Harlow 22 v 17 East London SATURDAY was another high point for the men’s teams at Harlow Rugby Club all three sides playing and all three winning. This is part of an ongoing series of results which puts all of the sides at the top…

CHILDREN from the Dolphin Ward at Princess Alexandra Hospital were bale to enjoy a Dine with Santa event recently Children were able to enjoy an assortment of sandwiches, cakes, biscuits, crisps and chocolate, which were kindly donated by Subway and Tesco in the centre. After…

Ryman Premier Leiston FC 5 v 2 Harlow Town Reports courtesy of Harlow Town FC THE Hawks had started well and went ahead early on through Jared Small. The hosts hit back with a fortunate goal, before going ahead just before half time. Leiston were…

Happy Christmas Everyone! Blogpost: By Nishall Garala At this time of year, few sights evoke more feelings of cheer and goodwill than the twinkling lights of a Christmas tree. The popularity of a tree at Christmas is due in part to Queen Victoria and Prince…

IT WAS a Christmas carol concert with a difference at Cooks Spinney. Pupils and staff held their carol concert outside in the playground of the popular school. Over a hundred parents turned up to hear pupils sing carols and recite poems. There was also reindeer…

TO celebrate the launch of the brand new Cineworld cinema at The Harvey Centre, Britain’s Got Talent 2016 finalists and Simon Cowell’s golden buzzer act ‘Boogie Storm’ will visit the centre for performances on Saturday 17th December. During their visit Boogie Storm will perform upstairs…

Morning Michael, STUDENTS from Burnt Mill have been awarded brilliant results for GCSE Archaeology from the University of Cambridge. The course involved Two Days Archaeological excavation dig in the village of Clavering One Day at Cambridge University to discuss findings and attend an archaeological lecture…

, it was a very testing competition for the U11’s but for the 12-16 age group, the competition was more difficult. An Open Competition meant that in a particular age group, any player can be any grade therefore depending on how the pools are selected,…

LAST WEEK, Harlow Museum and Your Harlow announced that they had been given a lottery grant to run a series of films that interviewed people on why they came to Harlow. Our editor, Michael Casey, thought he would explain a little bit more about the…

IN a late result from the previous week, Harlow Running Club hosted the first round of the East Herts and West Essex Cross Country League over a five mile course on the fields and woods between Newhall and Church Langley. The ladies team finished 2nd…

HUNDREDS flocked to Harlow on Wednesday afternoon as the Coca-Cola lorry came to town. If it wasn’t looking like Christmas before, then it is looking like it now as they lorry drive into Market Square. Residents quiet down the Broad Walk in order to get…

FA Trophy 1st Round Harlow Town 2 v 0 Eastleigh Report courtesy of Harlow Town FC FIRST half goals from Alex Read and Joe Benjamin put the Hawks in a commanding position, with Eastleigh unable to create any significant efforts at goal. The hosts came…

STEWARDS Academy was delighted to be involved with a new project that encourages KS3 students into Physics. The first part of the day involved a visit to Emmanuel College at Cambridge University where students were given an informative and interesting presentation about life and opportunities…

THE Harvey Centre has agreed to support local charity fundraiser, Terry Card, in his plight to raise money for St Clare Hospice Hastingwood and Macmillan Cancer Support. Terry’s charity work is well known in Harlow, having raised £813 for St Clare Hospice last year. The…