Commercial building in heart of Colchester to become flats | East Anglian Daily Times
A commercial property in St John's Street in Colchester, north Essex, is set to be transformed into flats after being sold for more than £1.5m.
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A commercial property in St John's Street in Colchester, north Essex, is set to be transformed into flats after being sold for more than £1.5m.
The lingering aroma of printer’s ink may be succeeded by the scent of chocolate at 5 Namskaket Rd. ED MARONEY PHOTO ORLEANS — Seventy-five years ago, Jack and Laura Johnson of Truro cooked up an idea for a weekly newspaper. Under its second owner, Malcolm Hobbs, The Cape Codder built a headquarters at 5 Namskaket Rd. in with ample space for a printery, including a giant ink tank. The building would shake as a press operator announced each run: “Caaaaape Cod-uh!” The press is long gone, stilled and sold by an off-Cape corporation that came to own the paper. Today, the Codder is print...