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By Alistair Nelson CHEERING crowds lined the streets of Saffron Walden on Sunday as soldiers from the Carver Barracks were granted the freedom of the district. Led by the Band of the Corps of Royal Engineers, 120 troops marched from the Uttlesford Distric... Full Story »
14:36 - 21 May 2009
PEOPLE were evacuated from their homes and trains were brought to a standstill as firefighters tackled a blaze in Elsenham. The flames tore through an industrial unit in Fullers End late last night and continued into Thursday morning. A 200-metre hazard z... Read More »
09:21 - 23 April 2009
A DAWN raid on a Saffron Walden flat has uncovered a stash of cannabis and resulted in two arrests. Police smashed down the door of the property on Crabtrees just after 7am on Wednesday.... Read More »
A FRENCH Market held on the Common proved to be a tremendous success and helped to boost trade in the town, according to Saffron Walden s town clerk. The market was held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday and, apart from the heavy rain on the first day, was a... Full Story »
13:10 - 25 June 2009
PLAYERS past and present helped a village s junior football club celebrate its 10th anniversary at a special end of season presentation awards and fun day. Manuden Junior Football Club was formed in 1999 by a group of parents for their children. Club chai... Read More »
10:40 - 15 June 2009
By Alistair Nelson CHEERING crowds lined the streets of Saffron Walden on Sunday as soldiers from the Carver Barracks were granted the freedom of the district. Led by the Band of the Corps of Royal Engineers, 120 troops marched from the Uttlesford Distric... Read More »
THE One Show s history correspondent Dan Snow arrived at Mountfitchet Castle today (Wednesday) to dish out a lesson on medieval punishment. The history buff came to the famous Stansted exhibition to film a piece on crime and punishment for the popular BBC... Full Story »
11:21 - 09 June 2009
HUNDREDS of people donned pink bras and took part in a sponsored walk to help raise more than £9000 for a breast cancer charity. Almost 250 men, women and children took part in Widdington s five-mile Walk the Walk on Saturday. Setting off to the Chariots... Read More »
12:13 - 01 June 2009
THOUSANDS of people lined the streets of Thaxted to enjoy a spectacular festival of traditional dancing. More than 400 morris dancers took part in the 75th anniversary Morris Ring Meeting which was held in the Essex village on the weekend. Squire of Thaxt... Read More »
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