By Web Reporter
A HUNDRED patients more than expected died at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in just one year putting the rate above the national average, figures reveal.
(19/11/2008)
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By Web Reporter
A FATHER and daughter were both above the drink-fly limit when the plane they were piloting crashed on route to an airfield near Dunmow, killing them both, an inquest heard yesterday (Tuesday, November 18).
(19/11/2008)
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By Sinead Holland
AS Little Hallingbury post office gets ready to reopen on Monday, it has emerged that a rescue plan is under way for Henham's branch.
(19/11/2008)
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By Web Reporter
TWO people have been taken to hospital following a traffic collision on the M11 this morning (Monday, November 17).
(17/11/2008)
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By Sandra Perry
STOP Stansted Expansion has today Friday, November 14, lodged an appeal with the High Court challenging last month's decision by the Government to sanction an additional 10 million passengers a year on Stansted's existing runway.
(17/11/2008)
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By Sandra Perry
PEACE envoy and former Beirut hostage Terry Waite,
right, paid tribute at the funeral of leading Stansted Airport expansion protester Norman Mead today (Friday, November 14). Mr Mead, of Great Hallingbury, the founder chairman of Stop Stansted Expansion, died suddenly on November 2. He was 81.
(14/11/2008)
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By Web Reporter
VANDALS struck at Hatfield Forest yesterday (Thursday, November 13), setting light to an ancient tree which may not survive the attack.
(14/11/2008)
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By Web Reporter
SEVEN vehicles were involved in a collision on the M11 yesterday evening (Thursday, November 13), including a van which had been reported stolen. Police closed the motorway for nearly two hours.
(14/11/2008)
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By Sinead Holland
RESIDENTS of Elsenham are reeling at plans for a towering "business city" in a village already under threat from an eco-town.
(13/11/2008)
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By Web Reporter
FIREFIGHTERS battered down a door inside a Saffron Walden home to free a two-year-boy who had locked himself in his family's bathroom.
(12/11/2008)
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By Elizabeth Reeve
ELSENHAM'S GP surgery could lose the right to give out prescription drugs if a Government proposal goes ahead.
(13/11/2008)
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By Sinead Holland
THE inspector in charge of the Stansted Airport second runway hearing got his first taste of local people power today (Monday, November 10).
(10/11/2008)
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By Sandra Perry
CHARITY fund-raisers in the
Observer area are already gearing themselves up for Friday's BBC Children in Need extravaganza.
(19/11/2008)
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By Web Reporter
STANSTED firefighters had to cut a man free from his wrecked vehicle after a collision in Elsenham.
(10/11/2008)
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By Court Reporter
A GAY sales assistant at Stansted Airport buried his face in his hands and wept today (Friday, November 7)as he was jailed for six years for raping a 21-year-old woman while she was drunk.
(10/11/2008)
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CHARITY-minded people in the Observer area defied the credit crunch by digging deep for this year's Children in Need appeal - raising hundreds of pounds in the process.
(18/11/2008)
REMEMBRANCE Sunday services took place across the Observer area yesterday (November 9), with thousands turning out in towns and villages to commemorate those killed fighting for their country in the past 90 years.
(19/11/2008)
RESIDENTS at the Home Farm Trust in Ugley welcomed a Royal visitor. The Princess Royal, who is patron of the national charity, flew in by helicopter to officially open the redeveloped services at the Bradbury Resource Centre.
(27/10/2008)
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