LOW-cost airlines using Stansted Airport have slammed BAA's planning application to expand operations at the west Essex terminal. BAA is prepared to spend about £550m on increasing the capacity of the existing runway from 241,000 to 264,000 flights and
PLANS that would turn Stansted into the busiest single-runway airport in the world have been submitted to Uttlesford District Council. Airport operator BAA has drawn up plans to lift current restrictions on the number of flights per year on the existing
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MUMS could experience a range of treatments when West Hatch High School held a Pamper Day. Reflexology and massages were on offer, and a raffle was held with the prizes including a month's membership, plus treatments, at the David Lloyd Centre, Chigwell
BUCKHURST Hill Community Primary School has come out on top in its latest Ofsted inspection for high-achieving schools. The Lower Queens Road school was the first in the country to be assessed according to the new Proportionate Inspection system which
A WALTHAM Abbey mountain biker believes a £400 district council grant could help him one step closer to his Olympic dream. Paul Beales, 22, of Joyce Court, started racing at 14 and competes in the expert category at national level. He hopes to achieve
MOONWALKING at midnight is the activity one keen fundraiser will take part in to collect money for a breast cancer charity. Fiona Wassell, 22, of Mount Pleasant Road, Chingford, will walk 26 miles in Scotland's first power walking marathon, The Moonwalk
A TALENTED Waltham Abbey teenager has had his dream of becoming a professional musician boosted by a bursary from Epping Forest District Council. Antony Camillo, 16, plays the piano and violin and also sings. He hopes to make a career as a concert performer
A mother-of-two who survived breast cancer with help from friends, family and a pink wig has written a book to inspire others and raise money for the hospital which treated her. TESS McDERMOTT heard her story. CHANTAL Rosenbaum went to bed early on
EPPING Forest Conservative MP Eleanor Laing has warned people they will have to examine their consciences very carefully if they vote for the British National Party at Thursday's district council elections. Speaking in Loughton last weekend, Mrs Laing
PLANS that could see five of the district's car parks developed to include homes and shops are to be reconsidered by Epping Forest District Council. At the last district council cabinet meeting councillors considered plans to review the development potential
TEACHERS, parents, governors and the caretaker joined pupils to showcase their tuneful talents in a week dedicated to music at Waltham Holy Cross Infants School, Waltham Abbey. Harlow Brass Band and the Indian Drum Workshop were among the visitors teaching
