Mersea Island is located in the estuary of the rivers Blackwater and Colne, approximately nine miles south-east of Colchester. It has a resident population of 6500. Its area of five square miles includes the town of West Mersea and the village of East Mersea.
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An artist working with copper or steel. Introduces the production techniques with a gallery of images.
A guide to the island and its facilities, activities and sports. Includes tide times.
Details and dates of athletics activities on the Island with images, news and contact.
An annual festival of sports, entertainment and activities started in 1981. Includes a live countdown with video clips of previous festivals.
NHS GP clinic and health centre with appointment details, prescriptions and access to online services.
Gallery, programme of events and lectures plus meeting details.
News, fixtures, players and contact details.
Details of the beers brewed and the vineyard on the island. Includes where to buy and upcoming beer festivals.
Details of the Island, its location and people.
A historic shed previously used to store and pack locally caught oysters. Tells its history and how to visit.
Live video webcam of The Strood crossing, Mersea Island. Includes tide times and the likelihood of the crossing being underwater.
Details of the beers brewed and the vineyard on the island. Includes where to buy and upcoming beer festivals.
Live video webcam of The Strood crossing, Mersea Island. Includes tide times and the likelihood of the crossing being underwater.
News, fixtures, players and contact details.
A historic shed previously used to store and pack locally caught oysters. Tells its history and how to visit.
Details and dates of athletics activities on the Island with images, news and contact.
NHS GP clinic and health centre with appointment details, prescriptions and access to online services.
A guide to the island and its facilities, activities and sports. Includes tide times.
An annual festival of sports, entertainment and activities started in 1981. Includes a live countdown with video clips of previous festivals.
Details of the Island, its location and people.
Gallery, programme of events and lectures plus meeting details.
An artist working with copper or steel. Introduces the production techniques with a gallery of images.
