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Police hunting for organisers of New Year's Eve raves - including one at 500-year-old church Police are attempting to trace the organisers of two unauthorised New Year's Eve events which put hundreds of people at risk. Officers dispersed two events at All Saints Church in East Horndon and an empty industrial unit in Brentwood. Hundreds of people had attended in breach of coronavirus restrictions, putting themselves and others in danger and in turn risking extra strain on NHS staff. Officers had objects thrown at them and were threatened while dealing with the incident at the disused ...

Police are trying to identify a 'reckless' rave host whose unlicensed New Year's Eve  party saw hundreds of revellers trash a 500-year-old church in Essex.  Members of the conservation group that supports All Saints Church in East Horndon - a Grade II-listed building - said they are 'devastated' by the damage caused and estimate repairs could cost more than £1,000.  Organisers of the event set up a bar and DJ decks inside the church and hired Portaloos for partygoers. Officers had objects thrown at them and were threatened as they dealt with the incident at the disused church - which led ...

A woman who held a house party in Bury Road, Sewardstonebury, for around 100 people on the same night has been fined £10,000. Penalty notices were issued to 27 people who attended. Music equipment was seized from all three sites where a total of 37 fixed penalty notices were handed out. Chief inspector Melton said: “It is the reckless minority of people who organise and attend unauthorised events of this kind that risk spreading Covid-19 and jeopardising the efforts of the majority of people who are doing the right thing. “Tragically there are people dying or becoming seriously ill becau...

Police hunting for organisers of New Year's Eve raves - including one at 500-year-old church Police are attempting to trace the organisers of two unauthorised New Year's Eve events which put hundreds of people at risk. Officers dispersed two events at All Saints Church in East Horndon and an empty industrial unit in Brentwood. Hundreds of people had attended in breach of coronavirus restrictions, putting themselves and others in danger and in turn risking extra strain on NHS staff. Officers had objects thrown at them and were threatened while dealing with the incident at the disused ...

Police hunting for organisers of New Year's Eve raves - including one at 500-year-old church Police are attempting to trace the organisers of two unauthorised New Year's Eve events which put hundreds of people at risk. Officers dispersed two events at All Saints Church in East Horndon and an empty industrial unit in Brentwood. Hundreds of people had attended in breach of coronavirus restrictions, putting themselves and others in danger and in turn risking extra strain on NHS staff. Officers had objects thrown at them and were threatened while dealing with the incident at the disused ...