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Police have launched an investigation after an assault which left a man with a broken ankle.

Police have launched an investigation after an assault which left a man with a broken ankle. The victim, a man in his 40s, was attacked by another man as he was walking through Great Square, near to Corals bookmakers. The incident occurred between 11pm and midnight on April 23. His attacker has been described as white, 6ft, stocky, in his mid-30's, with short, blonde hair and wearing a white top and dark-coloured jeans. The victim was left with a broken ankle and bruised ribs, jaw and head. Police are asking for anyone who saw anything or has CCTV or dash cam footage to come forwa...

Braintree Council has appointed a new contractor to finish the remaining stages of the project. The work will see Market Place, Great Square and the High Street transformed into a new public space with one-level paving, street furniture, CCTV, Wi-Fi hotspots, trees and new seating areas. Works in each area will be completed in a phased approach starting off with the south of the High Street, from Timpson to Patrick & Menzies Opticians. Braintree town centre So far, the scheme has seen the installation of new disabled bays in Bank Street and the creation of a new southbound bus and cyc...

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