Hoop nightmares as basketball court in Harlow vandalised
A BASKETBALL court in Harlow has been seriously damaged despite being “out of bounds” for the past few months.
‘Ghost town’ Harlow warning as hospitality and retail firms on brink of going under warns Labour
LABOUR is warning of our high streets becoming “ghost towns” and many more workers losing their jobs as new figures show tens of thousands of pubs, restaurants and shops falling through the cracks of Government support.
5G could provide £13 billion boost to east of England economy over next 10 years
THIS report has found that upgrading from 4G to 5G could add as much as £13.4bn to the East of England’s economy over the next decade, and could transform the way the public accesses vital services. Across the whole UK economy, this value stands at £158bn over the same period.
Cricket in Harlow set to resume from July 11th
RECREATIONAL cricket is set to resume in England from Saturday, 11 July, says Prime Minister Boris Johnson reports the BBC.
Planning permission given for dozens of flats in the Market Square
PLANNING permission for thirty-three new flats at the back of the Market Square in Harlow was granted by the Harlow Council planning committee on Wednesday night.
Harlow Council playgrounds, outdoor gyms and basketball courts to remain closed
HARLOW Council will reopen its 43 outdoor playgrounds when it is safe to do so and after it has fully considered health and safety guidance issued by the government.
Robert Halfon MP calls for Skills, Skills, Skills at key education and training event
NOW it is not often in life that one of our wishes is granted. At the start of last month, colleagues at the Edge Foundation kicked off a campaign asking people what their one wish would be for the future of education.
Wedding registrars left with no income in furlough complaint
ESSEX County Council has been accused of treating registrars in a “disgraceful way” after they have been left with no income as they come off furlough – despite a lack of weddings to preside over.
Conservative councillors meet over future of Harlow’s cycle tracks
“HARLOW is now a garden town,” continued Cllr Hardware, “and is set to grow significantly over the coming decades. A key part of the aims of the garden town is a shift to more sustainable forms of transport, cycling being key. A compressive and well-maintained cycle network is crucial to the delivery of those aims.”
Latton Park: Body Fresh Fitness set to re-open
Body Fresh Fitness is proud to announce the opening of the New outdoor gym on the 6th of July under strict and secure COVID 19 regulations. Body Fresh is based at Latton Park, th eHome of Harlow Rugby Club. Body Fresh Fitness is a gym that looks after its Members which includes: Free training app […]
Harlow Alliance Party’s response to Town Centre Plan
Harlow Alliance Party’s response to Town Centre Plan HARLOW Council has made known their plan for the future re-development of two areas within the Town Centre. This will form their bid to the Government who have given an undertaking to give financial support to Councils who have schemes in place to help regenerate town centres. […]
Harlow Council to re-introduce car parking charges
FROM Monday 6 July 2020 charges in Harlow Council-owned car parks in the town centre, town park and neighbourhood shopping centres will be reintroduced.
Public toilets in Harlow Town Park to re-open
FROM Monday 6 July 2020 the public conveniences in Harlow town park, adjacent to Pets’ Corner, will reopen.
Planning boss expresses concerns about Tory plans to overhaul planning system
THE CHIEF executive of the Royal Town Planning Institute has written an open letter in response to the Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s plans to “overhaul” the planning system as part of his “Build, Build, Build” speech.
Appeal for stolen car that may be in Harlow
AN appeal has been made for a stolen car that may be in Harlow.
Harlow Council launch Coronavirus support discretionary grants scheme
HARLOW-based small and micro businesses, which have not be eligible for funding during the coronavirus pandemic, can now apply to Harlow Council for a discretionary support grant.
Problems with drainage in Netteswell Pond
A NUMBER of readers have asked us why water seems to be being pumped into Netteswell Pond over the last few days.
Ambulance service calls for responsible drinking as pubs reopen
EAST of England Ambulance Service are urging the public to show restraint, drink responsibly and remember social distancing on the first weekend that pubs and restaurants reopen as lockdown restrictions are eased.
Plans approved for more houses in Newhall
PLANS for more housing in Newhall were approved by Harlow Council’s planning committee on Wednesday night.
Details of churches open for private prayer
Churches Opening for Private Prayer (In addition, some churches are opening for Sunday and other public services from 4th July. These are in addition to the below) Churchgate Street St Mary’s Mondays and Thursdays 10-11. Great Parndon St. Mary’s: 9:30am – 12pm Wednesday & Thursday Little Parndon St Mary’s 10-11am Wednesdays Nazeing All Saints 9.30am-12noon […]
The Crown landlord looks forward to re-opening on Saturday
WITH many pubs re-opening on Saturday July 4th, YH popped down to The Crown in Old Harlow to speak to the landlord, George Reynolds and see how the last four months were for the pub and how he was preparing and looking forward to opening on Saturday July 4th.
Record readership for Your Harlow
YOUR HARLOW has just passed last years page view record with six months to spare.
Young people from Harlow’s Livewire Theatre premiere their first original Screenplay
HARLOW charity Livewire prepare themselves for acclaim as they await the premiere of their full length feature film entitled “Lockdown”.
Greggs set to re-open at The Water Gardens
GREGGS will be back in town this Friday! Your favourites are back on the menu and tasting as good as they always have!