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IT HAS been another busy and exciting week of campaigning across Harlow and the villages, it is now four weeks since the general election was called for 4th of July and we have already had thousands of conversations on the doorstep. On Wednesday we took…
A MAJOR report, co-authored by the Society of Editors, has said that building trust between journalists and police officers is key to re-establishing the relationship between the wider police and media. The ‘Police and the Media: Repairing the Relationship’ report, published today (Friday 21 June…
OUR General Election Hustings began with each candidate telling the audience why they should vote for them. The evening ended with each one reminding them of the key issues in the campaign to be the next MP for Harlow and the villages. We have editing…
TWO women have been charged following an incident at Stansted Airport. A spokesperson said: “We were called shortly before 5.10am yesterday, Thursday 20 June, to reports of two people having gained access to an area which is away from the runway and main passenger terminal,…
OUR General Election Hustings began with each candidate telling the audience why they should vote for them. The evening ended with each one reminding them of the key issues in the campaign to be the next MP for Harlow and the villages. We have editing…
AS you may well know, politics doesn’t just stop at the border. The Hunsdon, Eastwick and Gilston Neighbourhood Plan Group have sent the following questions to the Hertford and Stortford candidates. Candidates in Hertford and Stortford are (in alphabetical order of surname): John Burmicz –…
ON Thursday 25th April, sixty Year 7 and Year 8 students from Stewards Academy took part in the UKMT Junior Maths Challenge. This involved completing 25 challenging maths questions on many different topics intended to showcase their problem-solving skills. Pupils were competing against students at…
OFFICERS have responded quickly and made two arrests following reports of people gaining access to a private area of an airfield at Stansted Airport. We were called shortly before 5.10am today (Thursday 20 June) . It was reported two people had gained access to an…
ARMED Forces Day, which this year falls on Saturday 29 June, is to be marked by Harlow Council in the week leading up to the day with a flag-raising ceremony outside the Civic Centre. The ceremony will take place on Monday 24 June and begins…
ON the 8th and 9th May, Stewards Academy were visited by a team of four Ofsted inspectors. They spent two days visiting lessons and talking to Governors, staff, parents and pupils. The inspection team were tasked with identifying both the strengths of the school and…
A MAN has been charged following an incident in the Potter Street area of Harlow on Sunday afternoon. An Essex Police spokesperson said: “A man has been charged with attempted murder after we responded to reports of an assault in Harlow. “We were called at…
ALL the candidates for the General Election faced questions as part of the Question Time special held at Passmores Academy on Wednesday night. Questions ranging from Education, Housing, Crime, Planning, Israel, Health, ULEZ and many more were asked in a two hour session. The two…
AN 88-year-old woman died after medics failed to deal with a fractured collarbone – even though it had showed up on an X-ray. Margaret Pilgrim died at the Princess Alexandra Hospital on June 29, 2023 – around three weeks after breaking her clavicle in a…
HARLOW Town Park is the venue for the Learning Disability Festival on Friday. This event, hosted by Essex County Council and Essex Learning Disability Partnership, will include fun activities, performances and information on how you can get involved in your local community! The aim of…
OVER the past few weeks, Pemberley Academy students been looking at the world and the environment. On Friday they invited parents in to see their work. It was quite an impressive site to see parents queuing around the block waiting to come in and see…
