Content from PFCC Three and a half years ago, you asked us to crack down on anti-social behaviour. We have reduced the number of recorded anti-social behaviour incidents by more than 8,000 (16 per cent). Highlights include: investing in council-led Community Safety Partnerships to tackle local problems extra enforcement powers extended to 350 people from … Continue reading Investing in Community Safety Partnerships to tackle local problems
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Duncan Selbie’s Friday message – 28 February 2020
Content from Public Health Matters blog COVID-19 An essential part of managing any outbreak of infection is to ensure that the public is confident in our science and that we communicate clearly how that science underpins the actions that we take to control the spread of disease. This is especially so with Covid-19 as new viruses … Continue reading Duncan Selbie’s Friday message – 28 February 2020
Infectious Diseases Report 23rd February 2020
The latest Weekly Statutory Notification of Infectious Diseases (NOIDs) Report shows the number of cases of Mumps in the Maldon District has been reduced from 1 to 0.
Health Matters: Smoking and mental health
Content from Public Health Matters Blog The latest edition of Health Matters, PHE’s professional resource, focuses on smoking among the population of people living with a broad range of mental health conditions, ranging from low mood and common conditions such as depression and anxiety, to more severe conditions such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. This … Continue reading Health Matters: Smoking and mental health
Volunteers join in bid to mass plant 1,000 new trees in South Woodham Ferrers
Content from Maldon and Burnham Standard SCORES of green-fingered volunteers mucked in to help fight climate change in a mass tree planting. More than 100 residents joined staff from Chelmsford City Council to plant 1,000 trees on land in South Woodham Ferrers’ Compass Gardens Park. Native species, including holly, oak and alder, were used to … Continue reading Volunteers join in bid to mass plant 1,000 new trees in South Woodham Ferrers
Giving everyone the opportunity to lead a healthy life
Content from Public Health Matters Blog A new decade brings fresh opportunities to look at how, as a nation, we can tackle inequalities in health. Ten years on from his original report, Michael Marmot and the Institute of Health Equity have produced a new and important contribution to this debate. The report highlights areas of continuing … Continue reading Giving everyone the opportunity to lead a healthy life
Coronavirus: update 24th February 2020
The latest update to the Public Health Matters Blog includes the signs and symptoms of coronavirus, travel advice, information about how the virus is spread, and advice on how to reduce your risk of catching coronavirus.
PFCC & Chief Constable respond to your queries on community safety issues
Roger Hirst, the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex and Essex Police’s Chief Constable BJ Harrington respond to your questions.
Have your say on how your fire service delivers its priorities
ECFRS are currently asking anyone who lives, works or travels in Essex to read our draft integrated risk management plan (IRMP) and let us know if they have any further comments, questions or views, ahead of publishing a final version.
Duncan Selbie’s Friday message – 21 February 2020
This week's blog includes updates on the coronavirus, smoking and mental health, the increase in confirmed cases of mumps in 2019, year of the nurse and midwife, and Start4Life.
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