Archive - Saturday, 16 February 2019

'Bulphan firm deserved fine for worker's fall' - reader letter
I THINK it’s good the owner of the Bulphan firm was fined following the fall of his worker.
Man wanted in connection to child abuse probe
Police are urgently trying to track down a man wanted on child abuse charges.
Have your say on civic offices plans - reader letter
FOLLOWING on from my recent comments about the proposed civic offices extension/vanity project it appears that the public are being consulted, albeit in a small way, and notification of this consultation is very low key.
Police need to trace vital witness in Paul Wallington murder probe
Police have identified a witness in relation to the death of Paul Wallington in Brentwood last year.
Residents reminded to allow extra travel time as major A13 roadworks due to start
Narrow lanes and a reduced speed limit will come into force on the A13 this month ahead of road widening works.
Independents call for immediate review of Tilbury dust after councillor's assurances proven untrue
An Independent party is calling for an immediate review after claims the Environment Agency had tested magnetic dust were found to be untrue.
‘Social media normalises suicide and self-harming’, claims Thurrock MP Jackie Doyle-Price
IMAGES on social media of self-harm and suicide “normalise” such behaviour and leave people at risk, the suicide prevention minister has said.
Down memory lane - More postcards images of Thurrock
This week Down Memory Lane looks at more postcards of Thurrock including harvesters at Horndon On The Hill in 1910.

15th February 2019