The isolation period is well underway and we are all going through it, but in retrospect, we should consider ourselves privileged to have this time to do things we have always wanted to do, but have never had the time. So instead of watching series after series on Netflix, try something new to keep your mind active and your body moving. And looking ahead, it is important to remember during this difficult period to do what we can to support Essex's communities, charities and businesses.
DINE IN STYLE
1 At the time of writing, there are plenty of restaurants and cafes in Essex offering a takeaway service. Whether you fancy a Turkish delight at Mezze Ocakbasi in Woodford Green, a taste of India at award-winning Village Brentwood, good old fish and chips at Robinsons in Chelmsford or a slice of pizza at Dough & Co in Colchester. Why not order a takeaway or buy a voucher to help our local food industry at this time?
2 Organic vegetable box delivery companies are facing unprecedented demand for their food as a result of the Coronavirus outbreak. But could you help your local independent suppliers instead? Broadway Deli & Grocery in Woodford Green has everything covered by putting a large range of products online, so you can continue to shop while in isolation. Send in your shopping lists and they will deliver your goods.
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The rise of maskne
With the term ‘maskne’ becoming an increasingly common search online and on social media, Krystal Prince explains what it is and how you can control mask-induced acne
The forgotten lady
Charlotte Christie shares the life story of Anne Knight, an Essex pioneer for the abolition of slavery and women’s suffrage who’s achievements have almost been air-brushed from history
Stride out in the Sampfords
This charming, circular winter walk takes you on a tour from the village of Great Sampford to its neighbour, Little Sampford, and back again
MUCH TO TALK ABOUT
As a presenter on Sky Music and the host of two TV talk shows of her own on Gidea Park-based Sky channel Spotlight TV, Hayley Palmer is never short of words. Nicky Adams asks her how she came to be in front of the camera
LIFE and SOUL
Radio 1 broadcaster and producer Charlie Hedges began her career as Britain’s youngest breakfast show host and is now one of the world’s most successful female DJs. Denise Marshall caught up with the Essex-based queen of the air waves
Lest we forget
Remembrance Sunday will have a special poignance this month as 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. Stephen Roberts profiles how much the county of Essex contributed to the war effort and how much it cost
Lakeside Magic
The Lake House, nestled in Mill End on the outskirts of the village of Bradwell on Sea, has been owned by the same family for 60 years and was once a thriving four-buoy water-ski lake.
Keep on running
BBC presenter and director David Whiteley shares his insightful view on stories from across the county of Essex
Cheers!
Starting to get that festive vibe? Why not plan ahead by selecting not only the drinks you want to serve this Christmas, but also ticking off a few presents too?
A doggy day out on… Saffron Walden
Join Ernie, the county’s most famous Westie, as he steps back in time on a trip to this medieval market town
