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Halstead Gazette
- Workers can get through around 20,000 pieces of baggage a day, the Gazette learned from spending a day with the team.
- Audrey Tyrrell, 14, of Ramsey, was diagnosed with Usher syndrome, a rare genetic disease that affects both hearing and vision.
- A fire has broke out in an industrial area on Perry Road in Harlow. Unconfirmed reports of a scrap metal facility being ablaze.
- Fire crews from across Essex were called to assist at a cross-border industrial fire in Haverhill last night.
- Essex Police has begun rolling out the Axon Taser 10 (T10). A total of 665 frontline officers are being trained in its use the new generation Taser.
Colchester Gazette
- Workers can get through around 20,000 pieces of baggage a day, the Gazette learned from spending a day with the team.
- Colne Oyster Fisheries is holding an opening ceremony in East Mersea to mark the start of the oyster season.
- Audrey Tyrrell, 14, of Ramsey, was diagnosed with Usher syndrome, a rare genetic disease that affects both hearing and vision.
- Since the falcons' nesting troubles, the pair were able to successfully raise two chicks after finding a new nest box at Essex University.
- Thousands of households in Colchester are set to benefit from the rollout of a simpler recycling service.
BBC News
- The total is boosted by a recent shoot in the county featuring Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock.
- The Essex chief constable urges Andy Burnham not to "throw the baby out with the bath water".
- Esmee Gummer is hosting a 5km run club in every British city and running between each location.
- Ben Foakes scores a superb century on the final day as Surrey produce an excellent second-innings batting effort to draw with Essex at Chelmsford.
- Services to London from Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex are all travelling at "much reduced" speeds.