By Chris Moss
A MOTHER and daughter from Harlow are the driving force behind plans to stage a huge demonstration in London to demand the sacking of the social workers involved in the case of Baby P, the tragic tot who was tortured to death.
(20/11/2008)
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By Chris Moss
A COUPLE fear they have been put in danger after their home was targeted by vigilantes who mistakenly believed a drug dealer was living in their flat.
(20/11/2008)
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A HUNDRED patients more than expected died at Harlow's hospital in just one year putting the rate above the national average, figures reveal.
(20/11/2008)
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By Web Reporter
SCORES of homes were left without power after workmen damaged an underground electricity cable.
(20/11/2008)
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AFTER a humble upbringing in Harlow you might expect cabinet minister Liam Byrne to have his feet firmly planted on the ground. But an 11-page document briefing workers on how they should treat the former Burnt Mill schoolboy apparently paints something of a different picture.
(19/11/2008)
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A TRADER was arrested by police after a haul of counterfeit DVDs were seized by trading standards officials outside North Weald Market.
(18/11/2008)
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A MAN had his jaw broken in two places after he was beaten in front of his son for refusing to buy alcohol for a group of teenagers.
(18/11/2008)
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GOVERNMENT watchdogs have praised Harlow's only special school for providing "good care and support" to all pupils to help them overcome their learning disabilities.
(20/11/2008)
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HARLOW'S MP has criticised figures stating 2,300 people are currently out of work in the town. Bill Rammell said the Office for National Statistics data was not entirely accurate.
(17/11/2008)
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By Daniel Phillips
A MAN who was missing for nine days has been found safe and well at Harlow railway station.
(17/11/2008)
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BUSINESS chiefs are urging Harlow Council to launch a major campaign encouraging firms in the town to collect more than £2m owing to them each year.
(14/11/2008)
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A MEDICAL centre is celebrating after it scooped "practice of the year" at an awards ceremony.
(20/11/2008)
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THOUSANDS of people braved the cold to witness the biggest Christmas light turn-on Harlow has ever seen.
(17/11/2008)
VETERANS gathered at Netteswell War Memorial yesterday (Sunday November 9) to pay tribute to their fallen comrades on the 90th anniversary of the Great War.
(10/11/2008)
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