News in Maldon

The hospitals trust serving the Maldon district has announced that its first Covid vaccine hub is at Basildon Hospital - and jabs for the over-80s are starting tomorrow (Tuesday, 8 December).

A news release on the Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust, which includes all hospitals in the area, states: "From Tuesday 8 December, we will begin offering Covid vaccinations at our hub at Basildon Hospital as part of the NHS vaccination programme.

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The new interactive resource shows how climate change could impact Maldon district weather

A new online tool launched to show the potential effects of climate change in each area of the country suggests that Maldon could see summer temperatures of 38.4C if global average temperatures rise 2C above pre-industrial levels.

Met Office Hadley Centre scientists have been working with BBC data journalists to develop the new interactive tool to show how climate change might impact local weather in coming decades.

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Essex Fire and Rescue Service has issued these tips following county flooding

WITH Essex hit by floods in the past two days the fire service has issued a warning and advice to drivers following the dramatic rescue of a couple from a car stranded in deep water yesterday (Saturday, 5 December).

Firefighters launched a water rescue boat was launched to reach the vehicle in Millers Green Road, Ongar, after they drove into flood water and became trapped at around 10am.

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Charlotte Adams

A Christmas advent raffle offering prizes for the days running up to Christmas is a great idea – but the real winners of this local charity event will be young people who have undetected heart conditions.

The Charlotte Adams Memorial Fund was set up by a mum who wants to make sure that her daughter is not forgotten – and at the same time help to make sure that other young people can get the heart screenings that could potentially save them from being taken with sudden cardiac failure. This raffle will help provide community defibrillators, which can increase the chances of survival of a sudden cardiac attack by 90 per cent.

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