News in Burnham and Dengie

Rock ‘n’ roll band Hardwicke Circus is gearing up to release its sophomore album, Fly the Flag, on June 9.

80% of people in the Maldon District have been targeted by a scammer so far this year as the cost-of-living crisis takes hold, new research shows.

THE Mid and South Essex Health and Care Partnership is running a campaign to ensure residents in Burnham and Dengie and other areas across the region are fully aware of changes that have taken place to GP services and highlight other ways patients can be supported.

To support the campaign, Nub News is sharing the following information published by the partnership to help ensure the information is as widespread as possible.

A group of Maldon community gardeners have launched a project to "sow seeds of kindness" in the local community, with help from Burnham-on-Crouch businesses.

Members of the Maldon RHS Community Gardens group have established a link with the district's United in Kind group - and are taking part in a project called Plant and Grow.

THIS week is National Neighbourhood Watch Week and the county's Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, Roger Hirst, has praised all its members in Essex and thanked them for their sterling work.

Mr Hirst said: "Neighbourhood Watch do a very important job in communities throughout Essex. Working with the police they help provide intelligence to officers, support the elderly and vulnerable and go out of their way to make their local area safer.

IF there's one thing that strikes anyone interviewing Jack Hylton, owner of Maldon's newest car showroom, it's his friendly and open manner.

There's not a shirt, tie and business suit in sight – rather, there are smart company polo shirts and warm smiles. Neither is there any hint of the high-pressure used car sales environment many of us have experienced at some point in our lives.

There have been no candidates step up for election to Burnham-on-Crouch Town Council - leaving the two North Ward seats vacant.

A decision will now be made by the town council on 'co-opting' people into the roles.

Burnham and Dengie Nub News aims to be supportive to EVERY element of the community from business and shops to people and charities and clubs and sports organisations.

Everyone is finding it tough at the moment and wants life to get back to normal.