Family 'eternally grateful' for community as search for Martyn Richardson ends
The Richardson family say they are “eternally grateful to the community” after search activity for missing Martyn has been suspended.
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Claudia covers north Essex news, writing community stories, entertainment, reviews, and more. She joined the newsroom after she graduated from the University of Essex in 2024 with a Multimedia Journalism degree and a Gold Standard Level 5 NCTJ Diploma.
Claudia covers north Essex news, writing community stories, entertainment, reviews, and more. She joined the newsroom after she graduated from the University of Essex in 2024 with a Multimedia Journalism degree and a Gold Standard Level 5 NCTJ Diploma.
The Richardson family say they are “eternally grateful to the community” after search activity for missing Martyn has been suspended.
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