Historic Tendring Show set to return for its 107th year - here's all you need to know
A BELOVED annual event which attracts thousands of people will return this year with an all-female leadership for the first time in its long history.
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Séamus is a trainee reporter for the Colchester Gazette and Harwich and Manningtree Standard, focusing on health, politics, social issues, and culture. Got a story? Send him an email at seamus.ohanlon@newsquest.co.uk
Séamus is a trainee reporter for the Colchester Gazette and Harwich and Manningtree Standard, focusing on health, politics, social issues, and culture. Got a story? Send him an email at seamus.ohanlon@newsquest.co.uk
A BELOVED annual event which attracts thousands of people will return this year with an all-female leadership for the first time in its long history.
HARWICH’S Skate Park Jam – an off-shoot of the popular Tour De Tendring – is returning with prizes for all ages in the upcoming family fun day.
A FULLY equipped community woodwork group in Harwich is busy creating a extension to a community a cafe so it can give meals and provide cooking skills for the community.
THE HARWICH Electric Palace Trust has been awarded a £249,893 grant by The National Lottery Heritage Fund to preserve its archive.
RESIDENTS in Tendring are being urged to “move more” for Mental Health Awareness Week.
On Sunday at about 5.15pm a report was received by the RNLI Clacton station that there were reports of a person in the water
TRAVELLERS who previously occupied Colchester's Britannia car park have now set up camp at a beauty spot in the city.
As part of the government’s largest ever rollout, 27 new bathing water sites have been designated across the country
The incident took place at a waste site near Convent Lane, Braintree
A TRIBUTE to one of the biggest rock bands in the world is returning to Witham this month on a 10-year anniversary tour.
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