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Westcliff High School for Girls is the lead school at the South East Essex Academy Trust. Now, discussions are taking place for the Deanes School, in Thundersley, Westcliff’s Westborough School and the Hadleigh Junior School to all join the multi-academy Trust. As well as Westcliff High School for Girls, the trust includes Prince Avenue Academy and Nursery, Holt Farm Junior School and Rochford Primary School. Desi McKeown, headteacher of the Deanes School, is pleased to be on the brink of joining the trust. He said: “I am really pleased that Deanes is being considered as a new m...

Westcliff High School for Girls is the lead school at the South East Essex Academy Trust. Now, discussions are taking place for the Deanes School, in Thundersley, Westcliff’s Westborough School and the Hadleigh Junior School to all join the multi-academy Trust. As well as Westcliff High School for Girls, the trust includes Prince Avenue Academy and Nursery, Holt Farm Junior School and Rochford Primary School. Desi McKeown, headteacher of the Deanes School, is pleased to be on the brink of joining the trust. He said: “I am really pleased that Deanes is being considered as a new m...

First patient - Margaret Stringer She said: "I'm a carer for my husband, so I still have to go out sometimes, but keep it to a minimum. It's so important to get the vaccination as people still aren't following the rules.” Husband and wife Ron and Pam Pinder from Thundersley were also at the hospital to get their first dose of the Covid vaccine. Ron, 86, said: "There was no trouble having it, I didn't even know it had been done. It's just like having the flu jab." His wife, Pam, 81, said: "We'll get our second vaccine in about 12 weeks, but this is positive step forward. We know we sti...

Around 300 people a day will be receiving their jab at the hospital. Margaret Stringer, 81, from Hockley, was one of the first. She said: "I'm a carer for my husband, so I still have to go out sometimes, but keep it to a minimum. It's so important to get the vaccination as people still aren't following the rules.” Husband and wife Ron and Pam Pinder from Thundersley were also at the hospital to get their first dose of the Covid vaccine. Ron, 86, said: "There was no trouble having it, I didn't even know it had been done. It's just like having the flu jab."

A FINANCE company boss has been found guilty of scamming investors out of £846,000 in a bogus Sri Lankan teak tree plantation scheme. Matthew Ames, 38, of Goldfinch Lane, Thundersley, was found guilty at Isleworth Crown Court yesterday of one charge of fraudulent trading in connection with the Investor Club. He ran the firmfrom a converted farm barn in Dunton Road, Laindon, until it was liquidated in March 2011. Ames, who set up the business in 2008, had denied the charge, but after more than 19 hours of deliberation ten out of 12 jurors found he had convinced clients to part with sa...