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A stretch of Abberton Road is closing, from a point near the junction with The Folly. It will remain shut for four days from February 9 because of new connection works being carried out by Cadent. An alternative route is available via Abberton Road, Bounstead Hill, Bounstead Road, Berechurch Hall Road, Layer Road, High Road and Malting Green Road. * Expect delays in Maldon Road, Colchester. The road is temporarily closing from its junction with Shrub End. The closure is due to start on February 8 for 12 nights, from 8pm until 6am. This is because of traffic signal renewal works ...

A stretch of Abberton Road is closing, from a point near the junction with The Folly. It will remain shut for four days from February 9 because of new connection works being carried out by Cadent. An alternative route is available via Abberton Road, Bounstead Hill, Bounstead Road, Berechurch Hall Road, Layer Road, High Road and Malting Green Road. * Expect delays in Maldon Road, Colchester. The road is temporarily closing from its junction with Shrub End. The closure is due to start on February 8 for 12 nights, from 8pm until 6am. This is because of traffic signal renewal works ...

Colchester Castle - Credit: Archant Ernie, the county’s most famous Westie, takes a step back in time to explore the charms of Britain’s oldest town - and the capital before London - Colchester Ernie explores Lower Castle Park - Credit: Archant WHAT TO SEE Start with Colchester Castle Park. The castle is the largest Norman keep in Europe and you can go inside to check it out (£10 per adult), but not with your dog. Oddly, pets are not allowed in the Upper Park surrounding the castle but they can run free in the Lower Park. The two areas are clearly divided by a Roman wall. The lower part ...

With our roads littered with potholes and our footways unsafe, readers may be surprised to hear that Conservative-controlled Essex County Council…

Potholes are proving a serious problem With our roads littered with potholes and our footways unsafe, readers may be surprised to hear that Conservative-controlled Essex County Council has £986,000 of underspend on road and footway maintenance across the county, as seen at the last cabinet meeting. Abbots Road, Butt Road, Military Road, East Street; just a few roads I can name that need urgent attention, while footpaths around the town centre are still a shambles, despite me reporting time and again as the county councillor for the town centre. Now we know why. The county blames Covi...