Over the last two months Chelmsford Residents, visitors and ‘graffiti experts’ have puzzled over the sudden appearance on July 16th of a ‘Banksy-like- mural on a shop wall in Tindal Street, Chelmsford. The striking images provoked a storm of excitement, interest and comment on social media...
When humans drop their beloved cats off for a stay at the Lawlor Cat Hotel, they cannot possibly imagine what goes on behind the five star doors. At night time, Archie the cat who runs the hotel, turns off the CCTV cameras and lets the...
As the distant sound of Christmas jingles and cheer edges closer and closer, Asda is set to make one cat (and its owner's) festive dreams come true. This year, the supermarket's Christmas ad will see the addition of one extra special titular character – 'Mr Grumbles' –...
Full Council will be asked to grant Honorary Freeman of the Borough status to D-Day veteran Don Sheppard and St Luke's Hospice co-founder, Trudy Westmore-Cox MBE. At Basildon Council's Policy and Resources Committee held on 5th September, it was agreed that the criteria had been met for...
England’s largest festival of history and culture is back, and this year is better than ever! Hundreds of historic places country wide will be throwing open their doors for free to celebrate their individual heritage, community and history. Colchester are thrilled to be taking part in...
London Southend Airport is opening its doors to potential new recruits on Wednesday 11 September and Thursday 12 September as it looks to fill around 200 new jobs as part of its growth plans. The event is aimed at people looking to work at an exciting,...
Organisations representing 6,450 businesses across the East of England have joined forces to urge Uttlesford District Council (UDC) to stop delaying in granting the final approval to Stansted Airport’s growth plans. In November 2018 UDC approved plans for London Stansted to increase the number of passengers...
East of England Police Forces watches closely yesterday, after the High Court has ruled in favour of the South Wales Police to allow the continued use of Automated Facial Recognition (AFR) – the controversial technology which enables mass crowd surveillance, in response to a judicial...
Stephen Metcalfe has used his first week back in Westminster following the Summer Recess to raise his concerns over the Lower Thames Crossing with the new Government. He has met with both the new Secretary of State for Transport, Grant Shapps to raise ongoing local concerns...
Green Member of the European Parliament for the East of England Catherine Rowett has added her name to a Declaration committing her to work together with MEPs from across the political spectrum to challenge the prime minister’s attempt to exclude parliament from the decisions concerning...
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