Colchester mum wins huge £1million live on air in Heart Radio competition final
Samantha Hayes has been crowned this year’s winner of Heart’s Make Me A Millionaire.
Audience and Content Editor
Macaully is an Audience and Content Editor for Newsquest in Essex. He typically covers news across north and mid Essex titles. Typically for the Gazette, Braintree and Witham Times and Halstead Gazette. If you have a story, get in touch.
Macaully is an Audience and Content Editor for Newsquest in Essex. He typically covers news across north and mid Essex titles. Typically for the Gazette, Braintree and Witham Times and Halstead Gazette. If you have a story, get in touch.
Samantha Hayes has been crowned this year’s winner of Heart’s Make Me A Millionaire.
Colchester Borough Homes unveils revamped Gurdon Road Play Area
This week, Essex Police's Rural Engagement Team conducted joint patrols of Hilly Fields with the Colchester Park Rangers.
The 74-year-old was honoured on Wednesday for his services to football and the prevention of gambling harm.
Residents on the St Michael's Place development have long been concerned over the lack of crossing in Berechurch Hall Road.
The facility has an indoor field which replicates real environments anywhere on the globe and suites which imitate a warming world.
In December, a large section of the Middle Mill weir in Colchester Castle Park crumbled into the River Colne.
The incident, which took place at about 1pm last Thursday, saw the tot suffer a cardiac arrest at the Windsor theme park.
A BUSY supermarket in Colchester is set to undergo a huge revamp at its site.
St Andrews C of E Primary School in Halstead has been heavily praised in its new Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS) report.
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