News in Maldon

Maldon Police are still working out of the council offices, despite closure of the front desk

Maldon Police Team has reassured residents that they are still there for the community at their base in the council offices, where the front desk is temporarily closed.

A spokesperson for Essex Police said: "Our Maldon Police front counter is temporarily closed as the shared reception area where it is based is being used as a vaccination centre.

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Bradwell B: the local community is urged to have its say

The second community forum held by the company behind plans for the Bradwell B new nuclear power station looked at both the Environment Agency's current public consultation and the company's Environmental Impact Assessment.

More than 30 attendees representing different organisations – including community groups, public service organisations, county, district and parish councillors and MPs – attended the forum on Wednesday, 5 February, and were able to ask questions of Environment Agency (EA) speakers and Bradwell B Power Generation Company (BRB).

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Chairman of Maldon District Council, Councillor Mark Heard

In his latest column, Maldon District Council Chairman, Councillor Mark Heard, asks the community to keep every member in its thoughts - including the lonely.

Most Councillors will tell you that hardly any day goes by without receiving or making at least two telephone calls, and, after the business has been discussed, conversation inevitably turns to the virus predicament in which we all find ourselves.

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Around 10 hours of heavy snow showers with temperatures well below freezing are expected across Maldon district from this afternoon (Monday, 8 February).

While the Maldon area escaped with little more than a light dusting of snow yesterday, despite the Met Office amber weather warning, heavy snow showers and freezing temperatures are now predicted from 4pm this afternoon until 2am tomorrow.

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