News in Maldon

Leader of Maldon District Council, Councillor Wendy Stamp

The leader of Maldon District Council has told how staff are 'working tirelessly' on business grants through weekends to try to get cash help to those who now desperately need it - and thanked businesses for their patience at a challenging time.

More than £3million of grant payments will now be going out to businesses in the next few days.

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The Rose and Crown pub in Maldon High Street

Pub giant JD Wetherspoon says it expects its pubs - including the Rose and Crown in Maldon - to remain shut until April as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

The company reports "zero" sales in 2021 so far, as all of its 872 pubs have remained closed since 31 December. In Maldon, all pubs closed except for take-aways when the district went into Tier 3 on 16 December.

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Broomfield Hospital: Dr Hope tells of the "sheer number" of Covid patients

Doctors at Broomfield Hospital in Chelmsford have spoken of the "battlefield scenario" medics are facing in the fight against Covid-19.

During a period in the first week of December the hospital's A&E red zone – where the most serious cases are treated – was seeing cases of Covid-19 once every couple days, explained Ed Hope in his popular vlog (video blog) – Dr Hope's Sick Notes. Now Dr Hope speaks of the "sheer number" of Covid-19 patients.

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News on the Maldon District Council budget for 2021/22 is yet to come

The proposed Essex County Council (ECC) budget for 2021/22 would see Maldon residents in a Band D property paying an £19.80 annual increase in the ECC precept on their council tax bill.

The ECC precept is only one of the charges that is included in the amount of council tax paid each year and the 2021/22 charges for Maldon District Council, parish and town councils and the Essex Police and Fire Service precepts will all go towards making up the final amount.

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