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A ROADSHOW has rolled into Harlow to speak with young people about drug and alcohol abuse. The Essex Young People s Drugs Workers Forum Roadshow has been visiting towns across the county with representatives from drug and alcohol services and the Schools... Full Story »
16:44 - 05 September 2008
AN INFORMATION event is being held to look at employment issues for people affected by multiple sclerosis (MS). The event is being held by the East Herts and West Essex branch of the MS Society and speakers will include welfare rights advisers and a local... Full Story »
15:59 - 05 September 2008
HARLOW Council is working with Business Link to provide more opportunities for people who want to find out more about starting their own business. The Civic Centre in the Water Gardens is the new venue for two new Business Link ventures supported by the c... Full Story »
FOLLOWING the Government s announcement of a raft of rescue measures to boost the housing market, NHBC s new house-building statistics show that the number of applications to start new homes fell by almost half year-on-year in the three-months from May to... Full Story »
TOP airport cops look set to receive a £1 million boost to help them fight against Stansted Airport s criminals. The latest figures released by Stansted Airport Police Force show a reduction in airport crime by almost 12 per cent over the last year, up to... Full Story »
OPPOSITION to Stansted Airport s second runway stepped up a gear last Wednesday (April 2). The Stop Stansted Expansion Group, supported by an army of councillors and MPs, staged a major rally in Bishop s Stortford at the Rhodes Centre to reaffirm its com... Full Story »
STAFF at the Herald are preparing to take part in the Alzheimer s Society s annual fund-raising walk. The Memory Walk aims to raise money for research and to support carers and Alzheimer s sufferers in the community. Herald reporter Melissa Matthews said:...
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THE Harlow Alzheimer s Society has welcomed the news that a new drug could be twice as effective as other dementia treatments. Scientists found that Rember targets a protein in the brain which breaks down nerve cells and reduces brain function, causing Al...
WERE you in the Brays Grove class of 1966? Did you leave school and then see England lift the World Cup. Or maybe you were among the first (1958) and last (2008) pupils to be educated at the Harlow school. It doesn t matter when you left Tracyes Road, the...
HERE at your favourite local website www.harlowherald24.co.uk you can keep in contact with your old friends from Brays Grove. Our mini-site is dedicated to the Harlow school and includes a messageboard where friends and ex-colleagues can keep in c...
PEOPLE across Britain celebrated on Sunday when the Olympic flag was handed from Beijing to London. A series of events took place including a special handover ceremony in Harlow; however the town s own Paralympian, Anne Wafula-Strike, was invited as a Sp...
THE handover of the Olympics from Beijing to London on Sunday will be marked by a series of events in Harlow. A grand ceremony will take place in China when the flag will be passed from Beijing to London, and here in Harlow an official Olympic flag will b...
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