by Dan Bryans The project will see bespoke creations installed at 2 locations – across the 3 doors of the barrier’s control building, and within a circular space on the West Bank of the New Cut. The successful designs, which should have a maritime and/or Ipswich theme,...
by Dan Bryans Essex & Suffolk Water is promoting a quick and easy five-step guide for new home owners across the East of England to check their plumbing is in tip top condition. The Moving House guide has been launched by WaterSafe, the UK national accreditation body...
by Tasha Turner Back for another year the Harlow Business Awards have been open for nominations since April and there is now merely days left to nominate your favourite Harlow business for a nod! Organisations in the Harlow area are eligible to enter, with a handful of...
Once again children will be flocking to enjoy music, movement, theatre, arts, crafts sporting activity, and of course play, at the 12th ever 3foot People Festival all taking place across three days, June 27 to 29. This year the event, created especially for young children, will...
by Dan Bryans A father whose baby son has a debilitating condition is raising funds for Haven House Children’s Hospice by running the Royal Parks Half Marathon later this year. One-year-old Ollie Taylor was born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), a rare genetic neuromuscular condition that causes...
On Friday 23rd June, Ford engineers hosted 84 female students from local Essex schools at the Dunton Technical Centre in celebration of International Women in engineering day. Ford is working to reduce the gender gap in science, technology, engineering and math careers by inviting female students...
More than half of women in East Anglia experience light bladder weakness, new research from bladder weakness experts lights by TENA* has revealed. Worryingly, despite its prevalence, the experience is having a negative impact on women in the region’s self-esteem, with over a third (40...
by Simon Phetter Ofqual are looking for teachers to attend workshops to help them evaluate the impact of reformed qualifications. Teachers from across the country will get to offer their perspectives on the assessment of this summer’s reformed GCSEs, AS and A levels. The Office of Qualifications and...
More than 200 people have had a go at The Salvation Army’s unique fusion of traditional tambourine playing and the contemporary dance exercise class since the Hadleigh Timbreltastic group launched in June last year. To celebrate the first ‘birthday’, Timbreltasic leaders held a tea party at...
by Matthew Martino As temperatures continue to soar across the country this week Essex & Suffolk Water has issued safety advice for people tempted to play in or around water during the summer months. The advice also coincides with the Royal Life Saving Society’s Drowning Prevention Week...
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