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Blogpsot by Nishall Garala Our Harlow…. I think the town we live in is very important! Harlow has been the place where I was born and brought up in and I believe it has been fabulous, the area I lived in with the community spirit…
Young People and Crime I am not an expert on crime analysis, but there are reasons why young people commit crimes whether there pretty crimes or serious ones, however they are not simple reason why young people become involved in offending. However we do know…
Social Media: Harlow’s Link for Updates CAN you now imagine a world without your Facebook feed or the latest information from Twitter? Times have changed, and so is the way that the Harlow community at large are using social media sites. Facebook really took off…
WE LOOKED in on the very popular on-line blog of Old Harlow resident, Rob Tyler recently and suddenly saw that he had over 10,000 likes! Since Rob started the blog he has become very popular. We will be catching up with Rob soon but if…
By Nishall Garala Hindu and Proud Hello, this week my blog is most base around religion and faith, I don’t tend to cause offence to anyone but I believe regions and faiths are a strong belief and a brilliant form of guidance in someone’s life,…
By Hannah Clare AS the elections approach, and with a few days to go, there’s still a chance for you to decide to vote green. After he visited Thurrock last week, I want to convince you why voters should put a cross next to the…
By Nishall Garala SO my blog this week is inspired from Friday when we had a Ministerial visit at college, with Matthew Hancock MP, Robert Halfon MP and Vicky Ford MEP, when I asked for a selfie with Mr Hancock, in front of everyone. For…
Blog-post by Nishall Garala The New Beginning Do you feel you’re finally beginning to see signs of new life? By now, maybe you’ve witnessed a bud of green, popping from a tree, or some bulbs finally forcing a flower between blades of grass. Spring has…
ONCE again, we dip into Old Harlow resident, Rob Tyler and his journey as a stay at home dad. WELL, Poppy started this week where she left off previously with asking a nice quiet girl why she has metal in her mouth and as we…
OVER the last month I have been working with Harlow Council’s Community Safety Team. It has been absolutely amazing and I can’t thank the whole team enough for letting me shadow them and for making me feel welcome. Harlow Council Community Safety Officers include Community…
Blogpiece by Nishall Garala Happy Mother’s Day This week I am going to dedicate my blog to my mum and auntie. According to the term “Mother” in the dictionary says simply “a woman in relation to a child or children to whom she has given…
By Steve Hannam So… Readers of these blogs are well aware of my trouble dealing with Tiddles the Silverback when I come into the room or indeed home as he appears to loathe the very sight of me. As an experiment last week, TCMH suggested…
WE HAVE enjoyed reading and publishing Steve Hanham’s blogs called “Living with Luke” where he details the day to day life of living with an autistic teenager. But we wanted to find out more. So we went to see Steve and his family in Nicholls…
Blog-post: By Nishall Garala OVER the years we’ve seen local people and community groups come up with some of the most innovative solutions to local challenges. But we’ve also seen that sometimes they need a little help unlocking their potential. Constituting a community group, finding…
ONCE again we dip into the popular blog of Steve Hannam which chronicles his life with his son who is on the autism spectrum. So… This week I wrote a book. Well…that’s not strictly true. This week I published a short story, I actually wrote…
Blogpost by Nishall’s Garala Young people and their potential FROM Monday to Friday last week, I have had 24 hour day with some wonderful young people in Norfolk, and it was amazing. During my time away I realised many things, but one really stood out.…
