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Epping home overlooking cricket pitch on market for £1.2m (opens the original)
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A three-bedroom detached home with an 80-foot rear garden and views over a cricket pitch is for sale in Epping. The property is located on Lower Bury Lane, close to the High Street and within easy reach of several schools and local amenities. The home is being marketed at £1,175,000 and covers 2,009 square feet according to the Zoopla listing. The rear garden measures about 80 feet in length and 45 feet in width (Image: Zoopla) The main lounge, which features a fireplace, connects directly to t
Harlow choir invites public to join day of coronation singing (opens the original)
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A choir is inviting the public to join in a day of singing to kick off its latest season. Harlow Chorus will launch its 2026/27 programme with a performance at Harlow Council’s Proms in the Park, taking place at the Town Park Bandstand on Saturday, September 19. The choir will perform alongside the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, singing Last Night of the Proms favourites including Rule Britannia and Land of Hope and Glory, as well as Handel’s coronation anthem Zadok the Priest. Rosemary D
Royal Gunpowder Mills launches nature play for young children (opens the original)
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The Royal Gunpowder Mills is set to host a series of 'nature play sessions' for young children. Workshops and activities, part of the My Community Fund Nature Play Sessions, will take place on the 175-acre estate in Lee Valley and are aimed at children under five, including those with special educational needs (SEN). The programme has been designed to allow young children to explore the natural environment through playful, sensory, and art-based activities. Children, supported by their parents a
Chigwell residents meet guide dog puppies at coffee morning fundraiser (opens the original)
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Guide dog puppies helped raise more than £300 at a charity coffee morning. The fundraiser was hosted by Co-op Funeralcare in Chigwell on Manford Way in support of The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association, which helps people living with sight loss across the UK. Visitors took part in a raffle for the chance to win official Guide Dogs merchandise, and met two guide dog puppies â nine-month-old golden retriever Yo-Yo and Labrador Nigel. Beverley Houghton, funeral arranger at Co-op Funeralcare Ch
Neil Hudson praises ‘welcoming’ Thomas Willingale School (opens the original)
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A school visit gave pupils a chance to quiz their MP. Dr Neil Hudson, Conservative MP for Epping Forest, toured Loughton’s Thomas Willingale School, meeting headteacher Teresa Phillips and speaking with students about his role. He praised the school’s 'welcoming environment' and said it was clear how dedicated the staff are to supporting pupils’ development. Dr Hudson said: "It was a pleasure to spend time at Thomas Willingale School in Loughton and see first-hand the fantastic work being done h
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