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  • Toe-tapping musical comedy coming to village hall

    A WONDERFUL toe-tapping musical, full of comedy and well-known songs is being staged by a talented theatrical society. The Brantham Amateur Theatrical Society (BATS) has been working relentlessly for months to bring the well-known 1934 musical Anything

  • Clacton firm set to enjoy rail ‘revolution’

    A WORLD-LEADING flooring and cladding firm's composite materials could "revolutionise" the rail industry, it is claimed. Dura Composites, based in Telford Road, Clacton, supplies products used in flooring and structures for the construction and

  • Residents speak out in defence of "gorgeous" seaside village

    DISAPPOINTED residents have defended their “gorgeous” seaside village after being negatively portrayed and branded “abusive thugs”. Jaywick, built in the 1930s as a holiday resort, is - according to government reports -the most deprived neighbourhood

  • More arrests made following drugs raids

    A FURTHER two people have been charged with alleged drugs offences as part of an operation to target criminals involved in drugs gangs in Clacton. Clint Mason, 46, of Ramplings Avenue, Clacton, was arrested yesterday and has been charged with two

  • Missing man found

    A MISSING man who was reported missing has now been found. Douglas Watson, went missing from his home in Weeley.  Essex Police, who thanked the public for their support, have now confirmed they are no longer looking for Mr Watson and he has

  • Clacton Pier director speaks out after structural collapse

    CLACTON Pier's director has spoken out after a section of the historic structure collapsed into the sea while work was being carried out. Billy Ball has said work was taking place to put in a new area of concrete decking when a part of the iconic

  • Part of historic Clacton Pier collapses into the sea

    A SECTION of Clacton Pier has collapsed into the North Sea during structural refurbishment work.  A small part of the historic structure, built in 1871, broke off on Friday morning while works were being carried out to the outside ride deck, which

  • Generous residents’ help for stroke patients

    HUNDREDS of pounds have been donated by a generous community group to help people affected by stroke. Holland-on-Sea Residents’ Association has donated £500 to the Tendring Specialist Stroke Service, which is based in Frinton Road. They help

  • Post Office will close for a week

    A VILLAGE post office will close its doors for a week. The post office, in Spring Road, St Osyth, which is in a Spar store, will be closed from until Wednesday. A spokesman for the Post Office confirmed the closure and apologised to residents