by Jacqui Tucker A British Team, which is made up of 40 wounded, injured and sick military competitors have been selected to represent the UK at this year’s Warrior Games. The team, who are supported by Help for Heroes, will take part in eight adaptive sports: Archery,...
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...
Vicki Michelle MBE popped by Haven House Children’s Hospice’s charity shop on Epping High Street for an impromptu visit on Monday afternoon (19 June). The ‘Allo Allo’ actress is a patron of Haven House and met with Haven House Chief Executive Mike Palfreman and Volunteer Development...
by Jackie Tucker A student from Epping Forest College has scooped a charity prize to further his career after entering a local filmmaking competition. Local student Deividas Balciunas who has previously spoken of how he plans to continue on to university to continue studying media was the...
by Matthew Martino British writer Nick Amies and film production company Eye Films are ready to go as they join forces to produce a movie version of Nick's Britpop-era set novel, SHE'S ELECTRIC. Originally published in 2012, SHE'S ELECTRIC tells the story of four Lads and their...
by Tasha Turner The most powerful and influential figures across Essex and from Essex are set to be celebrated in a new list dubbed 'Essex Power 100'. The list being seen as a Forbes for Essex will curate their maiden list this winter which will detail the...
by Lauren Brown Yesterday saw over 5,000 revellers descend upon Haggersfield Farm in Cambridge for another episode of Strawberries & Creem Festival which was back bigger and better this year. Blogger Shope Delano told us "This is actually my first festival but I love how small and...
by Lauren Brown Saturday 17th June brought me to Strawberries and Creem festival in Cambridge. I managed to grab an interview with warm up act Dobby. Q. Tell us why you're here...
by Matthew Martino Over-the-counter pain-relief medication such as ibuprofen and paracetamol have long been a concern in sports, with many athletes, professional and amateur, over-using and misusing medication to keep injuries at bay. Dr Ajai Seth, from the Sports and Exercise Clinic at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, expressed...
Helen Rollason Cancer Charity’s annual Vintage Fair is returning to Cressing Temple Barns on Sunday 9 July. Celebrating all things vintage, the event is shaping up to be the biggest and best yet with a variety of stalls, food and live entertainment for the whole...
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