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This account is purely for people interested in my music but I expect I'll be sounding off a bit too.
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Warnings after woman’s death at Basildon car park

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By Mick Ferris Verified
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Essex’s mental health services and the management of a car park company have been given a warning by the countty coroner after a woman fell to her death at a multi-storey car park in Basildon. Resmije Ahmetaj died after falling from an upper floor of the Great Oaks multi-storey car park on June 30 last year. A coroner’s report said the 53-year-old, who had been diagnosed with psychosis and schizophrenia in 2023, had not been taking enough antipsychotic medication before her death.
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Council obtains injunction to stop Government from housing asylum seekers in Epping hotel

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By Mick Ferris Verified
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Epping Forest District Council has been successful in its bid at the High Court to obtain an injunction to temporarily stop asylum seekers from being housed at a hotel where protests have been held over the past few weeks after an Ethiopian man staying there was charged with the sexual assault of a teenage girl.
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Crackdown on anti-social behaviour in Brentwood town centre

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By Mick Ferris Verified
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Brentwood’s Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) is taking action against youngsters committing anti-social behaviour (ASB) in the town centre by involving their families and local authorities to divert them away from offending. There have been reported incidents of fighting, theft, pedestrians being hit by water balloons, and residents being disturbed by having their doors and windows banged on.
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