A TASTY flavour of West African music will put a smile on everyone’s face when a clever duo take to the stage. Two Man Ting, comprising midlander Jon Lewis and Sierra Leone national Jah-Man Aggrey, bring a brand of bouncy ‘Sunshine Afro-roots’
A STUDENT film-maker from Clacton is urging residents to back his documentary film exploring post-traumatic stress disorder. Sam Hemingway, who studied at Tendring Technology College in Frinton, is now a third year film student at the University
Alresford & Elmstead: Solma Ahmed (Lab), Rosemary Heaney (Con), Beverley Maltby (Green), Fred Nicholls (Con), Terry Ripo (Lab), Gary Scott (Lib Dem), Ann Wiggins (Lib Dem). Ardleigh & Little Bromley: Jim English (Lab), Helen Fontaine (Lib Dem),
PUNCTUALITY on parts of a train network was among the best of the past 20 years, according to the latest statistics. More than nine out of ten trains were on time on average across the Greater Anglia network, with punctuality even better than that
PUNTERS enjoyed live music at a popular pub while brazen thieves scaled the outside of the building to snatch cash and jewellery from the landlord’s flat. CCTV fitted around The King’s Arms pub, in Frating, captured the two criminals tampering
FOND memories came flooding back for World Bowls Champion Tony Allcock as he recalled childhood holidays spent in Clacton. The 15 times world titles holder visited the resort with his family in the late 1950s and early 1960s, travelling down from
STAFF at Clacton Pier are putting final preparations in place for the first big bank holiday weekend of the year. Work on the central concourse has been completed and is now open to the public. It links the new development on the eastern side
THE future of a community bus service which helps people get to hospital appointments has been secured after a £20,000 cash boost. The transport scheme, run by Tendring Community Transport, ensures residents in need across the Clacton area receive
