Ben Shahrabi
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Inside derelict former police station transformed into luxury homes (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 derelict former police station has been transformed into five stylish homes. Southminster Police Station, a Grade II-listed building dating from 1901, has undergone a two-and-a-half-year restoration. The station closed in 2015 and the building soo
Teachers slam school bus fare 'burden' on families as kids' education at risk (opens the original)
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TEACHERS have clashed with a school bus operator as price hikes put a "massive burden" on families and risk children missing out. Plume Academy staff have written to Central Connect, which provides school bus services throughout Essex. Teachers at the Maldon school accused the operator of putting pupils' access to education at risk after fare increases left some families facing travel costs of almost £1,000 a year. The school's National Education Union representatives warned rising fares are blo
Burnham teen named British Marine Apprentice of the Year (opens the original)
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A YOUNG marine apprentice whose family has strong links to the town's maritime heritage has been crowned British Marine Apprentice of the Year 2026. Jack Hayden, a marina and boatyard operative apprentice at Fambridge Yacht Haven, won the national award after impressing judges with his commitment and lifelong passion for the water. The 18-year-old from Burnham explored apprenticeships instead of college during his final year at school, before landing a job interview at Fambridge Yacht Haven. Sup
Going, going, gone: the changing face of Maldon's High Street (opens the original)
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BUSINESS closures and property sales are reshaping Maldon's High Street. Several businesses have closed or gone on the market in the past 12 months. Youngs Pie and Mash shut its Maldon branch less than a year after opening. A window sign says the premises are available to let. The restaurant took over the site where Maldon Pie and Mash traded until it closed in July 2023. Gone again - the premises has twice been home to a pie and mash shop. King Traditional Indian Curries later took over the pre
Jamming for Guide Dogs: Boy takes over mum’s garden to raise funds for the blind (opens the original)
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A MUNDON boy is raising funds to help provide guide dogs for blind and visually impaired people. Dog lover Patrick Adger, 11, has taken over his mum’s garden to grow fruit and vegetables, which he is using to make jam and chutneys to sell in aid of charity. Patrick loves working with guide dogs, so frequently helps with Guide Dogs Chelmsford collections across Essex. He told the Standard: “I like doing it because I like to help people.” For Patrick, who has been fundraising since he was just nin
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