A family have paid tribute to their son who was murdered in Chelmsford on Thursday afternoon. Ashley Woolley, 18, of Chelmsford, died after being stabbed at Oaklands Park at around 3.15pm. In a statement they said: “Thank you to everyone who
Afte rbranding Maldon’s festive fayre “a shambles”, businesses are hoping to resurrect the town’s popular Victorian evenings. Last Thursday’s Christmas Fayre came under fire after only the top end of the High Street was lined with stalls, prompting
Residents are being asked to check their revised refuse, recycling and food and garden waste collection days over the Christmas period. If refuse would have been collected on Christmas Day, it will now be collected on 27 December and collections
Discussions are still ongoing to bring a Monday market to Maldon. Maldon District Council had originally hoped to bring the High Street market to town this month. A council spokesman said: “The council is working with a number of partners to
FIVE Lakes held the third round of their Winter league in really wintery conditions, played on a wet Links course making scoring quite difficult. Two pairs returned 39 points, Richard Hardy-King and Chris Hamblion along with Mark Ponder and Mike
A driver is starting four years imprisonment a year after a fatal crash. Nicholas Weston, 22, of Pedlars Path, Danbury, was sentenced at Chelmsford Crown Court on Friday after admitting guilt to causing death and serious injury by dangerous driving
A developer is hoping to build up to 24 new homes in a village. Edward Gittins and Associates is seeking outline planning permission from Maldon District Council for land north of 48 Woodrolfe Road, Tollesbury. The application is a resubmission
