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Two eyesore sites in Dovercourt to be demolished and replaced with housing Two eyesore sites in Dovercourt are to be demolished and become new homes as part of a revised regeneration scheme for the town. Dovercourt to receive half a million pounds of funding to rejuvenate its High Street DOVERCOURT is set to receive hundreds of thousands of pounds of funding from the government in effort to ‘breathe new life’ into its High Street. In pictures: Harwich's new mayor takes office after and kitchel throwing ceremony FOR over 400 years, Harwich has been celebrating mayor making, being one of very few towns which still holds the traditional kitchel throwing ceremony. The Tendring beaches which have just received prestigious awards for 'water quality' Essex Sunshine Coast picks up three prestigious Blue Flag Awards Neighbours star 'Toadfish' to stage bring new show to north Essex theatre A fan favourite and beloved character from the Australian hit-show “Neighbours” is coming to Clacton. In pictures: 14 brilliant images taken by you in north Essex this week ONCE again talented members of the Gazette camera club have taken some incredible pictures in and around northeast Essex this new year. Police destroy two tonnes of seized and surrendered knives across Essex In the 12 months to January, officers shredded 23,840 weapons and sharp-bladed implements, to put them beyond criminal use Councillor found to have breached code of conduct after reported 'racist remarks' A Tendring councillor has been found to have breached the councillors’ Code of Conduct after being accused of “highly offensive” and “racist remarks”. 'Dangerous' drug-resistant disease above average in north east Essex LATEST figures have shown that cases drug-resistant disease in North East Essex are up and above the national average in north east Essex – with concerns about the safety of vulnerable patients. Ban lifted for nurse who didn't speak up when patient was 'slapped and dragged' Dora Margaret Pasirayi, an agency nurse who regularly worked at the former Yew Trees Hospital in Kirby-le-Soken, had been suspended for six months.

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