HARLOW councillors have visited the Three Horseshoes pub after angry residents complained of anti social behaviour in the area. Residents have complained about loud music, fights in the streets and the revving of engines on the main road in Harlow. Great Parndon councillor David Carter…

FARM Fest returns to Herts & Essex Community Farm on Saturday 30th July 12 – 6 with FREE entry and no pre-booking required. The music, arts and crafts festival is aimed at bringing the local community together at the tranquil Fold Croft community project. Local…

ESSEX Police are appealing for witnesses or dash cam footage following a collision on the M11 which left a motorbike rider with serious injuries. It was reported the rider came off his black motorbike near to Junction 7 at Harlow at around 3.30pm on Sunday…

KAO Data has announced the winner of its recently launched Kao Academy competition to design a data centre.  Created in collaboration with Cambridge Science Centre, an independent, educational charity, the Kao Academy is an industry-first science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) resource, designed to engage primary and early…

ESSEX’S fire and rescue service has been told it must improve with some areas of the service “falling short”, a new report has found. The fire service was inspected by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services. An Essex Fire Service spokesperson…

THE latest round of national rail strikes are getting under way, with only 20% of train journeys expected to go ahead today (Wednesday) reports the BBC. Some 40,000 RMT union members at Network Rail and 14 train companies are walking out over pay, jobs and…

WHEN imagining the future of Harlow and Gilston, and surrounding areas, what better people to ask than local young people? With this question in mind, The Quality of Life Foundation and HGGT team joined the Harlow and Epping Forest Youth Councils to discuss the project…

HARLOW Council is pleased to announce that Bush Fair, Norman Booth and Sumners paddling pools are now open. Potter Street splash park has also reopened. The Town Park is still being filled and expected to open sometime tomorrow (27 July 2022). Residents can stay updated…

RESIDENTS in Mark Hall North are invited to have their say on proposals to enhance the protection of the conservation area’s character and features. Mark Hall North has been a Conservation Area since 1987 because it was the first estate to be completed in Harlow…

TWO senior Labour councillors have slammed Tory proposals to change ward boundaries. Cllrs Chris Vince and Tony Edwards said: “At the meeting of the boundary review committee on the 4th of July, as the only Labour Councillors, we voted against the boundary review proposals which…

OUR next Harlow is 75 interview takes us to Switzerland. We have known Anita Schultschik for several years through her music as she is a fine singer and pianist. But we wanted Anita to take us back to her home town of Uster and paint…

HARLOW Council has submitted a planning application to demolish Sherards House which is situated along Thee Horseshoes Road and replace it with 14 homes on the site. Some residents sought help from the Harlow Alliance Party to submit an objection to this plan, in due…

ONE of Harlow’s most well known sculptures ‘Portrait Figure’ by F.E. McWilliam was carefully taken down and taken away for repairs on Monday 25 July by expert art conservators Mtec. The sculpture will be returning to Harlow. ‘Portrait Figure’ was bought by Harlow Art Trust…

MP Robert Halfon has responded to Headteacher Vic Goddard’s comments on a press release issued by the Harlow politician where he claimed Harlow schools were set to benefit from an £84 million cash boost.  https://www.yourharlow.com/2022/07/25/harlow-headteacher-expresses-doubts-over-robert-halfons-claim-of-84-million-cash-boost-for-schools/ Mr Halfon said: “”I welcome Vic Goddard’s message to Your…