TALENTED youngsters spent the day at a world-famous dance studio. Btec dance pupils from the Harwich and Dovercourt High School visited Pineapple Dance Studios, in London, and tried new moves from the dancehall, street and jazz genres. They
THE 70th anniversary of VE day is to be commemorated in Harwich. A group of Second World War vehicle owners have joined forces with the Harwich Society to put on the event on May 4. May 8 will mark 70 years to the day when Prime Minister Winston
TOWN councillors have objected to plan to turn a former fishmongers into a home. Citi Build Construction based in Marks Tey has applied to convert 44 Church Street in Harwich, which is a Grade II listed building, from retail to residential use.
BEV Newman and Jackie Richardson (Anchor A) and Holly Boyd-Lambley and Kim Housham (Hare and Hounds) were section winners in the Constable League. They booked places in the final after winning through at the White Hart. Newman and Richardson
NEW scaffolding is needed around a dilapidated listed building as a "matter of urgency", it has been claimed. Owners of Pound Farm House, in Main Road, Dovercourt, have planning permission to build 30 new homes on the land, which will help fund
THE A120 at Wix is partially blocked due to a broken down lorry. Traffic is slow moving close to Bradfield Road. The lorry has broken down on the eastbound side of the road.
CALLS have been made for action to be taken on derelict and untidy sites littering the entrance to Harwich. It is feared the unkempt sites on the approach to the town could be putting off tourists. Earlier this month, volunteers rolled up their
A NEW seafront cafe hosted two charity days as part of its launch week. The Rainbow Cafe, in Wick Lane, Dovercourt, is offering a range of light bites, snacks and desserts on the town’s seafront. Co-owners Allyson Kirk and Karen Rose have converted
LITTLE Bromley’s Grace Smith made a good impression at the Indoor National Driving Trials Championships, in Bedford. The 14-year-old performed well in a very strong class with her new horse Max, an 16.3hh KWPN gelding. They were third in the
