By Nub News Reporter
17th Feb 2024 | Local News
![The proposal reuses the existing piles [pictured left] and reinstates the original access bridge. (Photos: Chloe Brewster)](https://storage.googleapis.com/nub-news-files/nub-news-file-storage/535260/conversions/jeoL7NIIR4NJiYCiDIvq7kzyPUmS7N-metacG9udG9vbi5qcGc%3D--category.jpg "The proposal reuses the existing piles [pictured left] and reinstates the original access bridge. (Photos: Chloe Brewster)")
Planning permission for Burnham-on-Crouch's much-loved pontoon has been submitted .
By Piers Meyler - Local Democracy Reporter
28th Jan 2024 | Local News
Essex County Council also intends to spend around £3m in 2024/25 for the replacement and installations of new bus shelters.
By Emma Doyle - Local Democracy Reporting Service
25th Jan 2024 | Local News
Mr Hirst also wants to increase the fire precept by 2.91 per cent – equivalent to an increase of £2.34 a year. .
"I will work with residents, local businesses, community organisations and faith groups. I will always be accountable to the people of Essex.
By Emma Doyle - Local Democracy Reporting Service
21st Jan 2024 | Local News
“Angry, upset and emotional” state prompted reaction from police officer who has since quit force .
Man arrested after car hit a tree, causing damage to a nearby parked car. .
“It is totally unacceptable for police officers or staff to take illegal drugs, they put themselves, their colleagues and the public at risk".
Later this month, on Tuesday, 30 January, the charity will be hosting two online information sessions for potential new volunters.
By Piers Meyler - Local Democracy Reporter
24th Dec 2023 | Local News
“There are eye-watering sums it is mind-boggling to think how on earth those savings can be realised.”.
By Nub News Reporter
17th Dec 2023 | Local News
"Reducing risk for all our children by asking drivers to comply with the speed limits outside schools is something that every Essex resident would support.".
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