on Saturday 31st July, Riverside Community Big Local working with Kinetika, Thurrock Lifestyle Solutions and Thameside Theatre held an event at Grays Riverside Beach Park. Painting Flags, Princesses, and a Plastic Whale, all in a park in Grays! Showcasing some […]
Calling all residents of Riverside Community Big Local area! Riverside Community Big Local need you! By completing this survey, you can tell us what you want us to do – for you. We want to talk to all of the […]
After opening over 130 years ago, and becoming neglected during recent times, Grays Town Park has been given a new lease of life through the hard work of a local group and the award of several grants. The Park is […]
News from Thurrock Adult Community College. The South East Learning and Enterprise Partnership (SELEP) and the Digital Skills Partnership have been working with Google to organise some more free digital skills training. These are free for all residents in the […]
Children at Thameside Primary School were thrilled to receive 20 brand new Chromebooks from the Riverside Community Big Local. The new devices will make a huge difference to children with no access to online learning or who are sharing one […]
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Riverside Community Big Local were kept busy over the Christmas period in the planning and execution of our Christmas dinners for the Community! The idea was put forward by Renae Leybourn, one of our board members, and it wasn’t long […]
Whilst delivering food to many of the refuges and hostels across Grays, it has been mentioned to me a number of times that they don’t want or need food that needs to be cooked as ‘they don’t like to cook’! […]
A small team of Riverside Community Big Local volunteers spent Sunday morning picking litter from the piece of land along Bridge Road known as Falconwood. Working with local residents and organisations the Big Local plans to create a Pocket Park […]
