Thurrock Council

5 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from May 13, 2016
  

  Frankie C. asked:

  Long story, however ... my niece who lives in private accommodation in East London was visiting her mum with her children for the night a week ago today & her house burnt down. The fire brigade said it was her new 4 week old Beko fridge freezer that caught light. It killed her beloved dog & the children's hamster. The landlord was there in a record breaking time accusing her of causing the fire & within a few hours threw all her belongings out into the front garden. He refused to let anyone into the property where she has been a good tenant & paid rent for 10 years . She now is living in my sisters house & had only the clothes they took with them. Anybody recommend a good solicitor?

  

  Isabella G. replied:

  Ring 01375 652 652 it is Thurrock Council they might know someone or try Citizens Advice x

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• Referral from November 24, 2015
  

  Save H. asked:

  We've just got back from scouring the length and breadth of the Mardyke right up until it was pitch black out there and it really is a sorry state of affairs. There are still horses on the Mardyke despite the fact that they should have been removed over 20 days ago. At least 10 horses we found being corralled in a small fenced area out of sight of the road and footpath. We were able to get close to this bunch as they were fenced in. All the horses were in a very poor condition (as usual). One (pregnant) mare we were able to get close to seemed to be unable to open her eyes probably due to an infection from the matted burs in her mane rubbing them. Two foals were in the field too, all the mares were heavily pregnant. Absolutely NO water in their water container and looked like there hadn't been for quite some time. They obviously have to try to survive off rain water. All of them seemed very lethargic (probably from lack of water). The entire place is littered with bones, both old and new. We found a whole skeleton of a horse in the woods near a makeshift camp/den partly covered by leaves which looked like it'd been there for some time and had obviously just rotted away, horse skulls in the field itself along with bits of bones scattered all over the place.You couldn't walk for ten minutes without discovering another bone of some sort. Something needs to be done about this whole dire situation and soon. Thurrock Council should NOT be allowing this kind of animal neglect by its tenants! Photos to come in a bit.

  

  Maria H. replied:

  It gets sorted every year but every year the gippos take the piss and wait till they are forced 😈 everyone needs to contact Thurrock council and remind them of the agreement that there should be no horses on this land. Please everyone make the call tomorrow. 01375652652

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• Referral from January 19, 2015
  

  Kirsty I. asked:

  I have tried searching on the internet but cannot find what I'm looking for...... Can anybody help me with details of local Thurrock clubs for OAPs that meet to chat or have fun in later years? Many thanks x

  

  Ann L. replied:

  Phone up Thurrock Council 01375652652 and ask there for a list, they also send out the list with transport details for those unable to travel themselves xXx

  

  Zoe S. replied:

  I think the club near the train station holds events ... I can't think what it's called but it's on the corner of Victoria road xxx The regent ball room have evening dance lessons for all ages ...x other wise health clinic and Thurrock council can help if it's not what u are looking for xXx

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• Referral from May 9, 2014
  

  Gel J. asked:

  Hi does anyone know thurrock council emergency repairs phone number please. My gas isnt working :( and I have a young one thanks. Cant find the number anywhere

  

  Trina B. replied:

  Call 01375652652 it should give u the number. Their phone line were fooked earlier but worth a try x

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