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Battle of Britain commemorations in the borough

3:39pm Monday 8th September 2008

THE Thurrock branch of the Royal Air Force Association will be holding their Annual Battle of Britain Service at the Grays Cenotaph on Sunday, September 21.

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Dance school needs support to flourish

3:20pm Monday 8th September 2008

A THURROCK dance school is hoping to raise its profile and expand and is appealing for support.

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Lakeside furniture giant ILVA closes its doors for last time

2:29pm Monday 8th September 2008

A THURROCK retail superstore closed its doors for the last time on Sunday.

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Kent cyclist says litter in Thurrock is a national disgrace

1:49pm Monday 8th September 2008

A KENT cyclist has branded Thurrock the litter capital of Europe and a national disgrace.

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New store opens its doors in Grays

11:47am Monday 8th September 2008

A NEW electrical and domestic appliance store has opened its doors in Grays.

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Thurrock youth bus charity seeks support

11:12am Monday 8th September 2008

THURROCK youth charity, Bar ‘n’ Bus, are asking for support at a fundraising quiz ‘n’ chips night.

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PLUS group website launch

10:42am Monday 8th September 2008

THURROCK branch of PLUS, a social organisation for 18 to 35-year-olds, is moving with the times in launching a brand new national website.

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Vicky beats 6,000 into final of songwriting contest

10:48am Monday 8th September 2008

A THURROCK songwriter beat 6,000 enties to be a finalist in the UK Songwriting Contest 2008.

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Your chance to suggest the work that young offenders carry out in the community

10:57am Monday 8th September 2008

THURROCK Council want residents to come up with suggestions for work to be carried out in the community by young offenders.

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Cold callers targeted in free play

10:30am Monday 8th September 2008

A PLAY highlighting the potential problems of cold callers will be staged in Thurrock next week.

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Your Say YourThurrock

TTGDC are a shambles and once again have proved they have no knowledge of Chafford Hundred, in particular if they are ignoring the lack of classroon placs caused by years of inadequate council policy. More people, more crime, more rubbish, more council tax. − Old100

'Jam-packed' Chafford gets more homes »

"Here they are, about to cosy up to one another so it doesn't look like their bickering like children and points scoring to see who's in charge. Meanwhile ordinary members of the public's views are ignored time and again with no explanation as to why. They don't care what the public think at all." − PA, Grays

Peace about to break out between DC and Council »

Around the borough

Working together is a Smart idea

A THURROCK community has a sparkling new look after a major clean up of the area - as part of the national Big Tidy Up campaign.

Give us action not gimmicks!

A GRAYS pensioner who received £60 for her suggestion to improve facilties for patients at Basildon Hospital says she just wants action not a prize.

Youngsters in litter row respond with positive messages

LAST week’s Thurrock Gazette story about littering and rowdy behaviour by young people in Stanford-le-Hope prompted a huge wave of protest from young people in the town who claimed they were being unfairly criticised.

Grays RBL set to reopen

THE Royal British Legion Club in Grays - one of the few original buildings remaining on the High Street - opens its doors once again next week, 18 months after fire destroyed the venue.

On course for charity cash at Langdon Hills

LANGDON Hills Golf and Country Club is proving a popular venue for fundraising golf days and this week hosted a presentation ceremony to a number of worthy causes as the proceeds of events were handed over.