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Liam Taylor grandmother Julie Taylor wins Pride of Britain | Maldon and Burnham Standard - Vimarsana News

Liam Taylor grandmother Julie Taylor wins Pride of Britain | Maldon and Burnham Standard

The campaigner has been recognised for all her work at an awards ceremony.

Public engagement meetings to be held for RideLondon - Vimarsana News

Public engagement meetings to be held for RideLondon

Dunmow residents are invited to learn more about the upcoming RideLondon-Essex 100 cycling challenge at public engagement events.

BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 05:15:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 05:15:00

But in 1922, he created britain's first regular radio programme. and its popularity helped inspire the creation of the bbc. and here's a taste of peter's style. dearest, the concert's ended, sad wails the heterodyne. you must soon switch off your valves, i must soon switch off mine. this is why we've had to come to chelmsford, because this is the writtle hut where back in 1922 a group would gather once a week, and invented the idea of entertainment on the airwaves. broadcasting. it pretty much all began here. this is the hut where peter eckersley broadcast every tuesday. and while the hut isn'...

How Essex was once known as 'arsenic county' - Vimarsana News

How Essex was once known as 'arsenic county'

In the spring of 1938, when workmen were renovating an old vicarage near Kelvedon in Essex, they came across a stash of arsenic hidden in the walls.

How Essex was once known as 'arsenic county' | Harwich and Manningtree Standard - Vimarsana News

How Essex was once known as 'arsenic county' | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

In the spring of 1938, when workmen were renovating an old vicarage near Kelvedon in Essex, they came across a stash of arsenic hidden in the walls.