THE Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex (PFCC) has contributed £5,000 to Thurrock Centre for Independent Living in the form of a crime and disorder reduction grant from the 2022-2023 Community Safety Development Fund to help more than 50 vulnerable people to secure their LPA for free.
STUDENTS and staff at William Edwards School, part of South West Essex Community Education Trust, are beaming with pride at the excellent results seen...
FOLLOWING the recent ballot for strike action on passenger services in England and on London Underground by the train driver's union, The Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (ASLEF), there will be no c2c services on Friday 1 September.
MORE than 1,000 reports from victims were taken over video call by specially-trained since March 2023, providing stronger evidence for cases of domestic abuse.
The...
A POLICE investigation has been launched into circumstances related to a controversial and twice defered planning application made to Thurrock Council.
Thurrock Nub News reported last...
THURROCK Council had the highest ratio of fixed-penalty notices (FPNs) to enforcement actions in England, according to Defra’s fly-tipping league tables.
The unitary authority issued...
HOLLYWOOD Bowl centres across the south east are leaving no pin standing as they embark on a search to find unsung heroes who have made a striking impact on their communities.
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.
ESSEX Police are supporting this month’s week-long national drink drive campaign and we’re asking the public to stop and think before they get behind...
WITH a new term on the horizon, Trenitalia c2c has produced a short film to support students who will be travelling by train to school unaccompanied for the first time.
PATIENTS are finding it easier to eat during mealtimes in hospital, thanks to new specialist cutlery.
Moulded knives, forks and spoons have been recently introduced across Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust after a successful pilot earlier this year. The chunky handles on the cutlery are easy to hold and have grips, meaning many more patients are able to feed themselves.
