The famous stags and does that are well known to anyone living in Harold Hill were featured on BBC Winterwatch’s final episode of the season, last week.
Members of Upminster Junior School’s choir that performed along with 8,000 other children, Tony Hadley from Spandau Ballet and Beverley Knight as part of the Young Voices concert at the O2 Arena are set to appear on BBC news tonight.
As we prepare to welcome 2019, The Recorder takes a look at the first six months of the past year, and the biggest stories we have reported on. Tomorrow we’ll take a look at the second half of 2018.
The NR F1 Podcast reviews the 2018 Formula 1 season – with Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes top of the pile, plus some exiting developments awaiting in 2019.
Alistair Coleman, author of the hit book Angry People in Local Newspapers, has been speaking with Layth Yousif about the cult publication about to reach the bestsellers lists...
The Offie nominated actor CJ de Mooi will be playing one of Christmas’ most renowned grumpy characters, Scrooge in Brookside Theatre’s Christmas musical.
Richard House Children’s Hospice shops in Upminster, Hornchurch and Elm Park have joined forces with TV fashion expert Amber Butchart and will offering smart interview outfits for £10.
A trio of valued Essex grassroots football volunteers have been presented with FA 50-Year Awards recently to commemorate their selfless efforts in the game.
Romford manager Paul Martin is keen to progress through a couple of rounds of the FA Trophy to hit a target of £10,000 set earlier in the season to help boost the club finances.
Vauxhall has completed its sport utility vehicle range with the third, and largest, Grandland X. We put the SUV, now available at Tony LeVoi in Romford, to the test.
“The time to repair the roof is when the sun is shining,” so the saying goes. So if some warm weather is making your conservatory uninhabitable, think about replacing its roof with a flat one and adding a roof lantern instead.
