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Park Inn Thurrock Wedding Fair

BRIDE-TO-BE Rachael Coleman perhaps best summed it up in her interview when she said: "I really like the atmosphere at the wedding fair. Everyone is so helpful but what is important is that there isn't a hard-sell. You feel really comfortable just browsing. But I will be sure to tell my friends to come next time".

Did The Tories Nearly Bankrupt The Council?

A Damning Audit Commission report has exposed the financial mis-management of Thurrock Council prior to Labour taking over in May as putting the borough's finances "close to bankruptcy". The report also highlights the financial and man-management challenges that face the new team of Chief Executive Graham Farrant and Leader of the Council, John Kent.

Businesses Anger at New Chief Executive

South West Essex FSB Chairman, David Miles said: “When the new Leader of the Council was elected Essex FSB wrote asking for regular meetings with him and after an initial meeting we are still waiting for further meetings to be held; on 05 August 2010 we wrote to the new Chief Executive asking him for a meeting and we are still waiting for a reply.

Another Day, Another £1/2 Million Contract Goes Out Of The Borough

Essex FSB (Federation of Small Businesses) is urging Thurrock Council to review its procurement procedures after another major contract has been awarded to a...

FSB Welcome Gateway FM

Essex FSB spokesman for Thurrock, Ross Bannister, said: “Our members tell us that community based radio is something they support as it is local and targets the audiences which local businesses, particularly retailers, wish to reach.

Zonin To Store Wine In Tilbury

Italian wine producer Zonin has signed a contract with London City Bond to store and distribute wine at its Tilbury depot.

Park Inn Thurrock: Santa’s Already In Town!

Set in the opulent grounds of the eighteenth century country house in North Stifford, there is a warm and welcoming feel to the Hotel that sets the perfect tone and atmosphere for any christmas celebration.

DP World Could Be Sold Off

A strategy outline for the group at its latest creditor presentation looked at raising up to $19.4bn to appease creditors.

Floating Museum Heading To Tilbury

The museum is intended to explore for the first time the interlinked stories of London's industrialisation, trade, energy, commodities, migration, wealth creation, seafaring and shipbuilding.

“Why Did The Council Promote “Illegal” Lorry Park?” Asks Residents’ Group

Residents were shocked to discover that a newspaper article (Aug 2008) from www.roadtransport.com where Transportation Manager Ed Vokes is quoted as saying that the council wanted lorry drivers to use the Titan Lorry Park.

Maritime Operates Rail At Tilbury

The four-acre Tilbury Railport is an established and proven common-user facility. Unlike the other rail terminals at the London port, Tilbury Railport offers open access to all train operators for any type of unitised traffic.

Cloud Computing At Learning Shop

The workshop, which is supported by East of England Development Agency (EEDA) through the European Regional Development Fund, will take place on Thursday, 9th September between 0830 and 1100.

Thurrock Council Praised For Local Spending

“Widening the survey to Essex postcodes saw Havering London Borough Council leading the way with a massive 78.5 per cent of its revenue budget (£79.5 million) and Thurrock with nearly 60% while Colchester Borough Council spent the least at 15 per cent of its budget (£8.7 million).

Lakeside Mystery Shopper: Best Buy By Far

PC World and Apple underwhelming sales techniques doesn't impress "Mystery Shopper" while Best Buy gain Full Marks.

Top Boss Demands More Lorry Parks

According to Chrys Rampley, RHA security and infrastructure manager, the planning system needs to be shaken up to prevent local authorities derailing parking proposals. "We have seen a site take eight years to get planning permission - Basildon - which opened in March 2010 and not many firms can withstand that.

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