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Councillor concerned over wall of secrecy around land that should have benefitted borough's children

By Neil Speight

13th Apr 2022 | Local News

Cllr Sara Muldowney has raised questions over the management of land in her ward that should benefit local children.

Councillor concerned over wall of secrecy around land that should have benefitted borough's children.

Overnight arrests as fuel protesters trespass at borough sites

By Neil Speight

12th Apr 2022 | Local News

Police continued to safely remove protesters from borough sites

JustStopOil fuel protests continue in Thurrock where the police bill has topped £1 million.

Blood test concern as Basildon Hospital is said to have major flaws in its systems

By Neil Speight

11th Apr 2022 | Local News

Major problems have been identified with blood testing at Basildon Hospital

Blood test concern as Basildon & Thurrock Hospital is said to have major flaws in its systems.

More arrests as protesters return to borough storage site

By Neil Speight

11th Apr 2022 | Local News

Protesters have placed themselves in dangerous positions on a petrol tank site in Thurrock.

Climate campaigners put themselves and police in danger with latest protest says police force.

Thurrock continue fine run with another impressive victory

By Neil Speight

11th Apr 2022 | Local Sport

Thurrock continue fine run with another impressive victory at Chingford - and it could have been by a wider margin.

Prime viewing: A right royal production at the Thameside

By Neil Speight

10th Apr 2022 | Local News

THEATRE-goers in Grays will get the chance to see a noted political play in June when, to mark the Queen's platinum jubilee, Thurrock Courts Players will perform 'The Audience', written by Peter Morgan (creator of Netflix's smash hit 'The Crown').

The play centres around the private audiences the Queen has had with her prime ministers over the years, from Winston Churchill to David Cameron.

More arrests as protesters return to Thurrock storage site

By Neil Speight

10th Apr 2022 | Local News

AFTER a brief respite from protesters yesterday (Saturday, 9 April) Essex Police were back in action this morning after more campaigners turned up in Thurrock to disrupt access to a fuel storage site.

Officers were alerted early this morning after group of more than 20 protestors arrived at the Exolum site in Grays.

Another impressive win from Thurrock

By Neil Speight

10th Apr 2022 | Local Sport

Thurrock 28, Belsize Park 17

THURROCK continued on their best run of the season as they defeated Belsize Park at Oakfield on Saturday (2 April).

A quiet Saturday as police reflect on a difficult week that brought 338 arrests

By Neil Speight

10th Apr 2022 | Local News

Officers carry away a protester yesterday (8 April). Picture by Stephen Huntley.

ESSEX Police has delivered its latest update on protests in Thurrock by supporters of the JustStopOil campaign group and its supporters.

It was released at lunchtime, with police reporting no protester activity so far today (Saturday, 9 April).

Top effort from knitters and chatters!

By Neil Speight

10th Apr 2022 | Local News

A POST box in Grays has been topped out for Easter by an enthusiastic group of knitters who have been clicking their needles to raise funds for disadvantaged children.

The Grays-based Needles and Chat group have put a seasonal top on the box outside Little Thurrock Post Office, where visitors snd shoppers are being invited to buy handknitted chicks for £2.50 each which include a cream egg.

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