Entries are open for the Project of the Year award, sponsored by Associated British Ports (ABP), at the East Anglia Clean & Green Awards 2027.

Jurors in the trial of former Leigh firefighter Richard Blakebrough, accused of subjecting a woman to abuse in Benfleet, have been sent out.

Jurors in the explosives trial of Pitsea disaster prepper Ben Banham have been sent out to consider their verdict at Basildon ...

Essex - Met Office predicts cooler, changeable conditions, but says warm spells remain possible before September 28, with ...

Train services have been delayed after a vehicle struck level crossing barriers in south Essex. The crash happened between ...

The rubbish was found on a slip road near Chelmsford Road, Wickford, prompting Rochford Council to clear the site and investigate. Rochford councillor Danielle Belton found the rubbish on her way home ...

Activists have written a giant anti-AI message on a beach under the flight path of artificial intelligence executives set to fly in for a summit with the King this week. The campaigners wrote “AI? EH ...

The jury foreman added: “As a consequence, Noah was able to access the culvert via the debris screen.” Noah, a pupil at St Malachy’s College, went missing after leaving home in south Belfast on his ...

The 21-year-old right-back will spend the next month with the Shrimpers from West Ham United. READ MORE: Blues boss Dyer addresses defensive concerns. And the defender is pleased ...

Sterling, of Berkshire, attended the Hampshire court wearing black suit jacket, black trousers, black shoes and a dark top.

Asda worker Ben Banham, from Pitsea, has been found not guilty of possessing explosives with intent to endanger life or damage property.

Micheal Martin said he viewed Northern Ireland and the issue of unification as ‘exceptional’ and not linked to Scottish and Welsh independence.