COLCHESTER’S new state-of-the-art cancer centre has welcomed its first patients after £3.25million of investment. The Collingwood Centre at Colchester Hospital received its first patient on Monday. The Mary Barron chemotherapy suite and the
A FRUSTRATED resident has again called for action to stop crashes at a dangerous junction in Clacton. Ian Pearson, 63, has complained to Essex County Council following numerous accidents at the junction between Vista Road and Skelmersdale Road.
TRIBUTES have been paid to a 'kind-natured and dedicated’ vet who died after a crash. Susan McCann, 49, of Thorpe-le-Soken, had worked at Kinfauns Veterinary Centre in Little Clacton for the past year. Ms McCann, who grew-up in East Kilbride
A TEAM of lifeboatmen, who have 225 years of volunteering experience between them, have each been praised for their life-saving efforts. Seven volunteers from the Walton and Frinton RNLI headed to the historic Guildhall in London last week for
SHE has enjoyed a record-breaking 2019 in the pool and now para-swimmer Ellie Challis has another potential award on the horizon – but this time, it’s away from the water. The 15-year-old was catapulted into the sporting limelight in April when
BROTHERHOOD A were given their sternest test of the season so far in division one of the Clacton and District League and were grateful to a Kevin Gowlett hat-trick to see them home 6-4 against Windsor Hawks. Gowlett's treble was supported by two
A LOWER league football club is hoping supporters will get behind its bid for £25,000 worth of building materials to help in the construction of fit-for-purpose facilities. Brightlingsea Regent FC is looking to support female match officials and
A DEVELOPER is offering to pay the stamp duty for retirees from Frinton who buy a brand new apartment in time for Christmas. Churchill Retirement Living said it would pay the duty and help towards moving costs for people who are looking to move
A BATTLING police manager fought back against serious injury to join her colleagues in conquering the three highest peaks in Britain. Sarah Wright, 52, feared she would not be able to complete the challenge after she damaged her knee ligaments
