Morse Toad is this week launching its new Chocolate Card; delicious chocolate message contained in a box with your branding printed on the top. You can also include aa personalised message printed on the inside. It will fit through most letterboxes, so there is no...
Yesterday evening the famous BASILDON sign went green as the borough commemorated the deaths of 72 people in the Grenfell tower tragedy in Kensington three years ago. Leader of Basildon Council Councillor Gavin Callaghan said: "Last night the BASILDON sign was turned Green to remember the...
Tendring Dementia Action Alliance (DAA) has been awarded Dementia Friendly Status which empowers it to accredit local businesses and organisations, for the benefit of creating a dementia friendly community in Tendring. Age Concern Colchester and North East Essex operations team is developing the Tendring DAA to...
easyJet has today relaunched flights from 22 airports across Europe for the first time since operations ceased at the end of March as a result of the pandemic. The first flight from the UK took off from London Gatwick at 7am this morning for Glasgow...
A range of measures are being put in place to protect and reassure local shoppers ahead of non-essential shops reopening next week. From Monday 15 June 2020 non-essential shops and services are allowed to reopen under government rules. Harlow Council has been working...
Historic England has launched a second emergency fund to support the heritage sector recovery from the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic. The fund, which will be up to £3 million, will award grants to those who care for some of England’s most significant historic sites in...
Basildon Mayor David Burton-Sampson is partnering with the Polly Parrot Appeal in Basildon Hospital to help provide a comforting space for children and their families staying at the hospital and has also announced donations to support the work of the borough's food banks. Mayor, Cllr Burton-Sampson...
One devoted cyclist Lisa Christiansen is retracing the Trail of Tears to commemorate the Cherokee’s removal through a multistate biking trip and program called Trail Of Tears Ride inspiring the tribal citizens to remember to be Keetoowah strong. The Keetoowah Nation citizen and pro-cyclist Lisa Christiansen...
39% of parents in the East of England admit they no longer need an alarm clock, which is 9% higher than the national average 41% of those in the East of England believe their children are always hungry, compared to the national average of...
Basildon Council is opposing plans to build two 20 megawatt incinerators on the Burnt Mills Industrial Estate, Archers Fields in Basildon. Private waste management company Clearaway has written to residents in the area asking them for their views on the proposals before it submits a planning...
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