THAMES Enterprise Park Ltd has submitted a planning application to Thurrock Council to transform the former Coryton Oil Refinery into a new superhub, creating up to 4,500 jobs including skilled, engineering and apprenticeship opportunities.
JOIN us at our next Thoroughly Thurrock event when we take a Tour of The Port of Tilbury during which you will learn about the work of the Port itself and its’ plans for the future with Tilbury 2 as well as finding out about two of their programmes with the local community.
ABOUT 60 developers and investors visited Thurrock as Thurrock Council seeks to transform the borough and make it an even better place to live, work, play and learn.
AMAZON invited employees at our fulfilment centres across the UK to tell us what they like best about working at Amazon and why it is the right place for them. More than 800 employees from across the UK and dozens from each site took part.
TRUST me when I say... that this is just the start of a long journey on the house selling process. I always urge people moving home to allocate a realistic overall time frame;
WHEN owning a home or buy-to-let property in South Ockendon and Thurrock areas, it’s often easy to ignore the regional and national picture when it comes to property.
Tony Levoi Celebrates Long-standing Veteran
The team at local Vauxhall retailer, Tony Levoi in Thurrock, are celebrating after Mrs Clair Courtney, has clocked up an...
Help get your business idea off the ground with Thurrock Social Entrepreneurship Programme
ASPIRING entrepreneurs in Thurrock are being encouraged to apply for a free...
FORTH Ports Limited, one of the UK’s largest port groups, has for the first time reached the final of the Logistics Awards 2018 in the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) category. The independent awards celebrate logistics industry excellence across a range of areas with the winners being announced on 20th September in London.
WORK completed three weeks ahead of schedule despite engineering challenges such as having to dig through concrete designed to withstand World War Two air raids
COMPANY bosses who dissolve their firms to avoid paying off staff or meeting pension commitments will risk being hit with fines, under new government plans reports the BBC.
