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Shipwrecked bell makes it home after 130 years

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By Matt Knight
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Margaret Stone, curator at Brightlingsea Museum, welcomes the bell home [Matt Knight/BBC] A ship's bell lost to the sea for more than 130 years has returned to its Essex port home. The Masonic sank off the North Yorkshire coast during a fierce storm in 1893, and the entire crew and the ship's high-copper alloy bell were lost. But it is now back in Brightlingsea, where the ship was built, after workers constructing the Dogger Bank Wind Farm found it in the North Sea.
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Reduced bus routes leave us feeling trapped, say villagers

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By Matt Knight
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Lesley Scobie from Great Yeldham fears for the future of her village due to bus cuts [Matt Knight/BBC] People living in two villages say they would consider moving elsewhere unless bus services are improved. Residents of Great Yeldham and Woodham Walter, in Essex, have seen commercial and taxpayer-supported services cut or cancelled in recent weeks, which some say has left them feeling "trapped".
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Council leader wants inquiry over 'awful' finances

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By Matt Knight
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Matt Knight - BBC Political Reporter, Essex August 16, 2024 at 1:02 PM·2 min read The leader of a council has said there needs to be an independent inquiry into investment decisions that led to the authority becoming bankrupt. John Kent, a Labour councillor, spoke out after Thurrock Council served legal papers on a Dubai-based businessman in an attempt to recover £150m of taxpayers cash.
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