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ANGRY residents are calling for action to tackle mounds of flytipped rubbish which have blighted their road for years. The unsightly waste, which includes dumped mattresses and bin bags, has been left strewn across the ground behind Dahlia Close

POLICE are no longer looking to talk to a man in connection with burglary offences. Officers had been hunting for Laurence Wheatley, 54, following burglaries in Jaywick. A spokesman said: "A man was arrested on suspicion of burglary and has

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FC CLACTON boss Tom Austin felt his side let two points slip through their fingertips after being held to a 0-0 draw at home to Hadleigh United on Saturday. The sides met in a Thurlow Nunn League premier division contest at the Rush Green Bowl.

CLACTON Pier bosses have welcomed the launch of a new Government fund aiming at helping towns in need of a helping hand after Brexit. Billy Ball applauded the pot of £1.6 billion being made available over seven years, provided it is spent in the

A COUPLE who have been married for 60 years say the key to a healthy relationship is tolerance and friendship. Wendy and John Parmenter, from Alresford, are celebrating their diamond wedding anniversary today. John, 83, and Wendy, 80, met when

A NEW guide has been created to help the 104,000 Neighbourhood Watch members in the county fight crime. The Essex Neighbourhood Watch Association is kitting out group members with a bespoke booklet which includes latest crime trends like cybercrime

CLACTON MP Giles Watling has told small business owners he will be calling on the Government to do more to support them. Mr Watling spoke to traders and businesses at the Tendring Business Briefing, organised by Jamesons Accountants and Ellisons