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Men charged after burglaries in east Tilbury

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Three men have appeared in court in connection with two burglaries in east Tilbury. The Co-Op and a nearby storage

Residents object to plans for alcohol sales at events on green in Wanstead

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Southend teenager charged with drug offences

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