Does anyone know whats happening at Stevenson Farm (Wickford). I usually go to a boot sale there but its the first time I have been there this year. Drove all the way up there & it wasnt on, it looked like buildings of some sort were being erected. ...
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My special needs school needs to be rebuilt.
Originally posted under Havering council Webcasting.
I have decided to post a new thread regarding my school that
is in need of urgent rebuilding work.
I explained that I was going to write to the ...
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I agree with you John about awards. They should go to people who give public service for little or no reward, not to those who have had their snouts deeply in the trough being generously remunerated and then given an award for doing the job they were ...
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Ray,
During my 40 odd years at work, I’ve met and have worked
with some great people. Many of these people have worked unstintingly for
others, with no thought of a reward or honour. They just did their job and
helped others along the way. Most of ...
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Valence Primary School Bonham Road - Car boot sale/ craft sale Sellers @ 09.00 Buyers @10.00 Saturday 25th May 2013 Public car parking, refreshments and toilets £10.00 per pitch
Does anyone know what is happening with a large development of flats on Southend Road, along by St Johns Church? They have all been boarded up and rumours are now circulating they are being developed into a hostel for the homeless. This would appear to ...
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Contact your local councillors, particularly any Resident Association ones. I've always found them quite helpful and they should be in a position to find out what is going on in their own or neighbouring wards. Also, I believe they are all up for ...
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I believe, though I could be wrong, that one of our RA councillors abstained from the vote against the first homeless hostel on Southend Road. The main problem is that even if our councillors vote against something, the rest will vote for it to ...
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Hi everyone. I have a large 2 bed maisonette near cherry tree lane, private road not council block, has 2 double beds, separate toilet and bathroom, large kitchen and large garden. I am looking to exchange to a 2 bed house in Hornchurch within easy ...
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Good evening all, I am a 24 year old, with a postgraduate qualification and who has been unemployed for over 9 months. Believe me I have applied for many jobs and gone to countless interviews. My feedback from interviews is generally positive and that I ...
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When I left school there were many jobs to choose from, all my mates were employed within a few weeks of leaving and for thirty years since.Vince cable suggest you might want to go and find work In India, that suggestion always made me laugh (or cry) and ...
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A creditable turnout from Streetlife members tonight. Thanks to you all. In summary where we seem to be is that the Council has rejected a proposal to set a planning framework context for the site, or to seek any heritage protection for the site, ...
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My opinion is that the buildings on site are not fit for purpose and a new building needs to be erected for the future. However my main concern is that are selling all the land when I believe they should keep some land in reserve for contingency for any ...
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Ray, any news on the campaign? Would English Heritage be interested? There's a hospital site in Woolwich which was redeveloped (although some years ago now), and although you're looking at a retirement rather than a luxury development for St George's, ...
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is there any body who knows how far the improvements to Hornchurch high street will go as the pavements out side the new game shop are in a terrible state up and down with the roots of large trees which need to be cut back will thay go from Sainsbury ...
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It'll be good to slow down the traffic and maybe deter drivers from using the high street. However, I reckon that drivers will park on the pavement to go to the cash points and destroy the paving blocks. Still appears to be a kerb. Not dissimilar to ...
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Unfortunately, they aren't "regenerating" the bit from Billet Lane traffic lights up to Abbs Cross Lane though. Shame, as that pavement could really do with some attention. Will also make the High Street look a bit unfinished. Still think removing the ...
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thank you to all that turn up today for our second meeting and thank you to the U org for the brilliant session on first aid also thanks to hilda for the teas and coffees
The Sanders Draper School, Suttons Lane, Hornchurch is 75 years old this year. To celebrate. on Saturday 13th July, we are holding a family fun day with many stalls and attractions, including a fly past by the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight. ...
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Looking forward to this event. Havering Walking for Health is having a stand during the day with lots of info on the scheme with both walk leaders and walkers to chat to. The evening dance should be fantastic, the Jeff Short Swing Band are great and the ...
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Hi Guys, I am desperate, my son is a lovely, reliable, honest 22yr old. He qualified as a hairdresser with Falltricks in Romford last year after spending a lot of time practically wiping that bloke's arse, travelling all over the country running training ...
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We are about due for our next Streetlife meeting at the Queens Theatre cafe.Previous meetings have been a great success but we still want more people to attend.May I suggest next Tuesday 21st May after 2 pm or Thursday 23rd May at a time convenient to ...
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hi all tomorrow we have the U org coming along to do a session with us called Its called be a Lifesaver first aid focus but this will be learning in a fun way so come along and join in last week we had 8 folks and i have had more enquiries for this week ...
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Found a yale type housekey on our walk today. Nice and shiny andnew looking so has not been there long. Handed it into the cafe in the visitor centre so that is where it can be found.