ESSEX Police have turned the spotlight on Thurrock's local police team in a feature to mark Neighbourhood Police week.
On an average day, Essex Police...
THE airport welcomed 1.83 million passengers during November, representing 97% of the passengers served in the same month in 2019, the highest proportion of traffic seen at Stansted throughout the recovery period.
INTRODUCING young audiences to the world of theatre, an energetic retelling of one of Shakespeare’s most well-known tragedies Hamlet will be seen by five schools in Thurrock as part of a six-week schools tour across England culminating in performances at the National Theatre in March.
THE Chair of Thurrock Council’s Lower Thames Crossing Task Force bought forward a motion at the Full Council meeting last night (Weds 25th Jan 2023) to seek assurances that the Council is committed to opposing the new crossing scheme as currently presented. The outcome was a show of complete and unanimous opposition from every single Thurrock Councillor in attendance at the meeting.[1]
THURROCK Council’s School Wellbeing Service has collaborated with N-Act Theatre Company to produce a film about young people and the affect that gang involvement can have on members, family and friends.
STAFF and children at Stanford-le-Hope Primary School are delighted with the outcome of their most recent Ofsted inspection. Three inspectors visited the school on 22nd and 23rd November 2022. The overall effectiveness of Stanford-le-Hope Primary School has been graded as a good, with each individual area also rated as good.
THE future of Thurrock Council has been called into question, as commissioners are set to be given more power over the ailing authority reports the Local Democracy Reporter.
