A NEW localised food delivery service is already expanding to new locations after enjoying a successful first month of trading and fundraising. Clacton Eats, which was launched towards the end of last year by entrepreneur Gary Richards, is a sleek
A ROBBERY in which two "fake" police officers put a victim in handcuffs must have been "terrifying", a councillor claims. Two robbers dressed up as police officers before stealing car keys and a watch from inside a man’s house in Woodberry Way,
EXCLUSIONS for drug and alcohol issues at Essex's schools have risen, figures reveal. A rise in the number of exclusions across England has prompted the creation of a new cross-party group of MPs, to reduce avoidable expulsions of vulnerable children
A MAN in his 60s has died following a medical emergency at a railway station. Emergency services, including paramedics and the British Transport Police, were called to Alresford Railway Station, in Station Road, on Saturday at about 11.15am.
ANIMAL loving residents rushed to the aid of a baby deer after a driver allegedly rammed it off the road before fleeing and leaving it for dead. Eyewitnesses looked on in horror after an adorable fawn attempted to cross Little Clacton Road, in
RESIDENTS have reacted to a survey which named a deprived village was as one of the worst places to live in England. Jaywick was ranked the 8th worst place in a survey by the satirical website I Live Here after claiming a 'record-breaking' 125,681
THE number of Covid-19 cases in Tendring have increased 50 per cent in the past week. The infection rate in the district increased to 1,157.2 per 100,000 people on January 10 - up from 627.7 on January 3. There were an additional 152 cases
COVID-19 swab tests for residents who do not have symptoms of the virus are being rolled out across Tendring this week. Anyone without symptoms can pick up a free test, known as a PCR test, from Clacton Leisure Centre. They then take the test
OWNERS of a much-loved animal sanctuary have thanked supporters for helping them fight the financial struggles of the coronavirus pandemic. The Greenland Green Animal Sanctuary, in St Osyth, has provided a home for more than 30 horses, ponies, cows
