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  • Tonight's winning National Lottery Euromillions numbers

    Tonight's National Lottery EuroMillions winning numbers are: 25, 50, 21, 38, 08 The Lucky Stars are: 04, 08. Tonight's estimated jackpot is £167 million. Millionaire Maker Selection - one UK millionaire has been created: VQFB96857 Tonight's

  • Stats corner: Blues' defensive woes examined

    DEFENSIVE frailties have hit Southend United hard so far this season, conceding more goals than any other team in the top four divisions. The Shrimpers have let in 24 goals in their eight League games so far and have not kept a clean sheet since

  • Westcliff Lionesses enjoy second successive win

    WESTCLIFF Lionesses enjoyed another fine win as they saw off New Ash Green 38-5. The Lionesses started off their second match of the season with Loren Ware-Lane scoring the first try, 14 minutes into the first half. This followed with another

  • Snooker star Glasby gunning for glory in Newbury

    SOUTHEND snooker star Matt Glasby is heading to Newbury for his next challenge tour event this weekend. Glasby lost in the second round in Germany during the first event of the tour. And Glasby, who has been boosted by a new sponsorship deal

  • Former Blues midfielder Timlin rejoins Stevenage

    FORMER Southend United midfielder Michael Timlin has rejoined Stevenage. Several Shrimpers fans had wanted the 34-year-old to return to Roots Hall to add much needed bite in the centre of the park. But Timlin has now headed back to Stevenage

  • Man caught taking picture up woman's skirt at train station

    A MAN has admitted taking a picture up a woman's skirt at a train station. He is believed to be the first person to appear in court charged under new laws brought in to tackle upskirting. Daren Timpson-Hunt admitted operating equipment beneath

  • Stats pack: MK Dons v Southend United

    ALL-TIME RECORD Southend wins: 5 Draws: 2 MK Dons wins: 10 LAST SIX MEETINGS League Cup - Aug 19 - Southend 1 MK Dons 4 League One - Apr 18 - Southend 4 MK Dons 0 League One - Nov 17 - MK Dons 1 Southend 1 League One

  • Southend looking to celebrate 150th year

    SOUTHEND Saxons are starting preparations for their 150th year. The club, who were formed back in 1870, is one of the oldest in the world. And Southend’s marketing director Nathan Strange is keen to celebrate the anniversary in style. “

  • Hadleigh are proud of fine season in the top division

    HADLEIGH & Thundersley skipper Adam Dobson was proud to lead his side to a fourth place finish in the Premier Division this season. Hadleigh recovered from a slow start to work their way up the standings. And Dobson was full of praise for his

  • Police hunt for 'gunman who fired weapon near to cemetery'

    Detectives want to identify this man who they would like to speak to in connection with a gun being aimed and fired at a member of the public.  Essex Police say the incident happened near to North Road Cemetery, Westcliff.  It is believed the

  • Billericay skipper ‘fairly happy’ with campaign

    BILLERICAY Cricket Club skipper Lee Knight insists he is ‘fairly happy’ with how his side’s season panned out. Billericay finished sixth in the Premier Division standings. And Knight was pleased to have enjoyed another solid season. “I

  • c2c train line rated as the most punctual in the country

    THE train line between Shoebury and London is the most punctual in the country, new figures have revealed. Last year, 83 per cent of train services on the c2c line between Shoebury and Fenchurch Street arrived within a minute of their scheduled

  • White and Milligan back in contention for Blues

    JOHN White and Mark Milligan are both back in contention for Southend United’s trip to MK Dons tomorrow. The duo have missed the Shrimpers’ last three matches. And Blues’ caretaker chief Gary Waddock is pleased to have them available. “

  • The view from the other side: MK Dons

    ECHOSPORT talks to MK Dons fan Jonathan Harries ahead of tomorrow’s game. What have you made of the season so far? "The season has been a bit stop start. Our first game of the season at Bury was postponed so our first game of the season was

