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Cadets taking on 10 million-step challenge for RSPCA (opens the original)
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Volunteer police cadets are taking part in a 10 million-step challenge. The Clacton Volunteer Police Cadets (VPC) are aiming to cover 4,500 miles throughout October to raise funds for the RSPCA Essex Mid & North Branch which is based in Colchester. David Dhaine, staff leader at Clacton Volunteer Police Cadets, said: "Our cadets are always keen to make a positive impact in the local community, and when we heard about the fantastic work being done by the local RSPCA branch, we knew we wanted to ge
Prominent developer weighs in on PM's new scheme for first time home buyers (opens the original)
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A housing developer has backed a new government scheme designed to support first-time buyers. City and Country, which is currently transforming the former M&S building in Colchester into the high-end multi-use Minerva House, has welcomed the Your First Home scheme announced by Prime Minister Andy Burnham. The Your First Home scheme aims to help first-time buyers who cannot rely on financial support from family. Vision - the concept for Minerva House (Image: City and Country) Under the scheme, bu
Energy bills could rise in January as residents fear impact (opens the original)
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Energy bills could rise by nearly £300 in January, prompting Colchester residents to call the increase a "hard pill to swallow". The rise could be the biggest in four years, as residents warn of its impact on households across the UK. Cornwall Insight forecasts the average dual-fuel bill could rise 16 per cent to £1,999 a year from January 1 — an increase of £276. The rise is being driven by conflict in the Middle East, which has disrupted global gas supplies. Illustrative - a person holding an
Colchester Deaf Club raises £448 to fund transport for future outings (opens the original)
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A fundraising event has raised hundreds of pounds to support days out for its members. Colchester Deaf Club held a race afternoon at St Anne's Community Hall in Harwich Road, raising £448 to help cover transport costs for future outings. Jeanette Wright, club secretary, said: "We hold a deaf club social once a month so the deaf community can have a get-together. "We raise money from our small canteen plus raffles and events like a race afternoon which helps to pay for trips out. Stanway ward Co
Pensioners have their say on PM's proposed change to state pension (opens the original)
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Pensioners have spoken out over proposed changes to the state pension. The comments follow Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s announcement that the triple lock – which guarantees the state pension rises each year by the highest of wage growth, inflation, or 2.5 per cent – would remain in place until April 2030. After that, the triple lock would be replaced by a double lock, with pensions rising by whichever is higher: inflation or 2.5 per cent. Sheila Townsend, 86, of Colchester, said: "I don’t think
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