Chelmsford Weekly News

Motorists are facing delays on the A414 near Maldon after an incident.

Traffic is building after an incident on the A414 near Maldon.

A man who failed to stop for officers was arrested for drugs and driving offences after being spotted by an off-duty officer.

Snow is forecast for Essex next week as temperatures are set to drop.

THE childhood guitar teacher for popstar Sam Ryder has recounted the “daunting” but “fantastic experience” of joining him on stage in front of thousands of fans.

The county made headlines in 2025 when it earned its first-ever Michelin star, marking a watershed moment for the region's gastronomic reputation.

Some restaurants simply nail the perfect balance of setting, food, service and value that makes them work for any occasion.

The incident occurred on November 5 when the victim returned home to discover the break-in had taken place.

Following last year's hugely successful event, Enlightened, in association with Colchester Events, will again present an enchanting 1.5km light trail.

Essex businesses are being invited to host conflict management workshops as part of an Essex Police scheme.

Essex NHS is asking residents not to making 'unnecessary trips' to hospital ahead of resident doctors strikes this week.

Tony Arthur served as Detective Constable 3591 and resigned in October 2025 after being suspended during a professional standards investigation.

National Grid previously announced plans for a 180kilometre electricity transmission connection between Norwich and Tilbury in 2022.

The incident between Stansted Airport and Takeley, has resulted in one lane being blocked, with traffic building up.

Located just beyond the capital's bustle, roughly an hour from Essex, this elegant retreat promises to deliver quintessentially English Christmas.

A major crackdown on the illegal tobacco and vape trade has resulted in more than £75,000 worth of illicit goods being seized.

The Met Office says there will be two "Earth-directed Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs)" with the Northern Lights visible across most of the UK.

Asylum seekers can continue to be housed in the Bell Hotel in Essex after Epping Forest District Council failed to secure a High Court injunction that would block them.

Jessica Schomberg, owner of Jes Lifestyle in Colchester warns that keeping the business afloat has become "almost impossible."

Plans have been approved for Owls Hill Tearooms to open at the former Terling United Reformed Church on Church Road, Terling, near Witham.