The Cherry Tree Pub, in Mersea Road, closed on Friday and has since been boarded up. The Gazette has asked management company Wellington Pub Company what will happen to the site b ...

A group calling for safer roads across Colchester has launched its campaign for 20mph speed limits across the city ahead of the council's debate.

Colchester's MP is keen to see the Roman Circus’ “massive potential realised” as she met with the Secretary of State for Culture ...

A BMX track in Colchester is set to be removed by the council due to it being 'unsafe' and 'unauthorised', much to the dismay to the people who ...

A MAN who called his ex-partner 200 times only a week after he was released from prison has been put back behind bars. Darren Cranmer, 41, breached a restraining order against his ex-partner in May ...

Avon and Somerset Police said the incident occurred at about 11pm on Monday evening, with the teenager dying at the scene. The M5 is closed in both directions between junctions 24 (Bridgwater) and 25 ...

The Philippines has scrambled to deal with multiple calamities wreaked by four back-to-back typhoons and storms, including Toraji, that devastated the northern region of Luzon, including vast ...

Lineker took over as host of Match of the Day from Des Lynam in 1999, having started as a BBC Radio Five Live presenter and also worked on Grandstand. No stranger to headlines, the former Tottenham, ...

North Korea’s rubber-stamp parliament, the Supreme People’s Assembly, has the right to ratify treaties but Kim can unilaterally ratify major ones, according to South Korea’s Unification Ministry.

Mr Waltz is an ardent Trump advocate who backed efforts to overturn the 2020 election. He is considered hawkish on China, and called for a US boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing due to its ...

Singer-songwriter Rebecca Ferguson and ex-footballer Graeme Souness will also be recognised at the investiture ceremony.

Greenpeace UK and Uplift will argue the impact of emissions from burning the oil and gas extracted from the fields were illegally ignored when they were approved in the Court of Session in Edinburgh.