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  • Marsh Farm Welcomes Early Spring with Baby Lamb Arrivals.

    Essex has felt so cold and wintry recently that it’s hard to imagine a time without snow on the ground. However, staff at Marsh Farm are celebrating an early spring, with the arrival of this year’s first newborn lambs.

  • Snow Summit

    “All of us are aware that Essex has recently been experiencing its worst winter conditions in almost a generation, and very few of us can say that the conditions haven’t had an impact on our lives, whether it’s not being able to get to work or the shops, or getting our children to school.

  • Guest blogger Cllr David Finch, Cabinet Member for Adults, Health and Community Wellbeing

    As the cold snap looks set to continue, residents may be finding it harder to meet the costs of keeping warm this winter. 

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  • This is Lincolnshire: Full-time: Corby Town 1 Boston United 2
    A last-gasp header from Ben Fairclough saw Boston United clinch a deserved 2-1 victory at Corby Town.

    Fairclough struck in the third minute of added time as the Pilgrims picked up their first three points of 2012.

    United dominated large chunks of the contest, but fell behind on the stroke of half-time when Delroy Gordon bundled the ball home following a corner.

    The Pilgrims regrouped and drew level early in the second half when Ian Ross's superb free-kick found the net.

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  • This is Lincolnshire: Full-time: Kettering 1-0 Lincoln
    Only a penalty from Aman Verma was needed to see Kettering to a 1-0 win over Lincoln City at Nene Park today.
    The Imps  found themselves a goal behind following a 35th minute penalty from Verma. Richard Pacquette was guilty of handling the ball in area and referee Richard Wigglesworth pointed straight to the spot. Verma stepped up and calmly shot the ball to Joe Anyon's left-hand side.
    Up to that point the game was evenly paced, but Kettering were just edging into the driving seat.

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  • This is Lincolnshire: Half-time: Kettering 1-0 Lincoln.
    Lincoln City found themselves a goal behind following a 35th minute penalty from Aman Verma. Richard Pacquette was guilty of handling the ball in area and referee Richard Wigglesworth pointed straight to the spot. Verma stepped up and calmly shot the ball to Joe Anyon's left-hand side.
    Up to that point the game was evenly paced, but Kettering were just edging into the driving seat.
    Pacquette tried to redeem himself just before the break, but his attempted lob over Laurie Walker in the Kettering goal went just wide of mark.

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  • This is Lincolnshire: Murder probe police identify victim found in Boston river

    A man whose body was found in Lincolnshire river has been identified.

    The body of Jan Pawel Stochnialek, 28, a Polish national who was residing in Albert Street, Boston, was recovered from the town's South Forty Foot Drain on Wednesday afternoon.

    Early indications suggest that Mr Stochnialek had been the victim of an assault.

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  • This is Lincolnshire: Kettering Town v Lincoln City - Team news
    Lincoln City made one change to the line-up this afternoon for their away trip to Kettering Town in the Blue Square Bet Premier at Nene Park.
    Jake Sheridan was promoted to the starting line-up in place of Sam Smith who was injured in Tuesday night's 2-0 win over Southport at Sincil Bank.
    The Imps could only name one striker in their line-up with Richard Pacquette leading the line. Smith, who would have been his ideal partner, has suffered a fracture of his foot and is now facing a long spell on the sidelines.

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  • This is Lincolnshire: Failing ambulance response times putting Lincolnshire Police under pressure

    Lives are being put at risk because of failing ambulance response times – according to a Lincolnshire county councillor.

    Councillor and Lincolnshire Police Authority member Chris Underwood-Frost has slammed East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) after it emerged police attending emergencies are ferrying injured people to hospitals because ambulances do not turn up in time.

    EMAS is the only trust in England failing to arrive at scenes of life-threatening incidents inside 19 minutes.

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  • This is Lincolnshire: New wi-fi service for patients and visitors at hospitals in Lincolnshire

    Patients and visitors at hospitals in Lincolnshire are set to benefit from a new wi-fi service.

    Lincoln County Hospital, Grantham and District Hospital and Pilgrim Hospital in Boston will see all wards and refreshment areas given access to wi-fi.

    The service, which goes live at the end of February, can be used via any mobile device such as a laptop or mobile phone and will be managed by WiFi SPARK.

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  • This is Lincolnshire: Sleaford mum 'overwhelmed' by response to help her 10-year-old son, Joel

    A CAMPAIGN to raise £50,000 for a live-changing operation for a Sleaford youngster is gathering pace with a host of fundraising activities planned.

    Rauceby Primary School pupil Joel James, 10, hopes to travel to America in July for the Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy surgery which will enable him to walk and run unaided.

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  • This is Lincolnshire: Care home residents react to the closure of Bonner House in Sleaford...

    Following the decision to close Bonner House by May this year, target reporter Claire Farrow visited the home to see how its residents have reacted to the news...


    WHEN you first walk into Bonner House you would be forgiven for thinking it was a social gathering where people of a similar age meet up - but that is where you are wrong.

    To the residents and visitors, it is so much more than that.

