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NHS Essex ICB will hold its next Board meeting on Thursday 16 July 2026. Members of the public are welcome to attend the meeting in Chelmsford or watch the live stream online, with questions relating to agenda items able to be submitted in advance.
July is busy for gardeners: consistent watering and feeding are vital for crops, control pests regularly, care for indoor plants, and help wildlife by maintaining fresh water and safe feeding areas.
NHS Essex is piloting an innovative Capsule Sponge test that could help detect oesophageal cancer risks earlier in patients with long-term acid reflux. The quick, seven-minute procedure can be carried out in a GP surgery and may reduce the need for more invasive hospital investigations.
Nearly 1,500 Essex residents have already taken part in an NHS Essex survey that will help shape local health and care services over the next five years. With the survey remaining open until 30 June, residents are being encouraged to share their experiences and help influence future priorities.
The final chapter of the beloved Yes, Minister story arrives in Southend this July as Jonathan Lynn reunites audiences with Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey Appleby. Packed with sharp political satire, classic double-speak and modern-day challenges, I’m Sorry, Prime Minister promises a nostalgic and hilarious return for fans of one of Britain’s most celebrated sitcoms.
Jonathan Lynn, co-creator of the classic political satire Yes, Minister, reflects on the origins of the iconic series, the real-life political figures who inspired it, and why he has returned to the world of Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey in I’m Sorry, Prime Minister. He also discusses ageing, modern politics and his lifelong connection to the theatre.
easyJet has announced a new twice-weekly service between London Southend Airport and Edinburgh, with flights starting on 25 October 2026. The new route will provide affordable and convenient travel options for leisure and business passengers, with fares from £23.99 and package holidays also available.
NHS Essex has partnered with local charity Hamelin to launch a year-long pilot programme aimed at increasing annual health check uptake among people with learning disabilities. The initiative will provide personalised support, health action plans and improved access to services to help people stay healthier and achieve their aspirations.
NHS Essex is urging residents to use the most appropriate healthcare services during planned resident doctor strike action from 15 to 19 June 2026. While emergency care will continue to be available, some routine appointments may be postponed, and residents are encouraged to use NHS 111 and local pharmacies where appropriate.
Cancer Fitness in Southend offers free tailored fitness and yoga classes for people diagnosed with cancer, providing support before, during and after treatment along with social events and professional guidance.