WAREHOUSE workers at DHL Services in west Thurrock, have voted to strike over fears of deterioration in employment conditions when they are transferred to a new company next month. The 51 workers, members of Unite, Britain and Ireland’s largest
The Port of Tilbury, has announced a long-term agreement with leading industrial gas company Nippon Gases Europe to import CO2 to the Thames port. The agreement will see weekly shipments arriving at the port, with Nippon Gases Europe investing in
ADULT learners at Thurrock Adult Community College have started their exams this week. After studying part-time in day and evening classes on free one -year courses, the students will be hoping to mimic last year’s impressive result. Last year
WITH preparations underway for this year’s T100 walking festival, the public are invited to meet local chefs at Kinetika’s Get to Know event. Chefs Stoyen Giorgiev from Bulgaria who runs the Thameside cafe, Alex Elizabeth Ingona from Lizzy’s Kitchen
NEXT year is the year Danielle Jones’s killer uncle Stuart Campbell could be released from prison. Yet, still, all these years on, Danielle’s family have not been able to lay her to rest or say goodbye properly. They still haven’t been able to
AN MP has welcomed news that work has begun to bring in a new law which would prevent parole for killers who refuse to disclose where their victims bodies are. Stephen Metcalfe, the Conservative MP for Basildon and East Thurrock, has championed
