READING about two suspects caught dumping 93 tyres in Purfleet recently leaves more questions than answers. Why would it cost Thurrock Council over £20,000 to dispose of them? That’s over £200 per tyre. Where are the tyres now and who put
A DAY dedicated to doing a good turn within the Thurrock community is fast approaching – and “pledges” are coming thick and fast. Giving for Thurrock Day 2019 encourages residents to give to a local cause, either with their time or money. Organisers
A COUNCIL worker is training to walk almost 200 miles for a cancer charity. Mark Mixture, 50, will trek from St Bees, near the Lake District 192 miles across the country to Robin Hood’s Bay in the North York Moors National Park. He will set
EIGHTY-FIVE young people from across Thurrock came together to receive prestigious Jack Petchey Foundation Achievement Awards. The event honoured Achievement Award winners aged 11 to 25 who received medallions to go with their framed certificate
NOW we’ve all got the hump before while driving. Of that I have no doubt. Not a single reader can protest otherwise, surely? However mildmannered you are you must have found yourself in a situation where your blood has boiled, even just a little
