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Family fun lined up for Harwich International Shanty Festival (opens the original)
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THE Harwich International Shanty Festival is set to return for its 20th year. Taking place from October 9 to 11, the festival will feature artists from Germany, the Netherlands, France, Poland, the USA and across the UK, along with performers from Essex. The festival offers a variety of activities - the majority of which are free - including concerts, sing-a-round sessions, workshops, illustrated talks, and maritime crafts. Shanty singers at the festival (Image: Harwich Festival) The Redoubt Nap
Thomas the Tank Engine to return to East Anglian Railway Museum (opens the original)
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THOMAS the Tank Engine is returning to the East Anglian Railway Museum. The museum, which recently hosted the Chappel Beer Festival, will welcome Thomas on Saturday, October 31, and Sunday, November 1. Fans can look forward to the usual Thomas-themed activities, including meeting Sir Topham Hatt, and Rusty and Dusty the station sweepers. Visitors can enjoy unlimited rides on Thomas and Daisy the DMU, plus music, stories and games. Activities will run from 10am to 4pm on both days. Tickets cost £
Have your say on new £20m to £25m Colchester bus interchange (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A CONSULTATION has begun on plans for a new bus station interchange in Colchester city centre. Colchester Council wants residents to help shape plans for the interchange at Painters Yard, off Queen Street. The interchange is expected to cost between
Braintree Council doubles Pride in Place scheme funding to £200,000 (opens the original)
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BRAINTREE is putting an extra £100,000 into a scheme to improve neighbourhoods and public spaces. Braintree Council is allocating an additional £100,000 to its Pride in Place programme, bringing the total investment to £200,000. The scheme funds minor maintenance and improvement works across the district, including street cleaning, vegetation management and repairs to public spaces. A Pride in Neighbourhood event in Witham in September (Image: Braintree Council) Peter Schwier, councillor resp
Hundreds explore new career pathways at Tendring Jobs and Skills Fair (opens the original)
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HUNDREDS gathered to explore new career pathways at the Tendring Jobs and Skills Fair. The fair, held at Clacton's Princes Theatre, brought together more than 50 employers, training providers and support organisations. The Tendring Jobs and Skills Fair (Image: Tendring Council) The Tendring Council event showcased vacancies, apprenticeships, qualifications and business support, with practical activities introducing people to different industries. Ivan Henderson, councillor responsible for econom
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