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Does the council have money to burn?EXCLUSIVE by Jim Tanfield HARLOW Council splashed out more than £25,000 on energy bills for Harlow Swimming Pool - after it was shut to the public.
(28/08/2008)
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Strike called off at StanstedBy Sandra Perry A SECOND strike by 33 workers at Stansted Airport who scan luggage going into the holds of aircraft has been called off for tomorrow.(28/08/2008)
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Singing goalie hits right notesBy Chris Moss TEENAGE goalkeeper Michael Dumoulin swapped Barrows Farm for the Emirates Stadium when he took to the stage to sing his way through to the next round of TV talent show The X Factor.
(27/08/2008)
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Smoke alarm saves resident in fireBy Chris Moss A SMOKE alarm saved a Harlow resident from injury after a fire ripped through their flat in The Angle housing shelter on Bank Holiday Monday.
(27/08/2008)
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Man falls to deathBy Chris MossA 26-YEAR-OLD London man died after falling from a block of flats in Harlow on Saturday (August 23) afternoon. (28/08/2008)
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Vote for a Harlow Hotspot HERE is the shortlist for this year's Harlow Hotspots competition and now it's time for you to vote for the project you want to win.(26/08/2008)
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£150k clean up bill for fly-tipped junkBy Web Reporter MORE than 52 tonnes of junk has been illegally dumped in Harlow during the past four months, costing taxpayers thousands of pounds.
(27/08/2008)
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Council in 'disgrace' over VJ Day gaffeBy Chris Moss COUNCIL chiefs were accused this week of showing a lack of respect after ordering war veterans to postpone a remembrance service for Second World War heroes. Members of the Far East Prisoner of War Association were shocked when they were told they would have to cancel Friday's Victory over Japan Day service in the Town Park.
(21/08/2008)
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Pupils celebrate GCSE resultsBy Jim TanfieldGCSE students had plenty to cheer about when the wait for their long-anticipated results finally came to an end today (Thursday, August 21). (27/08/2008)
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New system for theatreBy Jim TanfieldTHE latest stage in the history of Harlow's Playhouse has seen the venue's booking system and website get a revamp. (28/08/2008)
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Arrests following string of raidsBy Ben Wilkinson TWO men have been arrested following a spate of burglaries in and around Harlow and Epping over the bank holiday weekend. A total of seven incidents involving the theft or attempted theft of vehicles after the keys were stolen from inside properties, were reported to police on Sunday morning.
(27/08/2008)
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Councillors rake in £170k expensesBy Jim TanfieldHARLOW councillors claimed almost £170,000 in expenses and allowances in the last financial year. (28/08/2008)
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Families united for anniversary of soldiers' deathsBy Web Reporter THE parents of a Harlow soldier killed in a friendly fire incident in Afghanistan are to mark the first anniversary of his death with an emotional trip to Ben Nevis to see his comrade's ashes scattered.
(21/08/2008)
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Men jailed for flying drugs into UKBy Court Reporter TWO men who were involved in flying in large quantities of class A drugs to North Weald and then distributing them across Hertfordshire and the South East, have been sentenced to a total of 20 years imprisonment.
(20/08/2008)
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VIDEO NEWS
Daring dad's tiger featBy Chris Moss A DAREDEVIL dad from Harlow came face-to-face with some of the planet's most magnificent animals to prove himself worthy of being crowned as the town's most fearless father.
(28/08/2008)
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Countdown begins to 2012By Chris Moss A SERIES of Olympic-themed events took place across Harlowto mark the end of the Beijing Games and the beginning of the countdown to London 2012.(27/08/2008) [Read More]
A-level grade wait finally overBy Chris Moss THE nail-biting wait for the results that will shape their academic futures finally came to an end for impatient A-level students across Harlow as they picked up their grades.
(28/08/2008)
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