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Inspectorate highlights shortcomings in care worker training at academy in Leytonstone

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Care workers training at a Leytonstone academy have only “a limited understanding” of what they are learning, Ofsted has found.

Quality of living in Brentwood second best in UK but it’s also one of the least affordable places

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Police engage with Jewish communities after incident in Chigwell

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