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Update: 1315 hrs Officers were called to Church Langley Way, Harlow at around 5.35am on Monday March 12 following reports of a road traffic collision. On arrival officers found a white Mercedes had been involved in a collision with a tree and a man had…
HUNDREDS of Harlow pupils are being wowed by Public Health England (PHE) scientists this week as part of a national celebration of science. Five schools in and around the town are being inspired by this year’s British Science Week through a series of fun and…
A WEBSITE backed by a number of unions is claiming that many Harlow schools will be very hard hit by cuts to their budgets. It claims that 91% of schools face real-terms budget cuts compared with 2015/16. The website was updated on Feb 2018. https://schoolcuts.org.uk…
THE CHAIR of Harlow Council, cllr Sue Livings cut the ribbon and opened the new Nicholls Field pavilion in Harlow. The £750,000 pavilion will be used by Kazen Kai Martial Arts organisation who have both a local and national reputation. After cutting the ribbon, the…
Harlow Playhouse Wed March 14th 7.30pm https://playhouseharlow.ticketsolve.com/shows/873580484 Produced by Turtle Key Arts OCKHAM’S Razor return with their new show Tipping Point, winner of the Total Theatre & Jacksons Lane Circus Award at Edinburgh Festival 2016. Tipping Point is set in the round with the audience…
A Section 35 dispersal order has been put in place in Harlow following information that an unauthorised car cruising event had been planned for this weekend. The order will run from 7pm today Saturday, March 10, to 12.01am on Monday, March 12. It covers the…
Staff at Princess Alexandra Hospital report improvements at Trust The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust is pleased to share our latest annual staff survey results, which reflect a number of notable improvements over the past year. They are now in the top 20% best performing…
YOU may have noticed that after the snow drifted away, we have been left with even more potholes in Harlow. There are some new ones and there are some that have, like an old wound, re-opened. They can appear overnight, like this monster pothole on…
ESSEX Police is appealing for information about an aggravated burglary in Harlow yesterday (Wednesday, March 6). Three men armed with a hammer and monkey wrench forced entry into a property in Arkwrights at around 9.30pm and threatened a woman inside. The victim, aged in her…
POLICE officers investigating the death of a man in his 20s on the M11 on Friday are making a renewed appeal for witnesses. An Essex Police spokesperson said: “We were contacted at 8.15pm on Friday, March 2, with reports a grey BMW 318 Sport had…
AN historically significant pond located within the Fountain Farm Supported Housing scheme in Tye Green Village received a make-over thanks to Bush Fair Cllr Mark Ingall and a group of Labour volunteers. The pond, which dates back to the middle Ages, had become densely overgrown…
PASSMORES students attended a high-profile event at the Houses of Parliament recently when they were invited to The Childnet Digital Leaders Convention. The event, which was hosted in partnership with Facebook, was aimed at student champions of digital safety and online creativity, and provided an…
HARLOW Council leader, Emma Toal has blasted the health bosses over their plans to close the Potter Street surgery, Osler House. By all reports, cllr Toal gave the health bosses both barrels at a Potter Street residents meeting on Wednesday night. They are all meeting…
LABOUR has successfully defended the ward of Little Parndon and Hare Street. Victorious Chris Vince won with 62.2% of the vote, which is their biggest percentage share of the vote in this ward for a long time. The Conservative share has also gone up but…
Harlow Business Awards set to open nominations. Click on link for further details. http://harlowchamber.co.uk/business-awards http://harlowchamber.co.uk/business-awards
THE attached pre-planning event is taking place next week on the regeneration of Elm Hatch and the area around St. Andrews Meadow. Residents in the area have already been invited and posters are being displayed in the area.
