IF YOU have a moment today, have a little think about a Tilbury man called Neil Robin Wright, who went west to find his fortune but died in the North Tower on September 11th, 2001.
ESSEX Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was found injured.
A passer-by found him lying in Fairham Avenue, South Ockendon, at 1.35am on Friday September 9.
LEADER of the Council, Cllr Rob Gledhill spoke this week after hearing the news that Port of Tilbury Chief, Perry Glading would be moving on 31 March next year.
THE wait is nearly over and it can now be revealed that after being contacted in March 2016, the final edits of the brand new Suzuki surprise advert that Thurrock Marching Brass members have worked on with the legendary dynamic duo Ant & Dec is very close to being released.
A LOCAL retired railway man celebrated his 94th birthday and fulfilled a lifetime ambition last Friday (2 September) with a special train cab ride to London Fenchurch Street.
The junior doctors and Jeremy Hunt are at war again. It is often said that the first casualty of war is the truth. Only if politicians were honest with themselves, the public and junior doctors, will this war be averted.
POWER companies have worked together to launch a new national power cut phone line – 105 – to help people contact their local electricity network company.
THIS summer, have you found yourself constantly telling the kids that money doesn't grow on trees? Thurrock Adult Community College is offering a new after-school,
SHOPPERS at intu Lakeside can benefit from a new, pioneering credit card as part of the first commercial agreement between shopping centre owner intu and the credit card experts MBNA.
THURROCK Council's Library Service will be holding its second local history book fair at Grays Library in the Thameside Complex on Friday (9 September) between 11am and 4.45pm.
THE sun shone (mostly) on the 110th Orsett Show. Thousands flocked to the show on the Orsett Showground and as usual there was a wide variety of displays and attractions.
WHY does Children First Fostering Agency have such a great reputation? Perhaps one of the best persons to speak to is one of their former "looked after children"
