Category: Living in Essex

Learn how to identify and eradicate this deadly type of mosquito which has already invaded almost half of France.

One of the best ways to cut your monthly bills is by investing in renewable energy essex. Not from a power plant, but something you can create yourself.

Do you ever stop to wonder what happens to your plastic cup after you’ve tossed it in the bin? Discover the grim truth about plastic recycling.

Why You Should Check Out The Thurrock Town Of Grays Looking for an up-and-coming Essex commuter town? Grays is about to have it all. Find out about the extensive overhaul that this Thurrock town is due to experience. The London property market is constantly under scrutiny, and even with prices falling for the first time in eight years, many are still finding it impossible to get on the ladder in the capital. The average house price in the city now stands at £471,761 according to the latest data collected by…

Getting priced out of the smog of London? Why not join the hordes of city workers leaving the capital for a better life out in Brentwood, Essex?

With a vibrant community, fantastic transport links and great local facilities, Basildon ticks all the boxes

Festive markets can really help you to get in the mood for Christmas; they’re perfect for finding unique handmade gifts, foodie treats and accessories. Christmas markets provide much more than just stalls, such as entertainment for kids, mobile coffee house and live music. We have put together a guide for the best Christmas markets in Essex that you need to visit this year!   Blake House Centre Christmas Winter Wonderland Weekend The craft centre will be holding their Christmas shopping extravaganza on the 2nd and 3rd of December from 10am…

Chelmsford Council Proposals For Over 10,000 New Homes Three districts of homes promised to Chelmsford residents over the next two decades to support rapid growth in the county town of Essex. Chelmsford is one of the top 10 UK cities for the most significant average house price growth over the past decade, according to data collected by Lloyds Bank. In 2006, the average property in the city cost £214,547 but this has gone up to an average sale price of £323,274 in 2016. It’s easy to see why this area…

Whether you’re finishing a difficult week at work or want to reward yourself, try these handy tips for pampering your body, mind and heart ready for summer!

New Chelmsford restaurant, The Windmill, will offer a place to relax with a drink alongside a restaurant serving quality, locally sourced seasonal food.