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Bypass Nurseries on the Suffolk and Essex border has seen its café re-open following a brief temporary closure, which affected its services last week.

Plans have outlined exactly where the new homes will be built

Robert Jenrick, Reform's pick for Chancellor, admitted the 40 per cent levy on deceased people's estates is 'unfair' and 'very unpopular' but said it 'doesn't raise very much money'.

Sir Rod Stewart's son Liam has revealed he's moved his family from Los Angeles to the UK as the rock star, 81, recovers from heart surgery following a worrying run of health problems.

Lord Charles Courtenay, 51, tied the knot with Jemima, 44, this summer at his ancestral family seat in Devon, less than six months after announcing their engagement.

Essex Police charge two people over linked knife-point robberies in Loughton on August 7 and August 27; suspects face robbery and handling stolen goods charges.

Essex Police charge two people over linked knife-point robberies in Loughton on August 7 and August 27; suspects face robbery and handling stolen goods charges.

After four and a half years of a cruel and unnecessary war, in which he has lost 1.5million men, the Russian leader is getting absolutely desperate.

Ukraine's railway operator has said it is 'quite likely' that Putin intentionally sought to attack the train, whose passengers included some of Europe's most senior security advisers.

While stars like Pamela Anderson and Nina Dobrev appeared to have nailed the dress code at this year's event, others seemed to have missed the memo altogether with daring outfit choices.

Royal Mail postal delays affect Braintree and Dunmow today amid sorting office disruption, with services impacted across Essex postcodes CM6, CM7 and CM77.

The cost of diesel reached 191.68p, while petrol was up to 169.68p, according to the RAC.

The man was struck in the head with a glass bottle

7.2 Tbps module arrives ahead of standards, with promises of fewer repair headaches

A bride's seemingly innocent wedding request has taken an unexpected turn after guests were told just how seriously the 'rule' could be enforced.

A top artificial intelligence safety researcher sparked alarm last week after warning that the technology could 'kill us all' by the end of the decade.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, revealed two ways he believes artificial intelligence can go 'very badly' and called for cooperation among execs to slow its rapid progress.

Rights committee demands watchdog with teeth as patchwork safeguards leave victims hunting for remedies

Applications for secondary school places have now opened, with figures showing Beaulieu Park School was hardest to enter this year.

Applications for secondary school places have now opened, with figures showing Beaulieu Park School was hardest to enter this year.