by Robert Wyndham So, it's all over and what do we all have ? Tories largest party, close but no cigar. Labour jubilant , but still lost. SNP, oh well, Nicola can put away her "How to speak French/German" CDs as there won't be any more talk...
by Matthew Martino This morning we woke up to the news that the results of the general election have led us to the position of having a hung parliament. The night of drama and nail biting action saw Labour’s vote share surge by 10 points. So below is...
by Matthew Martino Its been a nail biting General Election so far, across the county of Essex there has been a high turnout reported across the county. Although its still quite early it does seem like Essex is becoming a sea of blue shadowing from the results...
by Jo Langley \\ Columnist My fellow brothers and sisters from Colchester, that time has come once again for us to decide our fate and have our voice heard as a town. As a 27year old student currently at the University of Essex's Colchester campus in my...
by Tasha Turner It's a great day for the UK, we can all exercise our right to go out and vote! It's not as daunting or complicated as it sounds. You don't have to scroll through pages of party manifesto's at your local polling station but the...
By Robert Halfon (Conservative PPC for Harlow) First and foremost I want to reach out to any Harlow resident who is having doubts or second thoughts about voting, it is an immense privilege that we hold to be able to go out and cast a vote,...
by Jacqui Tucker In the run up to the general election, The Conservatives’ social care policy has come under intense scrutiny after it was revealed plans to charge people for their social care after their death, levying a charge on assets over £100,000, including a family...
by Simon Phetter NEARLY one in two outgoing MPs own a second home for rental purposes, even though many Britons are struggling to get on the property ladder. In an exclusive investigation by freelance journalist Chris White, 650 Members of Parliament own 273 properties, which they rent...
by Dan Bryans The new Mayor of Redbridge, Councillor Linda Huggett, will launch this year’s Mayor’s Appeal for Haven House Children’s Hospice and Saint Francis Hospice with a charity dinner at Papillon restaurant in Chigwell on Monday 12 June. The event heralds a year of fundraising activities...
by Tasha Turner Harlow Labour councillor, Mark Ingall today spoke of his extreme concerns about planned cuts to Harlow schools and his exasperation at the failure of Harlow’s Conservative MP to respond to these concerns. Councillor Ingall expressed particular concern about cuts to Passmores Academy which is...
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