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Brentwood Gazette, 2 Sep 2026

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The Brentwood Gazette is a hyper-local paid weekly newspaper. As an established, and trusted brand, the Brentwood Gazette represents the local community and delivers all the latest news stories that matter. The core coverage area is Brentwood, but also circulates in Billericay, Harold Wood and Ingatestone.

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ArticleCoun­cil seeks to raise £500,000 towards buy­ing foot­ball field site

PLANS have been put for­ward to stop Trav­el­lers pitch­ing up on a foot­ball field in a vil­lage. Accord­ing to Stock Par­ish Coun­cil, the former foot­ball ground home to Stock United, in Mill Lane, was sold as six indi­vidual plots to six...

Coun­cil seeks to raise £500,000 towards buy­ing foot­ball field site

ArticleMile­stone for redevel­op­ment of school

KIER has been appoin­ted by the Depart­ment for Edu­ca­tion (DfE) to deliver the redevel­op­ment of Anglo European School in Ingate­stone. The appoint­ment marks a major mile­stone for the school, fol­low­ing the grant­ing of plan­ning per­mis­sion...

Mile­stone for redevel­op­ment of school

ArticleNHS urges adults and chil­dren in the county to take flu pre­cau­tions

ELIGIBLE people across Essex can now book their flu vac­cin­a­tion, as the NHS pre­pares for winter. Last winter, flu vac­cin­a­tion uptake among those aged 65 and over in Essex was 73.2 per cent, just below the Eng­land aver­age of 74.5 per...

NHS urges adults and chil­dren in the county to take flu pre­cau­tions

ArticleHuge rise in beat­ings for Essex anim­als

SHOCKING new RSPCA fig­ures show a huge rise in animal beat­ing in Essex. It coin­cides with a massive 90 per cent increase in the num­ber of beat­ings repor­ted nation­ally to the char­ity, with one incid­ent recor­ded every 15 minutes. The animal...

Huge rise in beat­ings for Essex anim­als

ArticlePoor pub­lic trans­port hits job pro­spects

POOR pub­lic trans­port links are affect­ing the job pro­spects of people, espe­cially those who rely on buses, new research has sug­ges­ted. A sur­vey of 3,000 people by bus fran­chise oper­ator Met­roline found almost one in 10 said they have turned...

Poor pub­lic trans­port hits job pro­spects