Academy principal Kevin Sadler called Stephen "an outstanding young person”. "He personifies the values that are at the core of the academy's vision. He is diligent, trustworthy and resourceful. As our student theatre technician, nothing is too much trouble. He gives up much of his free time to support all academy events from our in-house performances to open days and PSA evenings
I am satisfied that a robust process was followed with respect to advancing our alternative Budget. The final proposals presented to Full Council were approved in terms of cost and feasibility by the Chief Executive and S151 Officer, which is the correct procedure. It is now down to officers and the Administration to make these savings happen and to realise the benefits.
Mark Vinall, Principal, said, “We are the experts in post-16 education in the area, and have over 30 years experience as a successful sixth form college. Palmer’s also has a fantastic team of established teaching staff who are passionate and extremely knowledgeable about the subjects they teach.”
If his plan was to shake any complacency out of his team, it worked a treat and they were at Ilford from the off. Even the loss of Huggins after eight minutes when he turned an ankle didn’t dent the flow and his replacement, Neil Richmond, marked his return to the side after a lengthy injury with an imposing performance and two goals.
Cllr Morris-Cook has describred the Tory plans for the beach as "privatisation". something the Conservatives hotly dispute. Whilst, Labour councillor Martin Healy seem to stoke up fears at the meeting that the plans could lead to "other things".
ngage, the community organisation have been involved in setting up completion events across Thurrock where someone has been available to help residents complete the forms. A spokesperson for ngage said “The completion events we held were great and many residents have valued the one to one support, even if it has just been to find out more about the census and ask questions.”
Coach Ryan Jones said: "It is not an exaggeration when I say, the boys have given freely over 40 hours throughout the season in snow, sleet and rain all dedicated to becoming the best that they can possibly be!
Cllr Tony Fish, Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care, said: “I’m delighted that we are opening this new Extra Care housing facility, the first of its kind in Thurrock. With 65 new units of Extra Care housing, this accommodation will help keep people out of residential and nursing home care and enable them to stay in their own home, but with the support necessary to maintain their independence and quality of life.”
Ockendon ward candidate Aaron Kiely kept residents informed of proceeding through Twitter as travelled from South Ockendon to Hyde Park to listen to Labour leader Ed Miiband speak. Aaron said: "It was good to see large trades union organisations rub shoulders with small community groups and thousands of individuals to protest."
A GRAYS TAXI driver was celebrating this weekend after winning £24,000 on Noel Edmond's Channel 4 show, Deal or No Deal. Carol Brockit, 35, said at the beginning of the show that she wanted to open up a florists and had been on courses in Thurrock.
English teacher, Ben Guest, 25, was in Tokyo when the Tsunami struck Japan. He initially retreated south to Osaka but has since returned to his teaching duties in Tokyo. These are anxious times for his family back in Stanford as they await news from Ben.
THE PORT OF TILBURY owners, Forth Ports today announced it had agreed to a £760 million takeover offer by its largest shareholder, Arcus European Infrastructure Fund, after a 10 per cent rise in profits reports The Scotsman
The political climate in 2007 was somewhat different. The Tories were three years into their rule. They ambled through the campaign, picking up seats through the political nouse of Orsett councillor Mike Revell who ensured they took Homesteads and ran Labour close in other wards in the west. Labour also sleptwalked through the campaign and this was to lay the roots to them losing Homesteads in 2007 and also failing to take Ockendon, just about hanging onto Belhus. They would also see a series of seats being lost in the west over the next few years.
Having said that, no-one could realistically argue that East Thurrock didn’t deserve the points. They were the dominant side all afternoon and even though their second goal owed much to a poor decision by ref Adrian Oldershaw, they always appeared to be in control of their destiny.
