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Essex County Council

A road closure remains in place after a plane crash in Pebmarsh

Road remains closed after pilot killed in plane crash

Adult learning in parts of Essex will receive a boost as part of the levelling-up agenda

Poorest areas to see investment in community learning facilities

Campaigners at a protest against the plans for an incinerator at Rivenhall

Residents will be forced to remove cars off-road to allow incinerator work

Council officials in Colchester are now confident they can outlaw sex clubs

£38m investment injection to bolster business and create new jobs

Improved transport, including extra cycleways, would be introduced in Tendring if the cash bid is successful

£16million levelling-up bid to bolster district's economy

Tendring Primary School will be expanded to 210 pupils to help cope with the growth of the district

Village primary school to expand to cope with population growth

Opposition to the proposals to build new power pylons across East Anglia is growing

Suffolk, Essex and Norfolk councils could join forces to stop pylons plan

Council chiefs in Essex have warned about pressures on budgets

Council braced for £35million inflation to add to budget gap

Public rights of way across the country are essential methods of travel, from public footpaths to cycle paths.

Sponsored Everything you need to know about public rights of way

Colin and Finlay Dawson - their case against the county council will go to the High Court this summer

Father takes High Court action against council over SEND education for son

Campaigners fear more pylons will ruin the Suffolk and Essex countryside

More pylons will lead to the 'unacceptable industrialization' of countryside

Residents are upset that more traffic could be generated on local roads

Go-ahead for more homes before road improvements ready

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Bathside Bay 'most important' site in Freeport East project

Eliminating food waste from landfill sites is one key way to make the planet more environmentally friendly

Tough action needed to force people to recycle food waste properly

Essex County Council's plans to demolish Boxted Bridge led to backlash from campaign group, 'Save our Bridge.'

Cost of controversial bridge replacement plans already total £270,000

The renewal fund project could bring a huge jobs boost

£100m plan for 1,500 new jobs and 1,000 new homes

The legal process has been started to repurchase the land

Land buy-back could see 320 new homes built

Rubbish collections are one of many services provided by local councils

How much will you pay this year for council tax?

Essex County Council will increase the amount it receives from an average-band property by £60.21 in 2022/23

Households face £60 county increase in tax bills

Essex County Council has to make huge amounts of further savings

Council facing £100million funding gap

Costs of a link road to the edge of Colchester are rising

Vital garden town link road suffers spiralling costs

Thousands of people have signed a petition to save the historic bridge

6,400 people sign bridge petition to save Boxted Bridge

Council tax bills are set to rise in Essex

Tax bills set to rise on average £60 says council

Colchester is one of the target areas for the levelling up project

County launches £10million 'levelling up' plan to support communities

Councils say there are lots of unanswered questions over finance for adult care

Fears voiced over cost of changes to adult social care

Thousands of people signed a petition to save the historic bridge.

Thousands sign petition to save Boxted Bridge from demolition

The application window for primary school places in 2022 is open in Essex

Chelmsford, Brentwood and Colchester schools most 'in-demand' in Essex

The new road will affect residents in Elmstead Market

Go-ahead for £100m road to serve new 9,000-home Colchester town

The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has published a report into the failings of an end of life patient.

Council compensates family after watchdog finds failing with man's care

A proposed new link from Colchester to a garden suburb is causing major concerns for villagers living near the route

Link road for 9,000-home garden town to cause 'unacceptable problems'

The project could transform Tindal Square

Street entertainers and performers to get open-air space

Hopes of road upgrades across Essex could be delayed

Shortage of experts could see Essex road improvements delays

Library bosses have revealed unusual reasons why people have been banned. Stock photo

People banned from libraries for urinating on furniture and watching obscene material

County Hall in Essex will face changes as 75% of staff work mostly from home

Council expects just 25% of staff to return to office full-time

Bathside Bay at Harwich could be developed as a priority when Freeport East takes off

Freeport is a 'once in a generation' chance to create thousands of jobs

David Walliams supported the campaign to save Essex libraries

New plans to be revealed to revive county's libraries

Essex could get a new station as part of transport improvements

£157million rail station plan aims to increase London trains

Professor Chris Whitty has highlighted high suicide rates and mental health issues in Suffolk

Seaside town's suicide rate prompts call for action

Pupils in Essex are set to benefit from £1.5m of county council investment

Essex pupils to benefit from £1.5m education recovery investment

Doctors say fitness has suffered during the lockdowns - but it's about taking on small changes and challenges to improve health

Covid leading to serious falls in fitness levels

Essex County Council has urged schoolchildren to get coronavirus tests before the end of the Christmas break

Staggered start for schools - and students urged to have Covid test before returning

Lorries were queuing to get into Harwich port on Monday evening.

Queues of lorries heading for Harwich partially block main road

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