News in Maldon

“Far too many residents of all ages will be utterly miserable and angry if they are deprived of this green oasis, Primrose Meadow”, writes Janet Mayes. .

The following is a reader's letter from Don Benson of Heybridge Residents Association:

Heybridge Residents Association (HRA) was formed in March 2014 as the result of a public meeting held in Plantation Hall in Heybridge.

The following is a letter from Latchingdon resident Tony Fittock. If you would like a letter to be featured in Readers' Letters at Maldon Nub News, just email them to the editor via the link here. Alternatively, use the 'Nub It' button to submit your letter at our website through the link here.

I am hoping that our MP, John Whittingdale OBE, will use his skill and experience as a Member of Parliament to lobby the Prime Minister and/or Secretary of State to intervene in what may prove to be an embarrassing situation for the Government.

James Howard of Maldon Rotary Club tells in this letter of his experience when he went along with his wife Angie for their Covid-19 vaccines at the Maldon vaccine hub at the district council offices in Princes Road. He hopes it will be useful to anyone worried about getting their jab.

Angie and I had our vaccinations yesterday and both thought it might be helpful to describe the experience.

The following is a letter from Mike Benning, a member of the Woodham Infrastructure Group. The group is campaigning for a new South Woodham Ferrers bypass, with fears that current Essex County Council and Chelmsford City Council plans for the Burnham Road will spell problems for the town and for those travelling to and from the Dengie area:

The B1012 Burnham Road at South Woodham Ferrers is currently the by pass for the town but once the new

The following is a letter from the the Salvation Army in Maldon:

This Christmas will be one that will be remembered as "different" for many, however for us at The Salvation Army in Maldon, much of our community work continued despite November's lockdown and being moved into Tier 4.

The following is a letter from Conservative Councillor Elaine Bamford, leader of the Conservative group and leader of the opposition at Maldon District Council.

Dear Readers,

Dear Editor,

I was bemused to read, first the letter to you from The Maldon Society and then the report about the meeting of the Town Council on Monday, with reference to the proposed part closure of the High Street to all traffic apart from buses and those needing access.

The following is a letter from The Maldon Society in response to Maldon District Council's proposals for the High Street. This letter has also been submitted to Maldon District Council.

â—It is recognised that pedestrianisation would allow more room for pedestrians and space for extra external seating, but this is heavily outweighed by the disadvantages identified