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  • This is Lincolnshire: Boston man rigged electricity meter to avoid payment

    RIGGING up an electricity meter to avoid payment landed Callum Baggaley in court.

    Police discovered the bypass equipment during a search at the 22-year-old's girlfriend's house in Windsor Bank, Boston, on August 30.

    When questioned Baggaley revealed it was him who had carried out the illegal work.

    Baggaley, who is currently serving a two year sentence at Stoken Prison in Rutland which was imposed on September 30, admitted a charge of abstracting electricity without authority.

    Boston Magistrates gave him a three-month conditional discharge.

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  • Deep pot hole, 28th January, aingers green
    Car-damaging pot hole here. Been here several weeks now.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): South Heath Road, Colchester
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Pavement Parking, 28th January, CM7 1EA
    Cars, vans and lorries consistently parked on pavement, completely blocking and also causing damage to the path, which is cracked and sinking

    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 18 Telford Road, Braintree
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  • Pot Hole, 28th January, CM6 1LS
    Deep pothole adjacent to bus layby. This has been 'open' for some time.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Chelmsford Road & Berners End, Barnston
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Pot Hole, 28th January, CM6 1LS
    Deep pothole on traffic island
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Chelmsford Road, Barnston
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Street light, 27th January, SS7 4NU
    No 933 not working. no 936 not as bright as it should be.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 80 Woodside Avenue, Thundersley
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Potholes, 27th January, CO6 3AZ
    Potholes in Church Road outside Dormers.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Church Road, Wormingford
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Potholes, 27th January, CO6 3AZ
    Two large potholes just before the bridge over River Stour. By Mill House, Church Road, Wormingford. CO6 3AZ
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Mill Hill, Colchester
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Potholes, 27th January
    Many deep potholes resulting from bodged repairs last year.reported but no action taken.danger to pedestrians,cyclists and other road users
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Green Lane, Ardleigh
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Manhole cover in road, 27th January, CM8 1EP
    In the centre of road (Spinks Lane, Witham) outside Maltings Academy The road surface surrounding a manhole cover has broken up leaving large pieces of tarmac laying loose. These have been known to be thrown up by passing vehicles in the direction of pedestrians.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Spinks Lane, Witham
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Pot hole, 26th January, CO7 8QB
    On Thorrington Road when travelling from the green towards Hill House farm there is a large pot hole just before Sturrick Lane. I estimate it to be 3-4inch deep by 12-10 inches across. The edges of the hole are crumbling away very easily. When it rains it is currently pooling in the hole so drivers cant see it.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Thorrington Road, Great Bentley
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Damaged roadside verge, 25th January, SS12 9PZ
    Damaged verge opposite Irvine Place / Wallace
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Irvine Place & Wallace Drive, Wickford
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Damaged road side verge, 25th January, SS12 9PZ
    Have reported this matter several times, verged damaged by cars parking not his area
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Mersea Crescent, Wickford
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Street lighting, 25th January, CM20 2PH
    All street lighting along nettswellbury road from Jackson Hill to Howard Way are all out. This cycle track is very dangerous in the dark as i have just experienced walking to Sainsbury's.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Netteswell Road, Harlow
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Pot Hole, 25th January, Cranes Farm Road
    There is a pot hole across the whole width of the westbound carriageway at the point indicated adjacent to the new holland factory. Biggest part of the hole is in the nearside lane
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Cranes Farm Road, Basildon
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  • Sunken drain cover, 25th January
    There is a sunken drain cover in the nearside lane as you pull across the roundabout westbound along cranes farm road, about 4 inches deep and cannot be avoided if traffic in the lane alongside you
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Cranes Farm Road, Basildon
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  • Street lighting not on, 24th January, CO12 4TJ
    The whole length of clayton road is in darkness at night it is unsafe for people walking home . it has been this way for 2 months
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 12 Clayton Road, Harwich
    Report on FixMyStreet
  • Road works causing unnecessary long delays, 24th January, mersea
    Well done the contractors replacing a manhole cover. You left the traffic lights set so 3 cars at a time get through, causing major chaos getting on to Mersea Island at rush hour last night and the same getting off this morning. Delays of 15-20mins are not necessary if you had set them up correctly.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): The Strood, Colchester
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  • Dark Streetlight, 23rd January, CO6 4ED
    First lamppost on the left entering Tile House Lane from the A134.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Tile House Lane, Horkesley Heath
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  • Pothole, 23rd January, CO6 4ED
    On the Causeway (A134) just north of the Ivy Lodge Lane/Tile House Lane junction, a pothole about 12" x 6" on the southbound carriageway. Has been there for at least two weeks.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): The Causeway, Horkesley Heath
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  • Damaged retaining wall., 23rd January, CM11 2AP
    The stone wall was built to retain the grassy slope at the side of the road. For many years it has shown several vertical cracks, but now the end section has been ?vandalised. A considerable lump of stone/concrete has been forced away and now lies in the road. This invites further damage and the risk of the earth from the bank being washed into the road.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Chantry Way, Billericay
    Report on FixMyStreet
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