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Adorable pups attend Brightlingsea's first Canine Carnival - in pictures (opens the original)
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Dogs descended on Brightlingsea's first Canine Carnival last weekend. Dear Dogs owner Steph Smith brought Brightlingsea's first Canine Carnival to the town. Pet lovers and their dogs flocked to Saturday's carnival, which featured stalls, competitions and plenty of smiles. The dog show featured categories including Carnival Canine Queen and King, Magnificent Mix, Carnival Cutie and Golden Oldie Parade. Cute - one of the waggy attenders on the day Adorable - organiser Steph with Henry and Ralphie
Walton Remembrance Parade needs 40 volunteers to go ahead (opens the original)
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Walton's Remembrance Parade needs volunteers to ensure it can go ahead. Frinton and Walton Town Council is looking for 40 volunteers to help traffic the town's Remembrance Parade on November 8. Volunteers will need to attend training on November 4 at 6.30pm and be available on parade day from 9am to 12.30pm. Town councillor Ann Oxley said: "Last year, our community came together to remember those who served and sacrificed. "We hope to do the same again this year, but the street parade depends on
How this coastal town keeps shoplifting to a minimum (opens the original)
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Businesses in the Tendring district are "relieved and grateful" to have a crime-busting organisation on their doorstep. Scott Pepper set up the independent Clacton Counter Crime Partnership in 2019 in a bid to prevent crime before it happens. The organisation distributes inter-linked radios to all its members, who use them to warn each other about shoplifting and antisocial behaviour. Reports - Scott Pepper holding the CCP radio (Image: Newsquest) It also keeps a database of prolific offenders,
Mixed views as bus station to return to Colchester after 14 years (opens the original)
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COLCHESTER bus users have mixed opinions about the council's new plans for a bus station in the city centre. Buses are set to return to Painters Yard under plans for a new transport interchange on part of the former bus station site. But some residents are concerned that the vacant plot of land where the station once was could have been restored 14 years ago. Current - the Osborne Street bus station Michael Franc, who has used the city's bus service for ten years, said he was pleased with the co
Fire risks discovered at Middlewick Ranges litterpick after two major blazes (opens the original)
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MULTIPLE fire hazards have been discovered during a litter pick at the Middlewick Ranges. The Friends of Middlewick gathered 15 volunteers, including six Colchester Sixth Form students, to clean up the ranges on Sunday. During the litter pick, volunteers gathered 30 bags of litter from the field, including two abandoned tents, broken glass, bottles, wrappers and dog poo bags. Devastating - aftermath of the fires at Middlewick during the summer (Image: Simon Hughes) Amanda Weston, secretary of th
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