Uncertainty over local rail franchise

By Catherine Lofthouse

THE train operator which runs services through Harlow is facing uncertainty over one of its franchises. (02/07/2009) [Read More]

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Taxpayers still splashing out on pool

By Chris Moss

COUNCIL taxpayers unwittingly forked out a staggering £43,000 over the last financial year to pay for security guards to protect Harlow's disused swimming pool from vandals and squatters. () [Read More]

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Hospital changes protocol after theft allegations

By Louise Sassoon

POLICE were called to Harlow's Princess Alexandra Hospital seven times in 14 months to investigate reports of jewellery or money being stolen from sick patients. () [Read More]

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Council tennis court furore

By Louise Sassoon

COUNCIL chiefs have been hit a volley of embarrassment over their attempts to get Harlow's residents healthy following revelations a massive 80 per cent of council-owned tennis courts in the town are unusable during Wimbledon fortnight. () [Read More]

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Playground plans given the go-ahead

By Chris Moss

PLANS to build a new children's playground in Prentice Place are set to swing into action after developers were given the go ahead to start work on the £354,000 project. (01/07/2009) [Read More]

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Shoppers given purse bells to deter thieves

By Louise Sassoon

SHOPPERS have been handed free purse bells to deter thieves after pick pocketing rocketed in Harlow town centre. (01/07/2009) [Read More]

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Man severely beaten outside pub

By Louise Sassoon

A MAN is being treated for severe head injuries after he was beaten up outside a Harlow pub. (01/07/2009) [Read More]

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Shop has alcohol licence suspended for underage sale

By Louise Sassoon

A NEWSAGENT has been banned from selling booze after it was caught supplying alcohol to a youth during an undercover operation.
(30/06/2009) [Read More]

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Warning over non-emergency 999 calls

By Louise Sassoon

A CUT finger, a migraine and an upset stomach are just some of the 999 calls made to ambulance crews from people living in Harlow. (29/06/2009) [Read More]

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Plane emergency at North Weald

By Louise Sassoon

FIREFIGHTERS were called to North Weald airfield on Saturday (June, 27) after reports that an aircraft was in difficulty.

Photo by Essex County Fire and Rescue Service. (29/06/2009) [Read More]

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Siege man must wait to learn fate

By Court Reporter

A MAN who barricaded himself in a house in Harlow during a one and a half hour stand-off with police must wait to hear his fate after a judge ordered psychiatric reports. (29/06/2009) [Read More]

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Call not to join wheelie bin revolt

By Louise Sassoon

COUNCIL chiefs are urging residents not to sign up to a campaign to stop the introduction of wheelie bins to homes across Harlow. (29/06/2009) [Read More]

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Hospital investigates second theft claim

By Louise Sassoon

A SECOND investigation is under way at Harlow's Princess Alexandra Hospital into the alleged theft of jewellery from an elderly patient.
() [Read More]

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MP claimed for home makeover

By Chris Moss

HARLOW MP Bill Rammell has spent thousands of pounds of taxpayers' money refurbishing his family home. (25/06/2009) [Read More]

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Stern warning over car park racing

By Louise Sassoon

ILLEGAL speed races are taking place in a Harlow retail park prompting safety fears the sport could have tragic consequences. (24/06/2009) [Read More]

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Gang members jailed for racial attack

By Court Reporter

A GANG of youths surrounded a door supervisor "like a pack of wolves" and subjected him to a racially motivated attack. (24/06/2009) [Read More]

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Street Marshal scheme a success

By Louise Sassoon

A PILOT scheme to help reduce anti-social behaviour in Harlow town centre could be rolled out on a permanent basis.
(23/06/2009) [Read More]

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Historic house off at risk register

By Web Reporter

A HISTORIC building has been removed from an at risk register following a huge restoration project. () [Read More]

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Consultation on parking permit plans

By Louise Sassoon

PARKING permits could be brought into areas around Harlow to free up spaces for health workers and business staff under plans being looked at by council chiefs. (23/06/2009) [Read More]

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