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Child's letter found under stairs in Hockley home after 44 years (opens the original)
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A letter written by a 10-year-old girl in the 1980s and hidden in the cavity of the stairs at her home has been found 44 years later. The house in Hockley, Essex, was undergoing renovation work when a worker found the scrap of paper and passed it to Michelle Harwood, who now lives there. Filled with curiosity, the 36-year-old charity worker examined it - noting "really neat" handwriting for a child - and posted on her local Facebook community group on Thursday morning to track down the author. W
Great British Bake Off's Moyin 'begged' for mixer for Christmas (opens the original)
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The Great British Bake Off contestant Moyin Odeniran is currently studying political economy, but as a 12-year-old he was badgering his mum to buy him a stand mixer for Christmas. The 22-year-old from Essex would bake cakes and make pasta with his mum and sister back when he was a child, but he wanted more kit. He said: "I begged her, begged her for like a Christmas present and she was like 'you're not going to use it, you're not going to use it' and I told her 'I promise you I'm going to use th
Fraudster with Shenfield links whose gang took £1m is jailed (opens the original)
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A £1m Ponzi scheme mastermind whose gang targeted scores of victims has been jailed for five years and six months. James Gillingham and his brokers, who used aliases inspired by films and TV shows, used cold-calling tactics to pressure and mislead more than 60 people into worthless or non-existent investments. On Wednesday at Southwark Crown Court, the 38-year-old, who had been living in Singapore but previously had businesses in Shenfield, Essex, pleaded guilty to fraud, money laundering and pe
Passengers describe chaos at London Stansted Airport (opens the original)
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Passengers have been describing the chaos at London Stansted Airport after air traffic control issues caused major disruption and saw flights cancelled. An estimated 250,000 people had their travel plans disrupted on Tuesday, with 1,750 flights axed. Nats, the air traffic control provider, blamed a technical glitch and its boss Martin Rolfe apologised, admitting resolving the issue had taken "longer than hoped". Katie Haines, 20, from Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, said: "I've never seen anything lik
Heatwaves ruined 40% of peppers, says Essex growers' association (opens the original)
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One of the largest fruit and vegetable producers in England said it has lost up to 40% of its peppers due to British heatwaves. Lea Valley Growers' Association, which produces about three-quarters of Britain's cucumbers and sweet peppers in glasshouses across London, Essex and Hertfordshire, said it has lost 27,000kg of peppers over the 10 weeks of picking season. Several heatwaves throughout the summer meant 2026 was the hottest on record, according to the Met Office. Jimmy Russo, the associati
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