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PLANS for over 50 car parking spaces in a development off First Avenue have met with a series of objections by local residents. The application submitted to Harlow Council is for: external works including 54 car parking spaces, 30 cycle spaces, new playground area and…

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A BRENTWOOD widow who blames her husband’s death on being refused an in-person GP appointment during coronavirus restrictions last year says more people will die “unnecessarily” if doctors do not see people face to face reports the Local Democracy Reporter. Peter King died months after…

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A HARLOW HEADTEACHER has issued a warning as anti-vaxxers continue their protests outside Harlow schools. Last week, a number of protestors stood outside Passmores Academy on Tracyes Road offering leaflets to schoolchildren. Chief executive of the Passmores Learning Community, Vic Goddard later issued a statement…

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FIRMS and business groups have criticised the government for what they see as a lack of action to help fix supply chain shortages. reports the BBC. During his speech at the Conservative Party, Boris Johnson said a high-wage, high-skilled economy was being created in the…

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A NUMBER of Harlow residents have been before the courts in relation to road traffic offences including drink driving and driving under the influence of drugs. Andrew Bennett, aged 31, of Aylets Field, Harlow On March 23rd drove a Chevrolet GMC on Paringdon Road, when…

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IT was another steady week for Harlow with a total of 635 vaccines issued in the past seven days. That brings a total of 115,631. Once again well done to all those involved in the whole operation. The fact remains that there are over 20,000…

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THE county council is reviewing its office requirements post-covid given it expects about three quarter of its workforce will be working at least partly from home by 2022. With nearly 6,000 people of its total 7,700 staff to be working under a hybrid model, the county council…

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HARLOW’S MP, Robert Halfon, has lobbied Greater Anglia for many years to make improvements to all of the train stations in Harlow and the villages and also to cut the cost of commuting. He again raised his campaigns with the train operator in a meeting…

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AN EPPING resident has been fined for assaulting a nurse in Harlow. Ruslan Rustamov, aged 47, of Cedar Court, Epping, pleaded guilty at Chelmsford Magistrates court to the following. On November 7th, 2020 in Harlow assaulted an emergency worker, a nurse, acting in the exercise…

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INFRATRIL, a listed global infrastructure business, has agreed to invest up to £130 million in Kao Data, the UK developer and operator of advanced data centres. Kao Data, through its facility in Harlow, is a sponsor of the Business Weekly Awards. Infratil is a New…

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PLANS to change a Water Gardens coffee shop into a restaurant are set to go before the Harlow Council planning committee. The application relates to Esquires. Proposal The proposal is to change the use of the café (Use Class E(a)) to a restaurant and bar…

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A HARLOW home care company boss declares that caring is a ‘job of the future’, urging people to come onboard as she pledges to build an army of caregivers to provide support in the local community. Neena Patel of Home Instead currently has 20 vacancies…

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WE are giving you updates on the Covid-19 situation in Harlow as the needs arise. We are doing this because we want to give Harlow residents an accurate picture of where we are re Covid-19. The report covers UK figures; Princess Alexandra Hospital figures; the…

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HARLOW College officially opened its new town centre Salon to the general public with a ribbon cutting ceremony performed by local MP Robert Halfon. The Salon is situated on East Gate in the former Citizens Advice Bureau building. Robert, along with members of the public,…

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THE family of a Harlow father-of-two who died from asbestos-related cancer are continuing to appeal to his former workmates for information that may help determine how he fell ill. Terry Coombes was diagnosed with mesothelioma in October 2019. A terminal cancer of the lining of…

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HARLOW Council has agreed a plan to deal with the issue of street drinking in Harlow. The issue of street drinking is one that has negatively affected the perception of the town centre and other areas within Harlow. It is a complex problem, which is…