AN exhibition will be staged in the gallery at Thurrock's Thameside Complex next month. highlighting the role and impact of borough residents who gave...
THE Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) today expressed its delight at the decision of the UNESCO World Heritage Council in Riyadh to inscribe 51 Commonwealth war cemeteries and memorials with World Heritage Status.
PEOPLE across England will be able to celebrate local historical figures under a proposed expansion of the official blue plaques scheme which currently only...
FOLLOWING on from 'War in the Sky' the next exhibition in the Thameside Gallery produced by its vilunteers is 'Thurrock at Sea' which opens on Saturday, 16 September and closes on Friday, 20 October at 11am.
THURROCK Council is commemorating the anniversary of the tragic events of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide, which saw more than 8,000 people killed and countless acts of barbarity committed against women, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes to escape what the United Nations had called this worst atrocity on European soil since the Second World War.
COME along and see 'War in the Sky' at the Thameside Complex Gallery from 1 July, highlighting the people of Thurrock who served in the Royal Air Force and Women's Auxiliary Air Force.
COMMUNITIES are invited to come together at events across Thurrock to celebrate the upcoming 75th anniversary of the Empire Windrush’s arrival in the UK.
AT our May meeting Gary Jones gave us an interesting talk on the workings of an A & E Nurse, having joined the NHS as a cadet in 1969, working up to Head of A & E Nursing at Orsett. He described his work at the hospital, also his personal experience at roadside emergencies.
ON the 22 June 1948, the Port of Tilbury welcomed 500 people from the Caribbean, who travelled for 30 days from Jamaica aboard the SS Empire Windrush, to begin a new life in Great Britain. 75 years later, on 22 June 2023, the Port will mark this anniversary by hosting a day of celebrations at the London Cruise Terminal where they first arrived.