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  • Veterans to train as baristas

    VETERANS in Tendring are being given the opportunity to retrain as a barista as part of a groundbreaking initiative. Founded by veteran Nigel Seaman, the Coffee2Combat programme offers training and support to former soldiers using a mobile coffee

  • Out-of-town lifeguards lend hand

    LIFEGUARDS who were visiting Clacton to run a sea safety course rushed to help the town’s beach patrol after a woman fell and broke her leg and dislocated her knee. The lifeguards, from Bridlington and Scarborough, joined Clacton Beach Patrol to

  • Rothery has high hopes for speedy new signing

    BRIGHTLINGSEA Regent boss Tom Rothery has hailed the quality and electric pace of new recruit Ace Howell. The 22-year-old has joined from Coggeshall Town and his arrival was confirmed by the R's on Tuesday lunchtime. Rothery had previously tried

  • Just 70% get cancer treatment in 62 days

    COLCHESTER Hospital is still missing the target for cancer treatment waiting times - and it is getting worse. The Department of Health says at least 85 per cent of people should receive treatment for cancer within 62 days of being referred by their

  • Celebrate Naze’s marine month

    NATURE enthusiasts are being invited to help Essex Wildlife Trust celebrate its annual Marine Month. Every year the public are encouraged to flock to the seas to explore what that lives there and learn more about the wildlife that uses our coast

  • Warning over doorstep scammers

    POLICE are warning residents in Tendring to be on their guard against employing cold callers to work on their home. Officers in the district have received a number of reports after unsuspecting residents employed suspected scammers to carry out

  • Five-year badge for responders

    FIRST responders have been presented with their five-year badges for their service in Brightlingsea. Steve Wicks and Gary Morton were given the awards in recognition for volunteering as community first responders. Steve said: “I am very proud