Thurrock Tories slam “Labour scaremongering over former Grays Adult Education Centre
A LEADING Conservative has hit back over allegations of not caring about residents around the now-defunct adult education centre in Richmond Road.…
Essex Police: Help them to brighten a vulnerable child’s Christmas
CHRISTMAS is a time for giving and Essex Police wants to brighten Christmas for vulnerable children who may otherwise receive little or nothing.…
World Aids Day: Government pledges millions to end HIV infections in England by 2030
THE government has pledged more than £23 million to end HIV infections in England by 2030, as the armed forces begin removing long-standing barriers to people living with HIV from serving in the military reports Sky News.…
End of free parking at recreational grounds in Thurrock
THURROCK Council may start charging to park in recreation grounds across the borough to bring in £160,000 a year in fees reports the Local Democracy Reporting Service.…
Wall surrounding Stanford-le-Hope home could be torn down
A HOMEOWNER may have to knock down a 6ft high wall around his home in Stanford-le-Hope report the Local Democracy Reporter.…
Jack Petchey Foundation launches survey to find out young people’s thoughts on future of environment
THE Jack Petchey Foundation has launched their survey, The Jack Petchey Environmental Youth Survey, this month to find out what young people are specifically concerned about in their local environment, what they are already doing to positively impact it and what they…
Grays councillor angry over Tory response to Thurrock Adult Community College
GRAYS Thurrock Councillor Lynn Worrall, has spoken of her anger after Tory councillors turned down her plea for the council to work with residents on the future of the Thurrock Adult Community College site in Richmond Road, Grays.…
Concerns over drivers allowed to drive despite accumulating twelve points on licence
THOUSANDS of motorists continue to drive on Britain’s roads, despite having racked up enough penalty points to be disqualified, an investigation has found.…
Firefighters rescue horse from river in Grays
ESSEX Firefighters rescued a horse from a river in Grays this morning.…
Lakeside bosses issue statement on face coverings
“THIS means that all visitors over 12 years old, unless medically exempt, must wear a face covering when entering the building, while walking through the centre and when inside each of the retailers.…
Beacon set to be installed on Bulphan for Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
A TOWERING beacon is set to be installed in Bulphan Recreation Ground to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.…
South Ockendon: Charges following drugs and weapons raids
TWO people have been charged as part on an investigation into drugs and weapons offences.…
Thurrock History Society: November Report
AT our November meeting Martyn Lockwood gave us a whistle-stop tour of Essex, citing many heroes and villains who lived there. He started with Eliab Harvey of Chigwell, a Rear Admiral who fought at Trafalgar and was one of the pallbearers to Nelson, also serving as an MP. There was also a connection with the Tolpuddle Martyrs, who were brought home from their time in Australia and installed on farms in Greenstead and High Laver before going to Canada.…
Essex Police: Help them to brighten a vulnerable child’s Christmas
CHRISTMAS is a time for giving and Essex Police wants to brighten Christmas for vulnerable children who may otherwise receive little or nothing.…
World Aids Day: Government pledges millions to end HIV infections in England by 2030
THE government has pledged more than £23 million to end HIV infections in England by 2030, as the armed forces begin removing long-standing barriers to people living with HIV from serving in the military reports Sky News.…
Vue Thurrock : Christmas with Andre
THIS December 4th and 5th, load up your sleigh and head to the cinemas for André Rieu’s: Christmas with André.…
Lakeside bosses issue statement on face coverings
“THIS means that all visitors over 12 years old, unless medically exempt, must wear a face covering when entering the building, while walking through the centre and when inside each of the retailers.…
Beacon set to be installed on Bulphan for Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
A TOWERING beacon is set to be installed in Bulphan Recreation Ground to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.…
No festive fun for Santa’s helpers at Christmas events
THE thought of meeting a real-life reindeer at a Christmas event is exciting for people of all ages, but the animal welfare charity is concerned that these complex creatures could be suffering.…
Leatherland Lodge Care Home receives Mayor’s certificate of recognition
LEATHERLAND Lodge are honoured to receive the Mayor's Certificate of Recognition from the Mayor of Thurrock, Councillor Sue Shinnick. The award was presented to Kerry Cooper, Home Manager.…
Tim Hortons set to open in Thurrock
TIM Hortons®, the iconic Canadian restaurant, has announced it will open the doors to its brand-new restaurant and drive-thru in Thurrock on 10th December. Fans will finally get their hands on its famous coffee, freshly baked donuts, and delicious meals when it opens its new venue, from 7am on Friday in Lakeside Retail Park. …
Thurrock Tories slam “Labour scaremongering over former Grays Adult Education Centre
A LEADING Conservative has hit back over allegations of not caring about residents around the now-defunct adult education centre in Richmond Road.…
Essex Police: Help them to brighten a vulnerable child’s Christmas
CHRISTMAS is a time for giving and Essex Police wants to brighten Christmas for vulnerable children who may otherwise receive little or nothing.…
World Aids Day: Government pledges millions to end HIV infections in England by 2030
THE government has pledged more than £23 million to end HIV infections in England by 2030, as the armed forces begin removing long-standing barriers to people living with HIV from serving in the military reports Sky News.…
End of free parking at recreational grounds in Thurrock
THURROCK Council may start charging to park in recreation grounds across the borough to bring in £160,000 a year in fees reports the Local Democracy Reporting Service.…
Wall surrounding Stanford-le-Hope home could be torn down
A HOMEOWNER may have to knock down a 6ft high wall around his home in Stanford-le-Hope report the Local Democracy Reporter.…
Jack Petchey Foundation launches survey to find out young people’s thoughts on future of environment
THE Jack Petchey Foundation has launched their survey, The Jack Petchey Environmental Youth Survey, this month to find out what young people are specifically concerned about in their local environment, what they are already doing to positively impact it and what they…
Grays councillor angry over Tory response to Thurrock Adult Community College
GRAYS Thurrock Councillor Lynn Worrall, has spoken of her anger after Tory councillors turned down her plea for the council to work with residents on the future of the Thurrock Adult Community College site in Richmond Road, Grays.…
Concerns over drivers allowed to drive despite accumulating twelve points on licence
THOUSANDS of motorists continue to drive on Britain’s roads, despite having racked up enough penalty points to be disqualified, an investigation has found.…
Firefighters rescue horse from river in Grays
ESSEX Firefighters rescued a horse from a river in Grays this morning.…
Lakeside bosses issue statement on face coverings
“THIS means that all visitors over 12 years old, unless medically exempt, must wear a face covering when entering the building, while walking through the centre and when inside each of the retailers.…
Beacon set to be installed on Bulphan for Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
A TOWERING beacon is set to be installed in Bulphan Recreation Ground to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.…
