News in Maldon

The Saltcote Belle in a barge match (Mersea Museum)

Early on a Friday morning in August of 1900 the Thames spritsail barge Saltcote Belle - built in 1895 by master ship builder John Howard at his yard in Maldon - was moored at Heybridge Basin awaiting the arrival of a party from the Britannia Fruit Preserving Company of Tiptree (better

Instead of her usual work carrying grain to Saltcote Maltings, the barge had been chartered by the company for a day trip on the Blackwater. By 7.30 a.m. a party of 80 employees – 'men, women, boys and girls' – and Mr C.J. Wilkin, had arrived and boarded.

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IT'S been another seven days of big news stories in Maldon, from news that Stow Maries will be opening the aerodrome's hangar doors to visitors once again through to changes in how residents can access lateral flow tests and, at the end of the week, news from a courtroom on the sentencing hearing of some of those involved in a cocaine supply conspiracy in the town.

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