  • Thousands of pounds worth of tools stolen as vans targeted

    POLICE are appealing for the identification of two men after three tool thefts in recent weeks. The force issued CCTV images of the two men that they would like to speak to in connection with the tool thefts in Billericay. It is reported that

  • Rochford set sights on going up for a third time

    ASTON Bevans-Royston says Rochford Hundred are targeting a third successive promotion this season. Rochford, who have gone 50 games unbeaten, are lining up in the London & SE Premier Division this season after back-to-back promotions. But Bevans-Royston

  • East Thurrock aim to break into top four with triumph

    EAST Thurrock United could break into the Isthmian Premier League’s top four with a victory over Brightlingsea Regent tomorrow. John Coventry’s side have made a solid start to life back in the third tier of non-league football following their relegation

  • Westcliff hope for third time lucky against Lions

    WESTCLIFF will be gunning for their first National Two South success of the season when they host Leicester Lions tomorrow. Westcliff, who were promoted last term, have kicked off the new campaign with back-to-back defeats. And hooker Billy

  • Southend aiming for three wins in a row

    SOUTHEND Saxons must not become complacent ahead of tomorrow’s clash with Old Priorians, according to their powerful prop forward Collen Smith. Southend have triumphed in their opening two London One North outings while Priorians have yet to pick

  • Walther set for first test as Manor chief

    MICHAEL Walther will be in charge of Southend Manor for the first time tomorrow. Manor are set to make the trip to Cockfosters as they aim to turn their season around. Adam Peek resigned as the Essex Senior League club’s boss 14 days ago and

  • Canvey boss Mark seeks a reaction in FA Cup clash

    MARK Bentley is seeking a reaction when Canvey Island visit St Ives Town tomorrow. The Gulls are set to take on the Southern Premier Central outfit in an FA Cup second qualifying round tie. And, following a thumping 5-0 loss at Maldon & Tiptree

  • ‘Help us save abused and neglected horses in need’

    STAFF at a horse rescue centre want to raise awareness of an equine crisis of abused and neglected horses - and are asking the public for their help. Phoenix Animal Care was formed in 2008 by Phoenix Pemberton to rescue small animals and horses.

  • Hospice embraces all faiths by binning rule for trustees

    HOSPICE bosses have agreed to changes which mean people of all faiths - or none - can now help govern the vital organisation. The Havens Hospices charity, which includes Fair Havens, The J’s and Little Havens, was founded in the early 1980s by

  • Manning may freshen up Hullbridge side at Tilbury

    DARREN Manning may look to freshen up his Hullbridge Sports side when they visit Tilbury tomorrow. Sports are set to make the trip to Chadfields for their latest Isthmian North encounter. And, following a 3-1 defeat to Heybridge Swifts in midweek

  • Scopes: My Concord side will not take victory for granted

    DANNY Scopes is confident his Concord Rangers will not underestimate Margate tomorrow. Scopes’ National League South Beach Boys will visit the Isthmian Premier League outfit for an FA Cup second qualifying round tie. And, despite going into the

  • Bowers in bid to make FA Cup history on road

    BOWERS & Pitsea are looking to make history by booking their place in the third qualifying round of the FA Cup for the first time in the club’s history. Rob Small’s side will make the trip to Isthmian Premier League rivals Lewes tomorrow having

  • Man is chased into nightclub by knife gang

    NIGHTCLUB security stepped in to save a man from being attacked after he was chased by a knife-wielding gang. Officers were called at about 12.25am yesterday morning with reports of teenagers armed with knives threatening a man who ran into Moo

  • School trust quashes 55-home fears on school site

    FEARS a school playing field could be sold off for housing have been quashed. Concern was spreading among parents and residents after plans to sell Hadleigh Junior School’s field, and neighbouring land, for a major housing project were mooted.

  • Rubbish dumped 80 times a month council report reveals

    MORE needs to be done to catch and prosecute flytippers, residents say. It comes as Castle Point Council papers revealed the number of fly tips occurring in the borough regularly hits between 70 and 80 each month. The documents also say apart