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Rail services disrupted across Essex after person hit by train (opens the original)
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Rail services across Essex have been disrupted this evening after emergency services were called to reports of a person being hit by a train. The incident, which occurred between Stratford and Shenfield, led to the closure of two out of four railway lines on the Greater Anglia network. This has resulted in significant delays and cancellations on routes between London Liverpool Street and Colchester Town, Braintree, Clacton-on-Sea, and Southend Victoria. Greater Anglia advised that its trains are
Anglian Water hints at when Essex hosepipe ban could end in latest update (opens the original)
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Anglian Water has hinted at when it could end the hosepipe ban in Essex in its latest update. The ban, which was confirmed on July 11, has restricted hosepipe use in areas including Colchester, limiting activities such as garden watering, vehicle cleaning, and filling swimming pools or hot tubs. A spokesman for Anglian Water said: "The restrictions will remain in place until water resources recover and we're confident that supplies have returned to more normal levels. "We expect restrictions to
Another celestial event to dazzle Essex skies TONIGHT after solar eclipse (opens the original)
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Another celestial event is expected to follow the solar eclipse tonight, and it will be visible over Essex. The first partial solar eclipse since 1999 dazzled the county this evening, with 92 per cent of the sun being covered by the moon. Hundreds of people gathered across Essex to witness the spectacle, which finished just after 8pm. The eclipse captured in its stages over Clacton (Image: Rachel Simson) However, the excitement is far from over. The annual Perseid meteor shower is set to be visi
Pictures show magnificent eclipse over the skies of Essex (opens the original)
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Essex witnessed a stunning solar eclipse this evening, the first visible in its skies for nearly 30 years. The rare astronomical event began over the county at around 6.20pm, peaking at 7.10pm when 92 per cent of the sun was obscured by the moon. Eager residents gathered to nature spots across the county, such as Hadleigh Country Park, to enjoy the spectacle, the first in Essex skies since 1999. Hundreds flock to Hadleigh Country Park (Image: Newsquest) The partial eclipse drew widespread excite
Hundreds gather to watch first solar eclipse in Essex since 1999 (opens the original)
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Hundreds have gathered to watch the first solar eclipse in Essex skies for nearly 30 years. People assembled at viewing spots across the county, including Hadleigh Country Park, to witness the rare spectacle, which began around 6.20pm and is the largest of its kind since 1999. It was expected that 92 per cent of the sun would be covered by the moon during the peak of the eclipse at approximately 7.10pm. The eclipse captured in Essex's skies by Paul Gordon (Image: Paul Gordon) A solar eclipse occ
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