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Redrow launches search for its longest ever resident in Somerset - Vimarsana News

Redrow launches search for its longest ever resident in Somerset

A Somerset housebuilder has launched a quest to find its longest standing owner.

South Essex magistrates: Round up of cases in the courts - Vimarsana News

South Essex magistrates: Round up of cases in the courts

Magistrates courts have seen a range of cases from attacks to property damages and driving offences.

Covid: Places in south Essex offering PCR tests this week - Vimarsana News

Covid: Places in south Essex offering PCR tests this week

CORONAVIRUS testing has been ramped up in parts of Essex amid concerns over the potential spread of the Omicron variant.

Action to move on travellers from Rayleigh Leisure Centre | Clacton and Frinton Gazette - Vimarsana News

Action to move on travellers from Rayleigh Leisure Centre | Clacton and Frinton Gazette

"Local residents have understandable concerns about litter, waste, noise and dogs running out of control. "While there I spoke with deputy leader of the council Cheryl Roe, and the current incursion is being dealt with through the civil courts. "I am confident that the police will support the council if there is evidence of criminal behaviour. "To deal with unlawful encampments more effectively, we need the bill currently in front of parliament - which will make aggravated trespass a criminal offence, and for which local MP Mark Francois has campaigned - to become law. "This is l...

Action to move on travellers from Rayleigh Leisure Centre | Braintree and Witham Times - Vimarsana News

Action to move on travellers from Rayleigh Leisure Centre | Braintree and Witham Times

"Local residents have understandable concerns about litter, waste, noise and dogs running out of control. "While there I spoke with deputy leader of the council Cheryl Roe, and the current incursion is being dealt with through the civil courts. "I am confident that the police will support the council if there is evidence of criminal behaviour. "To deal with unlawful encampments more effectively, we need the bill currently in front of parliament - which will make aggravated trespass a criminal offence, and for which local MP Mark Francois has campaigned - to become law. "This is l...