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People in Chelmsford offered free training to help victims of domestic abuse
The training is run by the J9 Domestic Abuse initiative, that was set up in memory of Janine Mundy, who was killed in 2003 by her estranged husband.
Hannah Brown
Senior Reporter
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Runners return to the Billericay parkrun, including the Mayor of Basildon
Runners in Billericay were once again able to take part in the parkrun at Lake Meadows.
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Visitors enjoy living history and air displays at Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome
Nearly 1,000 visitors visited the museum to enjoy the history event.
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Work on Horizon 120 business park in Great Notley reaches 'significant milestone'
The access roads and site infrastructure has been completed.
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Photos show the return of hundreds of runners to the Chelmsford parkrun
Parkruns returned across the country at the weekend after over a year.
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Brentwood gardener awarded for 20 years of dedication to cultivating Epimedium
After buying his first Epimedium in the early 2000s, Roger said he has been "hooked" since
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British Science Festival to 'transform' Chelmsford into 'celebration of science and culture'
The festival, held in partnership with Anglia Ruskin University, will take place in September, but tickets will need to be booked in advance
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Freedom Day: Do I need to wear a face mask when using public transport in Essex?
With Government restrictions easing, some travel operators have said they will still be asking people to wear a face covering when travelling
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Brentwood Borough Council invites people to share any concerns over antisocial behaviour
The council has said that while it is "fortunate" to have less antisocial behaviour than other areas, it does still happen and "poses a challenge"
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Police to tackle antisocial behaviour on waterways with new watercraft
The personal watercraft has been donated to Essex Police from Maldon District Council
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Badly injured deer 'shocks' Chelmsford council staff by running inside Civic Centre
The council believe the deer may have been hit by a car before it ran inside the building in a "distressed state"
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Chelmsford Police Station reopens front desk after modernisation work
The station closed in 2019 so that the building could be modernised