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Stanford Festival: Another Great Year

The Stanford Festival has so much going on that it is hard to know what to edit down. From Elvis on the stage, the opportunity for quiet reflection in St Margaret's, Hog Roast in the Rising Sun, the variety of shops open and doing brisk business, a huge variety of stalls of interest and education and all this on a beautiful day.

Justice Not Junkets: New Tory Blasts Deputy Leader

....young Homesteads councillor, James Halden believes that the public are more interested in whether their councillors are dealing with the issues that concern them on a day to day basis rather than the freebie and junkets laid before them.

Election Fiasco: The Buck Stops Down The Hall

Any criticism of the counting agents interfering was quickly shot down by Cllr Phil Anderson. He said: "The agents have a democratic right to point out inconsistencies. There were counters who had been up for a day and were struggling to count to ten."

MP Praised For Keep Trade Local Campaign

But far too many of our cities and towns are creating ‘Clone Town Britain’. As ambassador for this campaign I agree with Essex FSB that we need to stand up as a united voice and together we will tell the Government, to Keep Trade Local.

Prizegiving at William Edwards

FORMER England, Harlequins and Willaim Edwards Old-Boy, James Evans was the Guest of Honour at the Prizegiving Ceremony for William Edwards School. The ceremony displayed the huge array of talent and achievement at the school.

Belhus 2nds Slip Up Against Old Southend

DESPITE solid knocks of 33 and 35 by Nick and Ben Marns, Belhus just couldn't find enough in the tank to catch the 177 all out put down by Old Southendians.

Bas Fest Bakes in the Sunshine

Burnt shoulders, cold beer and great music

Stanford Crash To Bottom Side Basildon

A festival of runs for Basildon as the bottom side put Stanford to the sword.

Ngage AGM

The staff and directors of ngage Thurrock Ltd would like to invite you to attend its Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 27th July 2010 from 6:30 for a 7pm start at The Beehive, West Street, Grays.

Healthy Dinners From Council Rewarded

Thurrock Council’s schools catering service has been awarded a Bronze Catering Mark from Food for Life — one of only six in the country.

St Joseph’s School Fete

AS WE said, it was a glorious weekend for fetes and festivals in the borough culminating in an excellent Stanford Festival yesterday but one of the highlights on saturday was St Joseph's School Fete in Stanford-le-Hope.

High House Topped Out

"IMPLEMENTATION is the key to the work of the Regeneration Project in Thurrock" were the sage words by Chairman of the Thurrock Thames Gateway...

Youth Cabinet Banquet

THE Youth Cabinet is one of the shining achievements of Thurrock Council. Under the guidance of Tom Flynn, the young people have bloomed in confidence and ability. It isn't about politics although many members have gone on to launch careers in the political chamber.

Ploughman’s Lunch at the FAB Club

N AN era where life moves so fast, it is refreshing to step into the FAB (Folk, Acoustic and Blues) Club based at the White Hart in Grays and let life slow down.There is a warm, gentle feel to the club that has been running for decades.

Penalty Save Ends Tilbury Glory

The overall winners were FC Barolle who play in the Ilford District League but it was a close thing. In the final they overcame Tilbury (Anchor) on penalties after the game ended goalless

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