Essex | Archive | 2005 | November


Stories for 11 November 2005

Echo News

South Woodham Ferrers: Man loses plea over ship death

A FATHER-of-two has failed in a court bid to block his extradition to Spain over the death of a young Irishman allegedly thrown overboard during a "booze cruise".  more...

Echo,Basildon News

Basildon: Proud to pick up our Green Apple award

Eastgate shopping centre chiefs were named the best in the business for protecting the environment.  more...

Vange: Murder probe: Couple bailed

TWO people arrested in relation to the death of Trevor Moriarty have been bailed again pending further inquiries by detectives.  more...

Pitsea: Cruelty case

A HUSBAND and wife accused of child cruelty on a youngster under 16 appeared before magistrates.  more...

Basildon: Councillor's quit blow

A SENIOR councillor has resigned from a planning committee after claiming the role prevented him from representing his constituents.  more...

Crays Hill: Residents will borrow cash to stop land grab

FRIGHTENED residents are preparing to remortgage their homes to buy a field they fear travellers will turn into another camp site.  more...

Echo,Southend News

Canvey: Vicar quits school post

A VICAR under investigation by police has stepped down as governor of a Canvey school.  more...

Thorpe Bay: U-turn likely on school's closure

THE council looks set to drop unpopular plans to close Thorpe Bay High School, which has been in special measures for six years.  more...

Southend: Smoke-free award help

SOUTHEND Primary Care Trust is offering help to businesses applying for a National Clean Air Award to recognise firms which have gone smoke-free to protect staff and customers.  more...

Southend: Pill takes pictures in your body

SOUTHEND Hospital's £1.8million state-of-the-art endoscopy unit has officially opened.  more...

Benfleet: Police name dead dock crash driver

POLICE have released the identity of a tanker driver who died in a collision in Tilbury.  more...

Southend: Murder probe after fire death

A MURDER inquiry is likely to be launched into the death of a woman who was killed in a suspicious house fire.  more...

Eveninggazette News

Clacton: Goodbye to three long-service staff

A store has said goodbye to three employees who have notched up 75 years service between them.   more...

North Essex: Communities join to take on Tesco

Communities are joining forces to confront a supermarket giant about the way it operates.   more...

Cressing: Raiders tie up couple

A horrified couple were today threatened in their beds and tied up after four men in balaclavas broke in to their house.   more...

Halstead: Pensioner facing prison

A pensioner faces prison after walking away from a crash in which a woman broke bones in both her feet.   more...

Frinton: Light thieves ruin Christmas spirit

A trader has told of her disappointment after thieves stole lights intended for the town's Christmas festivities.   more...

Wivenhoe: Pupils step back to remember 1930s

Children stepped back in time when they took part in a 1939 re-enactment day.   more...

Clacton: Nun's scooter manoeuvre `left driver with no chance'

A nun died after her mobility scooter was involved in a collision with a car.   more...

Mid-Essex: Lucky escape for A12 driver

A man escaped serious injury after his car went up an embankment then veered across two lanes of a busy road.   more...

Rivenhall: Four cheat death in road accident

Young passengers escaped death when their car flipped on top of another car in a road crash.   more...

Essex: Yobs help in crime fight

A top 20 list of Essex's most prolific youth offenders has been drawn up to learn from the mistakes of the past.   more...

Chelmsford: Birthday card comes, only four years late

A little girl was confused after she got a card for her first birthday - four years late.   more...

Lawford, Marks Tey: Road accident victim named

An amateur thespian who died in a road accident has been named.   more...

Tendring: Fitness plan up and running

Tendring is keeping a step ahead of the rest when it comes to tackling obesity among its youngsters.   more...

Dunmow: Firm fined £40,000 over worker death

A company has been fined £40,000 and ordered to pay £10,000 costs for breaching health and safety regulations after a worker died after being crushed by a car transporter.   more...

Colchester: Man's ear bitten off by ex-Para

A former Para has been jailed for biting off the top of a military police officer's ear during an assualt.   more...

Harlow, Chelmsford: Man jailed for bomb hoax

A bomb hoaxer has been jailed after a court heard that workers at a company had to be evacuated.   more...

Witham: Boy goes paintballing... but not to theatre

A mother has criticised a school for failing to be consistent after her son was banned from school trips.   more...

Colchester: Riddle over cigarette man's death

A man died after falling unconscious while smoking a cigarette.   more...

Eveninggazette Sport

Soccer: Kev targets top-six slot

Fired-up Colchester United midfielder Kevin Watson believes the U's are heading towards the play-offs.   more...

Cricket: James predicts a productive season

James Middlebrook is expecting next year's county cricket season to be another big one for Essex.   more...

Soccer: Lewis gets the nod

Ipswich Town's Lewis Price has received a call from Welsh boss John Toshack to be included in the international squad to face Cyprus in Limassol on Wednesday.   more...

Soccer: Steve finally on the road back

Stephen Hunt is determined to make a fresh start in the new year after surgery finally corrected an ankle injury that has blighted him since late spring.   more...

Southend,Echo,Essex Sport

England rocked by Reo injury

ENGLAND under 21s will be missing the services of captain Nigel Reo-Coker for tonight's European Championship play-off first leg clash clash with France at White Hart Lane.  more...

Fast forward for revenge mission

HARD video evidence is the key to preventing Southend suffering a rewind of last weekend's defeat at Bridgwater & Albion tomorrow, according to Kevin Harman.  more...

Vulture Prior preys on Eagle

SPENCER Prior is more than happy to capitalise on the injury agony of defensive pal Andy Edwards against Swansea City at Roots Hall tomorrow.  more...

Crucial two week spell for Canvey

CANVEY Island's fortunes over the next fortnight could play a defining part in whether they're going to suffer a second successive season of struggle or push for a top half placing.  more...

  
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