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Here are a collection of tributes to some of the residents of north Essex who have been lost to Covid.

Mr Greenaway, 62, had moved to Point Clear, St Osyth, from London 18 years ago. The hard-working handyman, however, had spent the last three years of his life in a care home in Ipswich following an operation which left him with brain damage. Partner Michelle Joyce said: "I was heartbroken when he passed. “He was such a lovely man and I will really miss him. “He loved fishing and supported Manchester United Football Club. He worked as a bricklayer and painter and decorator. “I want people to realise how serious coronavirus is and I urge everyone to please, just stay at home."

Mr Greenaway, 62, had moved to Point Clear, St Osyth, from London 18 years ago. The hard-working handyman, however, had spent the last three years of his life in a care home in Ipswich following an operation which left him with brain damage. Partner Michelle Joyce said: "I was heartbroken when he passed. “He was such a lovely man and I will really miss him. “He loved fishing and supported Manchester United Football Club. He worked as a bricklayer and painter and decorator. “I want people to realise how serious coronavirus is and I urge everyone to please, just stay at home."

Posted: Jan 27, 2021 4:52 PM MT | Last Updated: January 27 Blood-stained front sidewalk in front of the house in Chipman where two men were shot.(RCMP/Court exhibit) An Edmonton jury on Wednesday found Raymond Nickerson not guilty on two counts of second-degree murder in the 2017 deaths of two men in Chipman, Alta., but guilty on a single count of manslaughter. Nickerson had been on trial for second-degree murder in the deaths of Jason Williams and Terry Sutton after a dispute in the village 70 kilometres east of Edmonton. The jury deliberated Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning before...

Tributes have been paid to Colchester businessman and former mayor Terry Sutton - Credit: Archant Tributes have been paid to a former Colchester United director and town mayor who led an "incredible life". Terry Sutton, an army veteran who established property firm PMS Leasehold Management in the 1980s, began serving his community at Colchester Borough Council when he was selected to represent the Berechurch ward in May 1990. Mr Sutton was made the town's mayor in 2005 and served for a year, during which he played a "prominent role" in setting up the council's cabinet. During his time as m...