Phoebe Muldoon from Laindon in Essex was born in February 2007, fifteen weeks premature and has cerebral palsy, autism and learning disabilities. Essex based Charity The Dream Factory have put together a family Car Treasure Trail with all proceeds helping to grant young Phoebe's dream...
PEOPLE in Essex are being urged to get on their bikes for Cancer Research UK and help get research back on track after the impact of the pandemic. Now the charity is calling on people of all ages and abilities – from seasoned cyclists to recent...
Stephen Metcalfe MP welcomes that the Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust is set to receive an additional £4,838,000 of funding to upgrade A&E facilities ahead of this winter. The South Basildon & East Thurrock MP met local NHS Trust Chief Executive Clare Panniker...
After five months of uncertainty, Moulsham High School students have finally been able to celebrate success in their A level and BTEC examinations today. Their results will enable them to move on to their next step, whether this is at university or college, on a...
The Laindon Town Centre Working Group has unanimously agreed to spend its £6,000 budget on replacing the old, tired litter and dog waste bins across Laindon Park, Langdon Hills, and both Lee Chapel South and North. In May the Neighbourhood and Public Spaces Committee allocated...
Jane Gurney, Chief Executive of Essex & Herts Air Ambulance, has been shortlisted in the category ‘Charity Leader of the Year’ in the Charity Times Awards 2020. Jane, who has led the charity since 2003, is one of seven people on the shortlist for the...
An Essex fundraiser is taking on a walking marathon challenge in a bid to raise money for Cancer Research UK’s work into sarcoma. Julie Fisher of Harold Wood, Havering, will be tackling a full 26.2 walking marathon on the 25th August 2020, 30 years...
Any students who discover this Thursday that they have not got the A-level grades they wanted, as well as young people who have lost their job as a result of the pandemic, can sign up for a free, five-day nationwide course run by the PopUp...
Craig Messenger was only 16 when he responded to an advert in a local paper - 40 years later it’s led to his employers recognising him for his long service to the electrical industry. UK Power Networks, the company that delivers electricity for 8.3 million homes...
People visit their GPs for a range of different reasons and sometimes these issues can be caused by non-medical matters such as loneliness, anxiety, unemployment, bereavement or other concerns. Social Prescribing Link Workers, also known as a Social Prescribers, will soon be / or are already...
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