MORRISONS is the first supermarket in the UK to offer food past its 'best before' date through a ground-breaking app which offers the food directly to customers for a great price.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is warning millions of Self Assessment customers to be aware of fraudsters in the run up to the 31 January filing deadline.
MORRISONS Grays is opening its café to Christmas party groups – offering £7.50 a head 3-course meals including prawn cocktail starters, British turkey and all the trimmings and traditional Christmas pudding and custard.
ON Wednesday 20 November, over 2,500 students from schools and colleges across Thurrock attended Opportunity Thurrock, the boroughs largest careers and further education exhibitions.
GOOGLE UK External Affairs Manager Michaela Neild initially announced the workshops at the South East LEP Digital Skills Partnership launch event earlier this year.
ON Friday 8th November, Mothercare Thurrock will commence a massive closing down sale with everything* in store dramatically reduced, just in time for Christmas – everything must go. Following the previous closure of 60 stores, it has been confirmed that Mothercare has now gone into administration and is closing all remaining stores across the UK with all stock discounted.
FOLLOWING the launch of new homes at The Shires, Redrow is opening their first show home on Saturday 9th November. The Shires, based in Bulphan, offers a selection of spacious three- and four-bedroom family homes from Redrow’s award-winning Heritage Collection.
ALL the homes at a new housing development in South Ockendon, which only opened to the public last year, have now been reserved – demonstrating the strength of the housing market in Essex.
A GROUP of local apprentices will take the next step on the journey to becoming fully qualified engineers, IT specialists, safety technicians and operations team leaders and start their new roles at Amazon in Tilbury.
WITH planning permission secured for the controversial redevelopment of the council’s civic offices, local business-owners say the £10million project will destroy their livelihoods.