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A woman has been arrested as part of a murder inquiry after a man died following a drive-by shooting last month.

Robert Powell, 50, was shot multiple times from a car on Water Lane in Roydon near Harlow on Saturday, 13 June. He died in hospital the following day.

A 33-year-old woman from London has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.

Det Ch Insp Stephen Jennings, of Essex Police, said: "We're still keen to hear from anyone who has information about what happened to Robert and urge you to come forward."

Two women who were in the same car as the dead man were also shot, but not seriously injured.

The suspects drove off in the direction of Harlow, police said.

An off-duty Essex Police officer has been praised for showing the "highest standards" after helping to save the life of a motorcyclist she found unresponsive in the road.

PC Liz Ferris discovered the rider as she drove along Maldon Road near Tiptree on 30 June.

Image source, Essex Police

The officer performed CPR for about 15 minutes until passing paramedics from the East of England Ambulance Service were flagged down. They used a defibrillator to get the man breathing again, before he was taken to hospital.

PC Ferris, based at Stanway Roads Policing Unit, has been put forward for a commendation for her actions.

Adam Pipe, head of Essex Police’s Roads Policing, said ambulance staff told them that without her intervention the patient would have been "beyond help".

"Not only did Liz save a stranger’s life, she also demonstrated the professionalism and highest standards of a police officer," he said.

Professional darts has returned to action in Milton Keynes today.

The Professional Darts Corporation (PDC), external is holding five one-day Players Championship events behind closed doors from 8-12 July.

The venue for the Summer Series will be the Marshall Arena, which hosted the recent Championship League snooker tournament.

More than 200 coronavirus tests have been carried out on players and support staff, with all returning negative results.

Local Democracy Reporting Service

A new 18-hole adventure golf course is to be built at an existing golf centre, featuring a footgolf course as well.

Buckinghamshire Council approved the Wexham Park Golf Centre's, external new additions at a meeting on Tuesday., external

A par-three nine-hole Footgolf course will also be added, with planning documents suggesting it will incorporate "educational" local history elements.

Concerns were raised that the courses would be built on green belt land, which is open countryside typically protected from building.

But a planning officer told the council's planning committee the development was not considered "inappropriate" because it would not harm the openness of the green belt.

A pop-up drive-in cinema will appear in Northampton later this month, as part of a partnership with the town's Filmhouse.

The Filmhouse at Delapre series will see socially distanced outdoor screenings at the 900-year-old abbey from 23 July to 9 August.

Movies include Back to the Future, Kinky Boots and The Greatest Showman.

It comes as Northampton Filmhouse, external remains unable to show films at its town centre venue due to government restrictions over the coronavirus pandemic.

The scheme has been made possible with support from Conservative-controlled Northampton Borough Council and tickets will go on general sale on Thursday.

• Coronavirus: Could drive-in cinemas take off in the UK?

The parents of Ellie-Rose say they never thought they would be able to take her home.

• A 16-year-old dancer from Luton has been placed in the top three of a Hip Hop Unite World Championships, writes Luton Today, external
• Meanwhile, Bedford Today details, external how local people can have their say on the Borough Council's housing strategy
• Biggleswade Today, external reports on the town's resident being urged to shop local to help the local economy bounce back

John Salter says it was a "joyful experience" to be handed the pictures he took in the 1980s.

St Albans City and District Council says it is to begin a phased reopening of its museums as government lockdown regulations are loosened.

The first element to reopen will be the cafe at St Albans Museum and Gallery from Wednesday, 15 July.

Image source, St Albans City and District Council

New opening times and anti-virus measures such as one-way systems and sanitation stations will be in place when the museums reopen, although exact dates are yet to be confirmed.

During the pandemic, St Albans Museum has added some collections and other activities to its website., external

A review into Jane Bartholomew's killing by Scott Ellis in Suffolk says there was no warning of it.

• The Eastern Daily Press reports, external that an application to build 33 new homes on a former timber merchants site has been met with mixed reactions
• North Norfolk News, external writes that picnic benches and plant pots have been put in the middle of a town centre’s roads just days after traders and shoppers protested against road closures and pedestrianisation

A motorist who had been pulled over on suspicion of driving without insurance poured sauce over their driver's seat to "make it difficult" for officers to take away, police say.

Northamptonshire Police's Road Crime Team said the driver of the Vauxhall Zafira had been stopped because they were driving on false plates.

Commenting on a tweet, one person wrote: "Won't make much difference to the car crushing plant."

Fleetwood's Paddy Madden is suspended for two games after being found guilty of abusive language and behaviour.

• The Ipswich Star, external reports that the future of a metal works employing 85 people is in doubt
• Bury Free Press, external writes that firefighters rescued a baby who was trapped in a car this morning
• The Haverhill Echo, external reports that the new busway heading out towards Haverhill from Cambridge has moved one step closer as a route was chosen to progress to the next stage of development

Gonzo's Tea Room says a rider delivered an order to a customer, despite dropping it on the floor.

A faulty ice cream freezer caused a fire which has badly damaged a cafe at Colchester Zoo, external.

The fire at the Playa Patagonia Coffee Shop happened at about 19:15 yesterday after the zoo had closed.

Firefighters brought the blaze under control, but the shop suffered "extensive damage" which will take "weeks" to repair. No-one was injured.

The fire was contained to the coffee shop, so the zoo remains open to visitors, with a temporary coffee shop to be set-up in the zoo's Penguini’s Restaurant.

Violinist Miles Golding, who lives in Hertfordshire, had cancer treatment interrupted by lockdown.

• Cambridge News writes, external that a council is 'proceeding with court action' against a traveller settlement on Coldham's Common
• Peterbrorough Today reports, external that a nursery has been closed for two weeks after a positive coronavirus case was confirmed

Jason Noble
Suffolk Local Democracy Reporter

High streets in 12 towns are to get a £1.1m boost for a project to provide free wi-fi and footfall tracking.

On Tuesday, Conservative-controlled East Suffolk Council’s cabinet, external said the successful pilot project held in Framlingham last year could be rolled out to 11 other market towns, which will see major digital upgrades.

The project, titled Smart Towns, will include provision of free wi-fi, online promotions to attract shoppers, footfall tracking data, and new high street apps and town websites.

Image source, Tim Marchant / Geograph

"We need to make these towns as attractive and accessible as we possibly can,” said council leader Steve Gallant.

Work to roll out the scheme is to begin later this summer and should be completed within two years.

Around £400,000 has been spent on bringing the project forward to date, with council approving a further £500,000, while the New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership, external has pledged £200,000.

The 12 towns to benefit from the scheme are:

• Aldeburgh
• Beccles
• Bungay
• Felixstowe
• Framlingham
• Halesworth
• Leiston
• Lowestoft
• Saxmundham
• Southwold
• Wickham Market
• Woodbridge