Thurrock grabbed a vital three points in an impressive display and victory against fellow strugglers Lewes. The game started briskly as an early free kick for Lewes after foul on Lewis Ide but the kick was driven harmlessly wide. Rob Swaine looked bright up front but it was Lewes enjoying the majority of possession although most of the early exhanges were marked by mistimed passes and challenges.
This show really does have the ‘feel good factor’. From the moment you walk in the door we were treated to the Eurovision Experience. Cheesy as it is, it really cheered up a cold winter’s night.
We are continually impressed with the healthy state of Thurrock Schools this year. Exam results have exceeded all expectations and there is a general "feel good factor " in school corridors.
A new page of Thurrock Council’s website advises residents what can go in each of their three waste and recycling wheelie bins. Everything from aerosols to yoghurt pots and biscuit wrappers to sponges is there. In all there are over 300 different items on the list, just scroll down and see. It can be accessed via http://www.thurrock.gov.uk/waste/
Saturday 1st X1 - Player of the Year - Gavin Jefferies. Gavin topped the SNEL Div 3 batting averages and finished 4th overall in the League batting averages. Saturday 2nd X1 - Player of the Year - Michael Cansdale. Despite his ills in an on and off season Michael managed some very good batting and bowling and fully deserved the acolade.
The youth, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was driving on the Chadwell Road in Grays on the 17th September when police stopped him. The court heard that the youth gave the police a false name but it was soon established that he had neither a driving licence nor insurance in respect of the vehicle.
The minister hailed achievements to date - new businesses like DP World, Ikea, Westfield and Southend Airport - all bringing skills and jobs into the area. He said that even in a time of financial restraint, it had been possible to maintain commitments to large scale projects like the ongoing £14.5 billion investment in Crossrail which will connect residents and businesses south of the river with the rest of London. And world class projects like the Sustainable Industries Park in Dagenham which provides the foundation for green technology to become the backbone of the Thames Gateway.
WHEN you drop into rehearsals over a long period of time, you become more and more intrigued as to how the final show will look. There is an increasing intensity to rehearsals as the date for the world premiere in conjunction with the opening of the Royal Opera House technical facility.
The court heard that the youth smashed a door, a wooden bannister, various items of crockery, three picture frames, a wooden cabinet and a Sky remote control to the value of £200. His mother was present at court and told the presiding magistrate that although her son is living with his aunt, the family are trying to get back together.
Preciado and Quinones were arrested by officers from the UK Border Agency when the Ems Trader, the container vessel they had been hiding on over the Christmas period, docked at the Port of Tilbury on 27 December last year. The ship had set sail from Colombia on 15 December and stopped at the Port of Rotterdam before travelling on to Tilbury.
After Labour defend their members rights to belong to voluntary organisation, top bosses privately fume as councillor who was too ill to attend vital council meeting chairs residents association meeting the next night.
A total of ten GP practices are currently run directly by the primary care trust; the other practices across south west Essex are run by GPs themselves. NHS South West Essex is inviting other organisations to apply to take over the management of these ten surgeries in line with national guidance. The second phase is about to start and letters will be sent to patients at The Brambles Practice in Brentwood at the end of November. Patients can give their feedback by completing and returning the feedback form we are sending them. There will also be a drop-in session at the practice, where patients can come along and find out more.
He said: "This was not a proper consultation. Why on earth did you produce a 51 page document? It was simply too daunting for many people. "I don't think you appreciate the level of fear that has spread throughout the community."I also question why you put an advert in a local paper giving the date of the consultation meetings when two of the meetings had already taken place."
All five teams in the borough face vital games at both ends of the table. East Thurrock go looking for a 100% record against Maldon while Thurrock and Aveley's new managers go looking for the green shoots of recovery.
