancer in April. Tests revealed a drug called

  • Fisherman treated for hypothermia after Frinton sea drama

    A PENSIONER was treated for hypothermia after he managed to swim ashore at Frinton yesterday. Walton's lifeboat was called just after 3pm after Thames Coastguard received reports of a man clinging to a small fishing boat. The 77-year-old victim

  • Yobs wreak havoc with overnight graffiti spree

    GRAFFITI vandals caused thousands of pounds of damage during a wrecking spree in Clacton. Blue paint was daubed on cars, homes, walls and street signs in the Ruaton Drive and Peter Bruff areas of town. Read the full story in the Clacton Gazette

  • MP Carswell poses first Commons question since election

    CLACTON’S MP Douglas Carswell spoke in the House of Commons for the first time since being elected as UKIP’s first MP in the weekly Prime Minister’s Questions session. He asked David Cameron if he would support proposed amendments to the Recall

  • IN THIS WEEK'S GAZETTE

    School on red alert as pervert strikes Cancer victim's anguish after being 'denied drugs lifeline' Jaywick pensioner in sledgehammer horror 'Rotten tomato' grows into 12ft TREE! Sizzling summer sparks surge in demand on lifesavers