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Convent strike is over as governors scrap reorganisation plans

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By Naomi Greenaway Verified
| Thurrock Nub News Verified
A NINE-WEEK STRIKE at Grays Convent High School has finally come to an end after governors agreed to abandon a controversial restructuring programme that sparked fears of job losses among staff. Teachers at the Grays school began industrial action early in May after proposals to restructure staffing prompted concerns over potential redundancies and changes to working conditions.
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LTC survives government cuts

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By Naomi Greenaway Verified
| Thurrock Nub News Verified
THE Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) has been spared from a fresh round of Government spending cuts after ministers confirmed the controversial and much-delayed £11 billion road scheme remains on track - even the source of an £8 billion cost shortfall remains unknown. Earlier this week Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced that some road and energy schemes would be scaled back or scrapped across the UK to help fund a £15billion boost in defence spending.
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Closed betting shop on Essex high street could be turned into new takeaway

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By Naomi Greenaway Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
A high street betting shop in South Essex could be transformed into a takeaway restaurant under new plans submitted to the council. The proposals seek to convert the William Hill branch on West Street, Prittlewell, into a takeaway, with internal alterations to create new customer and kitchen areas. Plans also include installing a commercial extraction system with a flue and adding a rear fire escape to the building.
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