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THE Range is excited to announce that it will be opening a branch of Iceland within its Harlow store on Friday 30th July. It opens on the same day as an Iceland in the Loughborough store, which will take the total number of Iceland branches…

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Job Advert: Rainbow Services: Project Co-ordinator

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THE average premium paid to purchase a new build property compared to the price of an existing home in Britain is 29%, new research shows. Overall, the average price of a new build property in the UK is £323,667. The greatest difference in price between…

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PEREGRINE Livefoods, Europe’s largest specialist wholesaler of reptile products, has officially made the final payment towards becoming a fully independent employee-owned trust reports Pet Business World The latest development comes as founders and co-owners Tim Green and David Perry conclude their four-year exit plan. The…

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NEW national flexible rail tickets, matching modern working habits and saving passengers hundreds of pounds, will be available to commuters across England from next week. The launch of flexible season tickets is the first step in the reform of the railways, as part of the…

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TAYLOR Wimpey is bringing new homes to Sawbridgeworth this month with the launch of its latest development, Tudor Park.  Tudor Park will be a community of 140 homes, of which 40% will be classed as affordable homes. The new development will also provide a range…

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A BAN on landlords evicting firms for unpaid commercial rent is being extended for another nine months reports the BBC. The ban, which stops landlords taking tenants to court for non-payment, was due to end on 30 June. Treasury Secretary Stephen Barclay said the delay…

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T Levels are a new technical qualification – starting nationally in September 2020 and at Harlow College in September 2021 – which will follow GCSEs and will be equivalent to three A Levels. T Levels combine classroom theory, practical learning and an industry placement of…

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CALLS for business rates relief and the furlough scheme to be extended have been rejected as Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed last night that the date for easing England out of lockdown will be delayed to July 19 reports Retail Gazette The fourth and final stage of…

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LAST Friday, the Minister for Railways, Chris Heaton-Harris MP, visited Harlow-based Land Sheriffs, following an invitation from Robert Halfon MP to see the remarkable work the company does in protecting Britain’s rail tracks. https://www.youtube.com/embed/a1pJXUfScdY Through their security work, the hard-working Land Sheriff staff have managed…

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COVID vaccinations are to become compulsory for staff in care homes for older people in England, the BBC has been told. Care staff are expected to be given 16 weeks to have the jab – or face being redeployed away from frontline care, or lose…

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BUYING a home has been cheaper than renting on a monthly basis for the last five years. In March 2020, on the eve of the pandemic, a purchaser with a 10% deposit would have been £102 per month better off buying than renting reports Property…

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AFTER being stopped in their tracks, not twice but three times, by national lockdowns, local entrepreneurs, Sarah Holmes and Jim Thompson, have finally been able to confirm dates for their Presentation Skills Workshops in Harlow’s picturesque Parndon Mill Gallery.  “We started creating these workshops three…

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ExcludedUK statement in response to today’s announcement by PM FURTHER to the Prime Minister’s announcement today, ExcludedUK reiterates that +3 million UK taxpayers have been left without support for 15 months and continue to be left out in the cold. This announcement only reinforces the ever…