Posted on: April 17, 2020
Coronavirus affects the way we can worship, practise our faith and mourn and say farewell to loved ones.
Essex County Council have worked with representatives of local faith organisations to put together guidance to help you understand what you must do (including registering a death, funerals and mourning, and bereavement support). Guidance is based on advice from the Government and Public Health England.
When: Wednesday 23rd April: 8:30am – 10:30am Location: Innovation Centre, Knowledge Gateway, University of Essex After a sell-out at our launch event in Feb, the Compassionate Businesses Network is thrilled to invite you to this next space for inspiring leadership, purposeful networking, and community-driven ideas. Join fellow forward-thinking professionals from across North East Essex to connect, collaborate and
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We are pleased to share some information about the Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS) place-based support work that Active Essex are leading on behalf of the Essex County Council Strengthening Communities Team. This work will be identifying what success looks like for the VCS at place, recognising the ambitions of local VCS organisations, the expertise
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There is now less than one week remaining to respond to the UK Government’s consultation on the proposed formation of a Mayoral Combined County Authority for Essex, Southend-on-Sea and Thurrock. While the proposed devolution deal could bring significant benefits such as greater local control over funding and decision-making in areas like skills, transport, and business
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