News in Thurrock

"I know the people of Tilbury have good hearts, and the majority of the town will be able to show sympathy to this situation, where a man was very clearly in trouble. I am glad he is now getting the help he needs" - Police chief

POLICE are urging residents of Tilbury to show compassion after a man suffered a mental health crisis in Civic Square on Tuesday, 16 June.

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"I know the people of Tilbury have good hearts, and the majority of the town will be able to show sympathy to this situation, where a man was very clearly in trouble. I am glad he is now getting the help he needs" - Police chief

POLICE are urging residents of Tilbury to show compassion after a man suffered a mental health crisis in Civic Square on Tuesday, 16 June.

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A MAN appeared at Southend Magistrates' Court yesterday (Wednesday 17 June) having been charged with dangerous driving and escaping from lawful custody following an incident in Grays on Saturday, 13 June.

Officers stopped the driver of a black Landrover Freelander on Bradleigh Avenue, after becoming suspicious of the vehicle. The driver refused to get out of the car and provide a breath test sample.

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Excavations at Biggin Lane were widely visible - but Thurrock Council did not step in until it was finished.

THURROCK Council appears set to take no further action following the destruction of wildlife habitat around a Traveller mobile home site between Tilbury and Chadwell St Mary – despite calls for prosecution for breaches of planning law and for restoration of an area of natural habitat which has been destroyed.

Thurrock Nub News reported extensively over recent months on the excavation of hundreds of tons of minerals from an embankment above the Biggin Lane mobile home site and seeming preparations to create space for more caravans in the site. Concerns were raised publicly by local councillors and residents.

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