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Grays councillor speaks out over Planning Committee decision

Grays councillor speaks out over Planning Committee decision
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Grays councillor is backing The Blues - Your Thurrock

Grays councillor is backing The Blues Speaking ahead of Thursday’s meeting of the Thurrock Council Planning Committee, he said: “After a decade of homelessness, this plan will provide a secure base for Grays Athletic Football Club and give the club a ground to finally call its own. It will bring Ship Lane back to life as permanent community football asset, and provide increased sporting opportunities for local people through a Community Use Agreement. “Of course, the ultimate aim of the Blues and its fans is a move back to the town of Grays. This is an ambition which I share wholeheartedly. However, this move to Ship Lane doesn’t hamper that long term aim – it actually enhances it, by ensuring that the club has a secure base to build on.

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Grays councillors thank emergency services after incident at high rise

Grays councillors thank emergency services after incident at high rise Cllrs Martin Kerin, Jane Pothecary and Tony Fish said: “We would like to place on the record our thanks to Essex County Fire & Rescue Service for their attendance last night at George Crooks House, in our ward of Grays Riverside. “It is always worrying when you hear reports of fires. This is especially the case when you hear of them in high rises. We are very mindful of the six tower blocks we have in our patch. “We were pleased and relieved to hear that, on this occasion, there were no casualties or damage to properties.

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