We are introducing a new daily feature to our website. Everyday we will be posting one of our favourite photos from our Mid Essex Camera Club. Today's very pretty photo was taken by reader Marion Houlding of the sunset in Creeksea last week.
We are introducing a new daily feature to our website. Everyday we will be posting one of our favourite photos from our Mid Essex Camera Club. Today's very pretty photo was taken by reader Marion Houlding of the sunset in Creeksea. It features
The leader of Maldon District Council said it is "disappointing" that Essex has been put into tier two. Councillor Wendy Stamp said she hopes that we will move into the medium tier "as soon as possible". She said: "“Whilst it is disappointing
Over the next two weeks we are showcasing some of the amazing work individuals and businesses have performed throughout the coronavirus pandemic as part of the Recognition of Service Awards. Today we are looking at the Young Person category.
Areas of the Maldon district have been taken off the coronavirus hotspots map. The map highlights coronavirus hotspots across the area by colour coding them according to the infection rate. The map displays weekly data from March when the pandemic
One thoughtful pupil has raised hundreds for her primary school to support them during the coronavirus pandemic. Freya O'Neill from St Mary's C of E Primary School in Burnham-on-Crouch has raised over £850 for the school. The year four pupil
TODAY’S trip down memory lane has taken us to Tiptree. The village is the subject of a new book written by Elaine Bamford. Mrs Bamford (nee Rawlinson) revisited her childhood for Tiptree, Still a Village. She was brought up in the village and
Grants are now available to businesses forced to closed during the second lockdown. Maldon District Council are offering support for those businesses which were legally required to close and are listed for business rates. There are also two
School children have taken on the challenge of walking the distance from their school gates to Lapland. Children of All Saints Primary School in Maldon are taking it in turns to walk the length it would take to reach Lapland from the school gates
