Stationery & home office DIY & car care Cars, trains & planes Enter your postcode to check we deliver in your area. Alcohol promotions available to online customers serviced from our Scottish stores may differ from those shown when browsing our site. Please log in to see the full range of promotions available to you.Stuck for what to get your loved one this christmas? You’re guaranteed to find something with these festive hampersNew Harlow housing development will be finished this summer The development by Dove Jeffery Homes will see a collection of apartments and houses. This massive tree 'could have wiped out houses' after Storm Doris blew it down The tree, just off Park Lane, landed just ten feet away from houses on the road and exposed snapped roots going as deep down as two metres into the ground. Welcome Herts and Essex Observer and Harlow Star readers The Herts and Essex Observer and Harlow Star are now part of the Hertfordshire Mercury and Essex Live websites.
We've made the change in order to allow us to... Stansted Airport to hold jobs fair at Harlow Civic Centre Airline operators, retailers and transport and freight operators will attend. Harlow's Veolia binmen make five-year-old boy's dreams come true Danny looked at the dustcart inside and out when it arrived at his home. Stewards Academy students inspired at leading education... Students had a go at minecraft coding, solving geometry puzzles and building a bloodhound rocket. The Harlow PC who stood in for the ambulance service in Storm Doris The 87-year-old female broke her pelvis. How Storm Doris left a trail of destruction in Harlow High winds scattered everything from fences to garden ornaments. Sickness bug leads to emergency closure of Harlow school A Harlow primary school is closed today (February 24) after nearly 50 children and several staff became ill with a sickness bug. Essex Live readers smash fundraising target for Chelmsford...
The figure exceeded our target of raising £500 to go towards rebuilding Mr Kennedy's life following a vicious gang attack on him in Central Park. Take part in Lego building challenge in Harlow Harvey Centre shop... Participants are invited to build the best model they can and judging will take place via a Facebook vote. Who has been in court from Harlow? The cases were heard between January 18 and January 24. A Harlow man feared for his life as Storm Doris ripped the roof off his flat A boiler engineer was fearing for his life as Storm Doris ripped part of his flat's roof off.David Hawkins, 33, of Little Brays, Harlow, is spending tonight... Man injured in four-car crash near Harlow Aldi A man was taken to hospital after a four car collision near Aldi on First Avenue. Drug offender jailed after being chased by police in Harlow Jomardi McPherson is jailed three years and seven months. Great great grandmother from Harlow turns 100
The oldest in a family of five generations celebrated turning 100 with her numerous relatives.Elizabeth Sanders, who lives in Fitzwilliam Court, Orchard Lane,... Child injured in collision near Harlow but driver does not stop A car failed to stop after a child was injured in a road traffic collision on the M11 near Harlow. A 28-year-old woman, from Chelmsford, reported her Citroen... Trader Bernard Chapman backs Harlow centre development Trader of 60 years says: "It is a bit late for me but the town is moving forward." Brave off duty Harlow PC dragged 20ft by car after spotting... Paul Marks is still recovering from his injuries. Military vehicles parade through Harlow to remember 'petrol head' dad Friends unite for Harlow man Steve who died aged just 53. Lorry driver acquitted of killing former Aberdeen Art Gallery boss A lorry driver has been acquitted of killing a renowned art designer by his careless driving. Man charged after man seriously injured in Aberdeen attack
A man has been charged after an attack in Aberdeen last night. Aberdeen community council chairman to run for May’s local election An Aberdeen community council chairman has announced his candidacy for May's local authority election. New paint job for beachside bench A beachside bench in Aberdeen has enjoyed a colourful new paint job, following a collaboration between a north-east charity and the council. Multi-million pound vision for Deeside hotel could be one of top resorts in Scotland Two of the world's most influential art dealers hope their "unique" multi-million pound revamp of a 19th-century Deeside hotel can be one of the top resorts of its kind in Scotland. What do these famous north-east faces all have in common? The line-up for a "hall of heroes" at one of Aberdeen's most historic properties has been confirmed after nearly 2,000 people took part in a public poll. Vandals smash windows at historic Aberdeen train depot Vandals have caused hundreds of pounds worth of damage to a Victorian train depot in the heart of Aberdeen.
Fireman, footballer and dad of two: ‘Paul was an inspiration’ A 42-year-old fireman and former footballer has been described as a "fantastic" inspiration to everyone he knew. Why parents could be forced to turn back on work to look after kids… Because of business rates North-east parents face being hit by soaring childcare costs after nurseries were snubbed by a government cap on rates. Single Aberdeen ward to pay as much extra council tax hike as whole of Dundee A single ward in Aberdeen will pay almost as much in extra council tax as the whole of Dundee. Business group backs Dons stadium move as consultation deadline looms Business groups have heralded the potential economic impact of the Dons' Kingsford plans as the deadline marking the end of public consultation looms. Seven police cars at ongoing incident in Aberdeen city centre Seven police cars and an ambulance are at the scene of an ongoing incident in Aberdeen. North-east and Highlands ambulance staff asked to back vote of ‘no confidence’
Ambulance staff across the north-east and Highlands are being asked to send a vote of no confidence to management. Aberdeen City Council could have lost out on thousands from milk scheme Aberdeen City Council could have lost out on as much as £700,000 from the UK Government after failing to claim money from the Nursery Milk Scheme. Whiteford commends constituent’s bravery as domestic violence bill clears Commons A north-east MP, who has campaigned to help end violence against women, has dedicated her efforts to a constituent who was raped. Speeding teenager killed best friend in crash just days after he passed his test A speeding driver killed his teenage friend in a car crash - just two days after passing his test. Teen taken to hospital after mountain bike accident A male teenager has been taken to hospital this afternoon following a mountain bike accident. Man poured bleach on himself to stop him abusing boys A paedophile who claimed he poured bleach on his genitals to stop him abusing boys is facing a lengthy jail sentence for molesting three teenagers.
Police called to two car crash in Aberdeenshire A motorist has been injured after a two car crash in Aberdeenshire. Aberdeen beach cordoned off for five hours “suspected ordnance” discovered A section of Aberdeen beach was cordoned off for over five hours while a controlled explosion was carried out to deal with a bomb found in the sand. Stabbed pet owner walked Aberdeen streets covered in blood with dog after attack A high risk, repeat offender was jailed for seven and a half years today after brutally stabbing a pet owner who was left walking the streets covered in blood with his dog. Woman charged after £36,000 worth of cocaine and cannabis recovered from Aberdeen A woman is expected to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court today following the recovery of Class A drugs with a street value of around £36,000. Schools asked for designs for charity campaign A north-east charity has launched a competition to give youngsters the chance to create a sculpture to boost their campaign to raise £1million towards a world-class cancer research unit.
Work begins on new £13million Aberdeen school Work began on a new £13million primary school in Aberdeen yesterday. North-east road blocked after black ice causes two crashes A north-east road is blocked this morning after black ice caused two early-morning crashes. Traffic chaos due to closures for AWPR work Motorists are bracing themselves for traffic chaos tonight and tomorrow due to road and lane closures related to the Aberdeen bypass. Aberdeen father downloaded porn involving snakes and dolphins An Aberdeen dad has been caught with thousands of child porn images as well as footage of adults involved in sex acts with animals - including a snake and a dolphin. Car ban plan: What is the alternative? As proposals emerge to ban cars from some of Aberdeen's most polluted streets, we asked members of the public, What is the alternative? Fears car ban on Aberdeen’s most polluted street could “kill off” the city centre Drivers' groups have warned that introducing a car ban on some of Aberdeen's most-polluted streets could "kill off" the city centre.