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  • 'Party tearing itself apart over EU' - MP column

    I have to say events in Parliament this week were not our finest hour. We all of us, Conservative and Labour, stood on a manifesto to deliver on the instruction given to us by the referendum. Now it looks increasingly like we will not leave at

  • New takeaway planned in Chadwell St Mary

    PLANS have been resubmitted to change a shop into a food takeaway business. The change of use application is for 117-119 River View Chadwell St Mary. The Gazette understands the property is a convince store. Plans have been previously refused

  • Family musical show coming to theatre in Grays

    A PRODUCTION of Alice in Wonderland is coming to Grays. After the success of The Wizard Of Oz, KD Theatre Productions returns to the Thameside Theatre with a brand new family musical show. It will be at the theatre on Tuesday, April 9 at 2pm

  • Annual Thurrock Business Conference returning for ninth year

    The annual Thurrock Business Conference is returning and offering businesses chance to find out about exporting to international markets. Now in its ninth year, the event will have a theme of the benefits of importing and exporting in growing a

  • Free skills event coming to college in Grays

    Thurrock residents looking for work or considering a career change are being encouraged to attend a free skills event. The South Essex Skills Roadshow event, organised by Thurrock Council, is taking place at South Essex College in High Street, Grays

  • £72million Lakeside expansion latest

    A NEW food court area is being built at Lakeside Shopping Centre. The Hall will provide a 14,500 square foot buzzing new dining area to the shopping centres new £72 million leisure extension. It will feature food traders, seven kitchens, a

  • Police officer dismissed after altering witness statement

    A serving officer has been found to have breached the standards of professional behaviour after altering a witness statement in a shoplifting case.  PC Jack Harrison, who was based in Grays at the time, attended a store in the town on March 16,

  • Terminal illness will not stop me skydiving for hospice

    A TERMINAL cancer patient is planning a skydive to raise cash for the hospice which will soon care for him. Adrenalin junkie pensioner Jeff Wakefield, 68, decided to help raise cash for St Luke’s Hospice before he is too ill to do so. Jeff, of