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Here is a list of some of the north Essex businesses which have closed for good during the coronavirus pandemic.

A "major" refurbishment of the premises is underway, but is some way off being completed. So in the meantime the group has taken over the closed homeware store and will be displaying art in the windows. Revived - We Are the Minories is opening an art space in the old Laura Ashley building The former home of Laura Ashley in Colchester A spokesman for We are the Minories said: "We are missing The Minories. We are very much looking forward to returning to our beautiful building as soon a...

• Essex County Hospital new public realm – £500k • ‘Jumbo’ water tower – £1m • Liveable Neighbourhoods and School Streets – £2.1m • Vineyard Gateway – £1m What have the council said? Business boss David King said: "Despite the severe pressures on our day-to-day revenue spending, capital investment in our borough is prudent and affordable at a time of low interest rates and is vital to economic and pandemic recovery. "This council will do all it can to attract...

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Read what PPS writes: In spite of the pandemic and dire economic challenges, Providence is experiencing a building boom with construction activity continuing through lockdowns and pauses. Protection of historic buildings exists in this old American city through seven local historic districts containing approximately 2500 properties– though PPS advocates for far more designation. The city’s historic beauty continues to draw newcomers from bigger and more expensive places who appreciate the q...

January 27, 2021, 8:02 am A staff nurse treats patient Peter Watts, 64, in the Emergency Department at St George’s Hospital in Tooting, south-west London (Victoria Jones/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The end of January marks a year since the first cases of coronavirus were reported in the UK. Here, we recall s...

In Pictures: A year of coronavirus 27/01/2021, 8:01 am A staff nurse treats patient Peter Watts, 64, in the Emergency Department at St George’s Hospital in Tooting, south-west London (Victoria Jones/PA) The end of January marks a year since the first cases of coronavirus were reported in the UK. Here, we recall some of the striking images from the past 12 months, as captured by the PA news agency’s photographers. JANUARY 2020 Passengers from a plane carrying British nationals from the coro...

Blue plaques in Kent to The Rolling Stones and The Beatles, David Bowie, Carry On stars and James Bond creator Ian Fleming  |  Want to take a walk in the footsteps of famous names from the past? Take a trip with your local blue plaques and pick up some nuggets of knowledge along the way. Find one near you here... The Beatles’ film, Magical Mystery Tour, some of which was filmed in the West Malling area The Beatles When you get your kebab in West Malling, you get a slice of history with ...

The best luxury hotels in London Cathy Adams and Harriet Hall © Provided by The Independent London has no shortage of hotels – and particularly luxury hotels, with old-world charm and new-world service. Traditionally, the capital’s luxury hotels were clustered in the upmarket enclaves of Kensington, Knightsbridge and Chelsea, with ample high-end shopping opportunities on the doorstep. As the notion of luxury evolves, that’s all changing with a new breed of design-centric...

OLD - The best luxury hotels in London Cathy Adams © Provided by The Independent London has no shortage of hotels – and particularly luxury hotels, with old-world charm and new-world service. Traditionally, the capital’s luxury hotels were clustered in the upmarket enclaves of Kensington, Knightsbridge and Chelsea, with ample high-end shopping opportunities on the doorstep. As the notion of luxury evolves, that’s all changing with a new breed of design-centric luxury hot...