Laurence Cawley

Plot-holders tell how growing their own has helped them deal with grief and sustain mental health.

People with London and Essex accents downgrade others with London and Essex accents, a study finds.

Joe Biden is due to land in Suffolk for his first presidential visit outside of the United States.

Teachers and parents say they have lost faith in an academy trust to run their local school.

Hairdressers reopen in England for the first time in months, along with pubs, shops and gyms.

People living on a cul-de-sac react as lockdown-easing measures are introduced in England.

The BBC speaks to pupils to discover how they feel as they go back to school.

With £400m pledged to the arts sector, the BBC speaks to young actors to get their reaction.

Music in a pandemic: Guerrilla gigs, song-writing compulsions and learning an Elizabethan guitar.

A town’s shop owners tell of spiralling record sales and missing their customers.

The BBC speaks with businesses in Essex about the government’s lockdown-easing measures.

David Wilson’s sex offences were flagged up by a Facebook algorithm before he was caught by police.

With one in six workers off sick, a Norfolk hospital asks the military and the council for help.

The pandemic sees a surge in people having cream teas delivered to their front doors.

Teachers say they are struggling to meet the demand for places from key workers during the lockdown.

Essex County Council is seeking ‘urgent’ talks with government over safety of reopening schools.

More people than ever are finding themselves working from home, often alongside their partner.

Hospital staff say they are excited as they start administering the injections.

The admiral who coined the term would have been “Trumpesque” on Twitter, a descendant believes.

Whether it’s knitting or building a pizza oven, many are using the time to learn a new skill.