VOLUNTEERS are needed to help protect the rights of vulnerable people and minority groups in Thurrock. Police are appealing for residents to come forward and help support the Thurrock Independent Advisory Group.
THURROCK train lines were thrown into chaos on Saturday after a stand-off between a teenager on the lines and the emergency services. The ambulance service was alerted at 7.18am to a man reported to be near the rail way line near Princess Margaret Road, Tilbury.
In their continued effort to stop burglaries in the area, officers have been carrying out high visibility patrols in key areas, and carrying out stop checks in a bid to deter burglars from the area.
Michael Searle, from South Ockendon, who owned the ride, pleaded guilty to breaching section 3(2) of the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974. He was fined £3,000 and was also ordered to pay £1,000 in costs at Aylesbury Crown Court yesterday (Thursday 30 September 2010).
Thursday morning saw traffic congestion on the A13 and M25 throughout the rush hour while a collision on the Stifford intersection saw traffic going into Grays affected as well.
A woman answered the door to a man at about 8.30pm who threatened her and demanded she hand over any cash or jewellery she had in the house. Jewellery was handed over to the man described as white, wearing a dark blue hoodie and white T-shirt.
Investigating officer, Dc Steve Bailey, said: “The man was working as a delivery driver, and it is unacceptable that he had to endure this whilst trying to make a living. He was slightly injured, but it clearly could’ve been a lot worse. I would appeal to the conscience of anyone that knows who did this or saw the attack to come forward and help us with our investigation.”
In 2000, she applied for membership of the General Dental Council using the degree she claimed to have got in India. The court head she had worked for nine years at six NHS trusts carrying out a wide range of duties, including minor surgery.
In Essex this year there are 4,233 fewer victims of ASB than last year - a 10 per cent fall in reported incidents compared to the year before. In all five Essex Police areas there have been noticeable falls in the number of problems. The Chief Constable of Essex, Jim Barker-McCardle, said: “I have personally insisted since I arrived in Essex that we respond actively to calls from the public when there is a concern about anti-social behaviour.
After the rush hour, Thursday’s event moved to Sainsbury’s in Chafford Hundred where shoppers were offered valuable help and advice from Thurrock Trading Standards around consumer rights, Essex Fire and Rescue on fire safety in the home and the work that Thurrock Council does in case of a borough-wide emergency. Crime Prevention and personal safety advice will also be available.
In the report, the police explain their reasons for objecting to the licensing of the event. They state: "A serious incident has taken place at on the 4th September 2010 at the premises, resulting in serious disorder, drunkenness, underage drinking and serious assaults leading to serious injuries.
The court order sets out a number of strict conditions which if broken could lead to his arrest, prosecution and a prison term. They include a ban from the Derwent Parade area of South Ockendon and any form of threatening, abusing or intimidating behaviour.
Police were called to Celandine Close at about 11.40pm on Sunday, September 19, after a woman was stabbed several times. She was taken to hospital and had emergency surgery.
On Thursday 47 vehicles were checked and 12 mechanical defects were found with eight leading to prohibitions. A total of 140 driver’s hours infringements were found and £1,580 was collected in fines and deposits.
A 29-year-old man from Grays, arrested for sexually exposing himself in an alley on Roseberry Road, Grays on Tuesday, August 3, was today charged with exposure. He has been bailed to appear at Basildon Magistrates Court on September, 30.
