28/12/2016 Look East (West)

Good evening. teams where you are.

Two teenagers have now died following a car crash in Essex.

One boy was pronounced dead at the scene and today a second

Both were passengers in a Ford Escort that crashed

The car was being pursued by police at the time.

Today a 16-year-old has appeared in court charged with causing

There are now a huge number of floral tributes at the scene

Here's our us to hide his identity to protect his family. He says there

are many more like him without the structure of the military. Life is

too much to bear. I could probably take you to Westminster now and show

you ten or 12 that I know of, in one tiny area. Either because he was a

former serviceman, he would get more help in London. What he found

instead was he was sent the Ford then hit a BMW at the

junction of Southsea Avenue in Glendale Gardens, before crashing

into a wall. Two other teenage boys injured in

the crash were arrested at the scene. Today, a police sniffer dog

checked nearby streets. Because the police were following the car, the

case has been referred to the Independent police commission.

Today, a 16-year-old boy from great way to ring was charged with a

number of offences, including causing death by dangerous driving

and death by dangerous driving whilst without a driving licence or

insurance. He appeared at Chelmsford youth court. A 17-year-old boy from

Shoeburyness arrested on suspicion of possessing drugs has been

released on bail. The death of two teenagers so soon after Christmas is

keenly felt here. Friends are now planning a tribute on the seafront

nearby in their memory. Student paramedics are

taking union action over Unison have raised a collective

grievance against the East It comes after trainees

were unable to qualify because universities couldn't

accredit their courses on time. The Ambulance Service says

the delays were out of its control and staff won't

miss out on extra pay. The mother of missing airman

Corrie McKeague is planning to answer questions from the public

this evening live on Facebook. The 23-year-old went missing three

months ago after a night Nicola Urquart has said

she will reply to as many messages as possible posted

on the Find Corrie page. A brand new school in West Africa

is being given equipment that is no Next term, students at Stopsley High

are moving into new buildings. Today volunteers started

dismantling the old furniture, which will be shipped

to Sierra Leone in the New Year. This is recycling on a whole new

level. The high school moves to new premises in January, and the old

buildings are being demolished, but the fixtures and fittings will be

saved and shipped out to West Africa. Doors, desks, chairs,

fridges, air conditioning units, even toilets, we'll all be used to

equip a brand-new school. I think it is going to be good,

because although we have the equipment and we take it for

granted, it would be a really good thing for them to have.

And these are people who don't have a lot. Here in C airily own, they

lived largely in slums, in a country decimated by ebola. -- Sierra Leone.

But now a charity is helping them rebuild their lives. The new school

will be part of a new village with 300 houses, a health centre, and a

bakery using this recycled kitchen. Out of an old school comes a new

school which will literally transform the lives of so many

children. These are the people who are the poorest on earth, and we, by

using what we are only going to throw into landfill, we can build

and provide facilities and training programmes and really help people.

They are even talking about the students getting involved afterwards

to see what has happened with the old bits of the school and where the

school has gone to, and what they are doing with it. I just think it

is fantastic. The charity is now asking for

volunteers to help over the next week. The equipment will then be

shipped out in the New Year. More than ?100,000 has been secured

to save an historic pier in Suffolk. Shotley Railway Pier

was built 122 years ago. Now a local heritage group hope

to buy and restore it. People eager to own a part

of the pier will buy shares in it, and a charitable trust has agreed

to match-fund the money raised. Maritime history

falling into disrepair. Built in 1894, Shotley Pier,

also known as Bristol Pier, was the backdrop to a dramatic

German U-boat fleet surrender Built by the Marquis of Bristol,

it was originally a Victorian toll pier where they charged passengers

a penny to cross to Felixstowe The Royal Navy's HMS Ganges training

ship and centre were based at Shotley to train thousands

of young naval ratings On a day like this at low tide

when it looks muddy, it doesn't look very exciting,

but when the tide is in, or even And the stories that people have

given me about falling in love with their wife or coming and doing

a bit of fishing, a bit of night fishing, going over

to Harwich and having a day In recent years, the pier hasn't

made its auction reserve. That has prompted

locals to take action. They are raising ?100,000 to buy it

and ?300,000 to restore it and make We would love to see

the pier restored. We could embark and disembark

passengers here, we could lay barges overnight, and of course the barges

are a major part of this It's a big part of my childhood

and it's a big part of everybody We throw money away

on stupid things. Let's throw some money at something

that's worth throwing it at. All going well, the pier will be

bought and the restoration work underway by spring,

and it should be open for moorings, crabbing

and fishing by next Christmas. Let's take a look at the weather

now. Thank you. Good evening. It is another cold

evening and night across the region, with freezing fog patches becoming

widespread and locally quite dance through the night. Temperature wise,

we could be several degrees before freezing before the night is out,

down 2-4 or minus five Celsius. Some of this mist and fog will be a

problem clearing through tomorrow morning, and for some of us, it may

linger through most of the day, affecting temperatures, so around

three Celsius as a high. In some areas, it will then break and we

will see some perhaps 5-7 did grease with a light wind. Cloudy picture

through to the weekend. Temperatures will lift slightly through to the

weekend with a slight push of air, so there will be a sharp frost might

and tomorrow night, lifting so there were ever so

and tomorrow night, lifting so there were ever so slightly.

Thank you very much. That's all from me, but I'll be

back just after 10.30 In the meantime, have

a very good evening. Good evening, the weather is proving

hazardous and