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A restaurant in Brentwood has been given a formal warning after breaching its alcohol licence. Officers were passing Harrys & Bonnies on St Thomas Road in Brentwood at around 11pm on March 11 when they noticed an event taking place outside.
Officers no…
Louise Haigh joined Dagenham and Rainham MP Jon Cruddas and neighbouring Village ward councillor Margaret Mullane at the site of the long-awaited station on April 18.
The scheme is part of the redevelopment of the area around a former factory, which is…
A crash involving a steam engine closed a main road in Great Dunmow on Friday (April 21) night. The incident was first reported at around 6.48pm in the evening.
The B1008 Market Place was closed in both directions following the crash. The closure was i…
A woman has died following a serious collision between a car, lorry and a van on the Essex border. Despite the best efforts of emergency responders, a woman, in her 50s, died at the scene.
Officers were called to New Road at the junction with Wenningto…
From Paula Radcliffe’s roadside toilet break to race staff fat shaming slower runners, FEMAIL reveals London Marathon controversiesBy Maria Chiorando For Mailonline[1] Published: 09:31, 22 April 2023 | Updated: 09:34, 22 April 2023
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Aaron Barrett has been jailed for dangerous driving following the death of Luke Batchelor (Image: Sussex News and Pictures/Sussex Police)A motorcyclist involved in an incident that saw another rider die after colliding with a car as they “raced” each o…
A modified Ford Mustang Mach-E electric vehicle (London Ambulance Service)
London Ambulance Service[1] is spending £31 million on upgrading its fleet with electric cars[2] and charging stations, making it the biggest electric fleet of Fast Response…
A total of 54 dogs and two horses that were reportedly being ‘kept in inadequate living conditions’ have been seized under the Animal Welfare Act. Sussex Police’s[1] Rural Crime Team together with the RSPCA and the local authority carried out the warra…
What’s on this weekend? (Image: Multiple – credit in article)As we all get back into the swing of things following the Easter break, we’ve found five of the best things for you to do this weekend.From comedy to cleaning up, The Argus has compiled a lis…
Bins could go unemptied during the summer after binmen voted in favour of going on strike during a wage row with employers.
Residents in Folkestone[1] and Dover[2] will feel the effects of the strike action if Veolia – the firm running waste collection…