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New group launched to help people cope with sight loss in Frinton
A NEW support group helping to fight loneliness and isolation among people living with sight loss has been launched in Frinton. The support group, run by sight loss charity the Macular Society, meets on the last Tuesday of every month at the Frinton
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Essex-raised driver lands multi-year to race for Formula One team
ESSEX-RAISED driver Oliver Bearman said he is ‘immensely proud’ to become a full-time Formula 1 driver with Haas for 2025, after signing a contract with the American team, writes BEN MCCARTHY. Ahead of this weekend’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone
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In pictures: Thousands of people turn out to enjoy Clacton Pride festivities
CLACTON Pride returned over the weekend with thousands of people in attendance. The festival, which took place on the Greensward, in Marine Parade West, saw more than 9,000 people take part in the celebrations. Festival-goers enjoyed a great
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Britain is broken. Britain needs Reform
Our country has so much potential, but both Labour and the Conservatives have broken promise after promise for the last 30 years. You are worse off, both financially and culturally. Wages are stagnant, we have a housing crisis, our young people
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New restaurant serving seafood joins Clacton Pavilion complex - all we know
A NEW restaurant has been opened in the Clacton Pavilion complex. Salts by the Sea is a new eatery serving all sorts of seafood from its seasonal menu and ten daily specials. It will be open from Wednesday to Sunday from 12pm until late.
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Councillors work together to cut back grass in Clacton Cemetery amid complaints
THREE councillors clubbed together to cut back the overgrown grass at a Clacton Cemetery after residents complained about the issue. Residents have been concerned with the overgrown grass at Clacton Cemetery, in Burrs Road, for weeks. Previously