ESSEX Police has has offered its "assistance" to inspectors investigating the financial situation at Thurrock Council reports the BBC.
The council admitted a series of...
Isthmian North
Tilbury 1 v 1 Wroxham
TILBURY earned a single point at home to Wroxham on Saturday afternoon.
Tilbury's Charlie Morris (62') opened the scoring but...
GRAYS could really only have themselves to blame for their first home defeat of the season. Having failed to find any real sharpness throughout the 90 minutes a late equaliser should have sealed a point – but there was a final sting in the tail.
A 76th minute goal from Kenny Aileru gave Aveley victory in this afternoon's (Saturday, 12 November) Isthmian Premier derby at Parkside, played out in...
MODULAR house builder ilke Homes was joined by Iceni Projects to host local councillors at the pioneering Hope Green development in Stanford-le-Hope last week where the company, in partnership with Gresham House and Octopus Energy, is delivering the world's first-ever homes to guarantee zero energy bills.
MILLERS missed the opportunity to go to the top of the table on a wild and wet night on the south coast but they will still have been pleased with a hard-working effort that sustains their promotion credentials.
A QUICKFIRE double, scored early in the game, set the Rocks on the way to another three points, the goals coming from an unexpected source with young defender Ben Steward, currently on loan from Isthmian Premier neighbours Aveley firing in his first Rocks goal on 14 minutes
IF THERE was ever an athlete that you could describe as a professional's professional then it surely must be Hayley McLean.
This week, Shaftesbury Harrier...
THURROCK's Yamaguchi Goju-Kai Club hosted our association Karate Kumite Tournament in Thurrock on the 25th September, the Venue was ideal it was the Bagminton Sports Hall at William Edwards School, the large Sports Hall was able to set up four competition areas with seating for over 300 spectators.
THURROCK Council has been allowed to borrow £836 million to ensure it meets its obligation to pay back money loaned to it from local authorities, pension funds and other public bodies.
THE extent of central Government’s concern over Thurrock Council’s finances has been laid bare, amid fears that “further evidence of failure could come to light” reports the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
