A WOMAN was yelled at and then pushed to the ground while walking her dog in Dovercourt. The victim, in her 30s, was pushing a buggy in Ramsey Road when she was attacked. Police said a man got out of a car and shouted at the woman before pushing
In this week's Standard we have: Harwich group Pteron Electron The Fellowship for the Sick Quiver Windsurfing Harwich Horse Rangers The Harwich Mayflower Project and Harwich Town Council's archivists
EIGHT Harwich Runners took part in various Parkruns on Saturday. The Maldon Prom event proved the most popular, on the day. Not only did Harwich provide the winning runner at the riverside course, they also packed three more finishers into
TESCO is set to make a decision over the future of its site on the border of Lawford and Manningtree next month. The superstore giant pulled out of plans to build a new shop on land off Station Road last month along with 48 other proposed builds
HARWICH and Dovercourt produced a stunning performance to inflict a first defeat of the season on table-toppers Colchester seconds. They won 19-12 in the Eastern Counties League division two south contest at Low Road on Saturday. Colchester
HARWICH and Dovercourt Cricket Club hosted their first darts tournament of the year and it proved a huge success. The first of their four competitions was held on Sunday and Kevin Edwards was crowned the Harwich Open champion. Edwards was a
KITTY Kat Rescue is hosting a table top sale at the Venture Centre in Lawford. The sale takes place on March 1 from 2pm to 4pm. Tables cost £6.50 and can be booked by calling 07816 529877.
YOUNG performers rocked the stage as they took part in a school musical. Pupils from Manningtree High School took part in a production of We Will Rock You. The youngsters belted out Queen classics, including Somebody to Love, Killer Queen and
TRIBUTES have been paid to a man who spent his life saving others. Bill Tillett spent 26 years working for the ambulance service in Essex including in Harwich. He died after collapsing at his Colchester home, aged 87. Wife Barbara, 75,
A BID to get streetlights switched back on was rejected as the ruling Conservatives at County Hall rejected all budget amendments and stuck to their own plan. The new budget for Essex County Council was agreed along party lines last week. Its portion
