THURROCK ASIAN ASSOCIATION is leading the community celebrations of DIWALI Celebrations at the Thameside Theatre, Grays on 20th November, 2010 from 6 to 9 pm. Everyone is
For Thurrock, Connor Ramm scored 15 and Brandon Williams hit 14. Rayleigh raced to a 62-run victory over Belhus "A". Four batsmen made significant contributions in a Rayleigh runfest,
Thurrock started this NE14 Hockey Div 3SE game top of the table. Thurrock then continued where they finished the previous week, with short sharp passing and some very good opportunities falling to the strike force of Steve Abbott, Matthew Gaut and Jacob
Essex County Fire and Rescue Service report that although calls were up slightly higher for a Friday night , 55 compared to an average of 22 Bonfire night was relatively quiet.
For a while suspicion has been growing that the real cost of the fashion industry is not just the price on the label but the treatment of workers in poorer countries who work in sweatshop conditions to produce those must-have this-season items
‘Theatre Is’ Showcase Frontline Crew
By Lucy Chipperfield
Let’s face it, Thurrock is a very talented place full of inspiring individuals wanting to make a...
Tilbury 0, East Thurrock United 2
As is often their way, East Thurrock made a bright start to the match but failed to make a breakthrough. They had plenty of pressure and as early as the fourth minute young
We are almost there . The final touches are being added to the very impressive building that is the Royal Opera House Production Park and the press were invited to take a look. There is some
Following the successful launch of the Community Education Programme last year,
Ormiston Park Academy have decided to run the same programme again this year.
Tory representatives on the committee were particularly opposed to losing staff at Thurrock’s flagship activity park. After reviewing the base budget for Grays Beach, Councillor Pauline Tolson was supported by the committee in saying, “simply, Grays Beach
The former Post Office in George Street was acquired by the Thurrock Thames Gateway Development Corporation in December 2008. Phase I of the reopening took place in March this year when the doors of theThurrock Learning Shop officially opened
Hundreds of young people from across Thurrock and surrounding areas are teaming up with national and international organisations to help solve real life business problems as part of the Next Top Boss "Down to Business" challenge.
So the axe has finally fallen and, as usual, it falls hardest on those who have the least. The new Coalition Government constantly blames the cuts on Labour, who undoubtedly played a large part in creating the problems we now face with their
