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The Association for Project Safety (APS) has appointed Andrew Leslie, HonFaPS, as interim chief executive. Andrew Leslie brings a wealth of experience to his new role. Initially joining as one of the association’s earliest members in 1995, combining architecture with CDM, then moving from arch

What should a citizen legislature look like and how should they get paid? Those were the questions raised Thursday as the Senate advanced a bill to boost their own pay.

From Tuesday to Friday newly elected lawmakers will be in the State House for a newcomer orientation.

President Biden's insistence that the economy is strong -- and certainly not in a recession -- rang hollow Tuesday to voters who said the view from Pennsylvania Avenue is largely divorced from what they see in their lives.

COLCHESTER residents have been praised for flocking to get their Covid-19 vaccines over the weekend while volunteers have been thanked.

Colchester Foodbanks new 10,000 sq ft HQ at Tollgate Village in Stanway has been officially opened

Published: 10:57 AM February 1, 2021    Updated: 2:39 PM February 1, 2021 Richard Elliott and Mark Snelling of Millennium Taxis in Norfolk on the struggles the industry is facing - Credit: Archant/Millennium Taxis Taxi drivers across the county are often earning less than minimum wage having been hit by a fall in demand for hospitality-related trips, as well as losing out on self-employed government financial support. Mark Snelling is a manager at Millennium Taxis in Costessey, who has r...

Published: 10:57 AM February 1, 2021    Updated: 2:39 PM February 1, 2021 Richard Elliott and Mark Snelling of Millennium Taxis in Norfolk on the struggles the industry is facing - Credit: Archant/Millennium Taxis Taxi drivers across the county are often earning less than minimum wage having been hit by a fall in demand for hospitality-related trips, as well as losing out on self-employed government financial support. Mark Snelling is a manager at Millennium Taxis in Costessey, who has r...

READERS have have had mixed reactions after video streaming service Netflix have announced a price hike. Starting in February, subscribers face a price increase of up to £2 per month as the streaming giant started informing customers of the new subscription fees from this week. Mark Snelling said: "Im sure all the TV providers are financially up due to the multiple lockdowns. To increase prices now is just showing there greed. Wont take long for the rest to follow either." Hannah Jones...