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More signings by Grays Ath. Kenny Beaney and Jao Carlos. Interesting times..... #
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Dramatic twist for Thameside Panto....... #
H-Dhami, Drama Fest, Les Mis at Park Inn, Stacey Solomon...
TWENTY-FIVE Christian, Sikh and Hindu community leaders gathered at the Beehive Centre in Grays last Thursday evening (26 May) to hear about the progress...
Celebrating tickets for track and field for olympics! Mourning hole in bank account! #
RT @fortysevenwords: Panorama report leads to four arrests at mental hospital...
Devastating spells of bowling from Greg Barr and Greg Cohen sealed the Belhus fate at Stanford Recreation ground on Saturday. Cohen picked up five wickets at a cost of just 17 runs from ten overs, while Barr claimed four victims for 39 runs from twelve overs. Five Belhus batsmen suffered the ignominy of being dismissed without score - four of them to Cohen.
Twitter reveals secrets: Details of British users handed over in landmark case t - Telegraph http://t.co/GwV0P2o via @Telegraph #
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@Salesscene up by midday, apologies for delay! #
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Jill Snelling was the perfect Mrs Reece, with just the right level of caring bossiness. With such a small cast it is a pleasure to be able to mention them all by name. Victoria Grayling and Karen Reeves were the perfect foil to Jill’s Mrs Reece, whilst Kevin Watts played the hapless single male with a light and funny touch. Lisa Chapman was a complete delight to watch as she degenerated from the country bumpkin housekeeper into the drugged character that is a central part of this play. There were also three ‘extra’ characters, who appeared very briefly, and are not named in the programme.
