YOUNGSTERS can make their own police truncheon this half-term. Children can design one or copy one of Essex Police Museum’s own, and look at other police artefacts in Chelmsford, from 11am to 4pm on Wednesday. Entry is £1. Call 01245 457150.
ROCHFORD Hundred claimed a crucial win over the only side below them in National One yesterday, beating Welwyn 43-0. The triumph was also enough to push Rochford out of the bottom two. Third placed Westcliff were victorious too as they saw off Letchworth
BLUES boss Steve Tilson felt Franck Moussa and Jean-Francois Christophe deserved to keep their place in the side for yesterday's clash with Tranmere Rovers after both performing well at Colchester United last Monday. Alan McCormack was named
SCOTT Malone missed yesterday's clash with Tranmere Rovers after picking up a toe injury. The on loan left-back was unable to train in the build up to the game. And he failed to recover in time to play. “Scott was in pain so couldn
RYMAN ONE NORTH: Canvey's Concord Rangers started a busy spell of four league games in eight days by winning 4-0 at Leyton. The victory allows the Thames Road side, who now visit Ilford on Monday, to stay third - three points behind second-placed Thamesmead
