By Nishall Garala Working life YES, it is incredibly important to have a job, so you can pay the bills, buy necessary items, and most importantly to enjoy yourself. Many people have a job for the sake of for a long term period, and I…

SOMEWHERE in Harlow, six houses are happily sitting down to watching black and white television. Figures released by TV Licensing have revealed that there are still six licences in existence in Harlow. There are now fewer than 12,000 sets now in use nationwide. In 2000,…

POLICE are appealing for witnesses following a burglary in Harlow where a significant amount of damage was caused. Entry was gained to a house in Tilbury Mead between 4.30pm and 6.30pm on Saturday, January 11. A fish tank was smashed and red paint was daubed…

IT IS the Field of Dreams but it a community farm on the Harlow border is more than a fleeting fancy for Purford Green resident, Elliot Wollen. Elliot hopes to build a community farm in the land on High Wych. YH went along to the…

A DEDICATED Coroner’s Court has opened in Chelmsford this week providing bereaved families and friends with an improved service and additional privacy when attending inquests. The court will become the main venue for cases heard by the Essex Coroner’s Service. Located at County Hall via…

Ryman Div One North Harlow Town 5 v 1 Brentwood Town HARLOW TOWN rose to third in the league with a devastating display of attacking skill as they beat Brentwood 5-1 at the Harlow Arena. Two goals from Alex Read as well as goals by…

by Jo O’Reilly HARLOW resident, John Higgitt has started a new photoblog ‘Harlow: a photographers view’ documenting areas around the town that could do with some TLC. A Harlow resident for over 20 years Higgitt explained to Your Harlow how the idea came about, “It…

RSPCA Stort Valley Branch is launching a free spaying scheme in an effort to reduce the huge number of stray and unwanted pregnant cats. The charity says last year was one of the worst on record and the situation is now at “crisis point”, with…

by Jo O’Reilly ON Thursday night the Gibberd Gallery hosted a private viewing of British photographer, James Smith’s latest photography collection ‘London Overspill’. Guests were invited to look around the exhibition before The Gibberd Galley’s Corrina Dunlea, introduced Harlow MP Robert Halfon to say a…

A TOY BUNNY has been re-united with its owners after a picture of the toy was posted on Facebook. The bunny was left in the Ostler House surgery in Potters Street. But socially-minded staff put a photo with a note attached on the “Join if…

HARLOW RESIDENTS and businesses are being urged to have their say on the proposed M11 junction 7A before the exhibition ends on Friday January 31. Visitors to exhibitions can learn more about the proposed new junction and comment on the proposals by using cards at…

IF you think you’ve got what it takes visit the Specials Recruitment stand at the Harvey Centre, Harlow, on Saturday, January 18, for information. Special Constables have full police powers, uniforms and equipment but sacrifice their free time on a voluntary basis, organising their busy…

VEHICLE breakdowns caused several areas in Harlow to miss their recycling collections. Bins all over the town are still sitting out on Saturday morning after the mechanical failures. Portfolio holder for the environment, cllr Phil Waite said: “There has been some disruption to recycling collections…

POLICE want to identify a man who was caught on CCTV close to the time that a security guard was assaulted in Harlow. The victim, a 26-year-old man from Harlow, had approached the man as part of his duties, when he was struck with a…