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Grays is the big town in the borough & one authority of Thurrock to the east of London. London Road is the highway which links Grays town centre by using Lakeside Shopping Centre and Purfleet. Local web sites of interest include a Thameside Theatre & a Thurrock History Museum. A ancient local manor of Grays Thurrock was a seat of a noble home of Grey, whose virtually all senior highborn branch was headed from either the early 13th century per Baron Grey of Codnor. From either a top of Bridge Road around Grays professional people potty look down to Thurrock boat club, Grays beach childrens playground & a River Thames where you may from time to time view big containership travelling higher & down. Bridge Road is besides at home to the front yard's local eleven, Grays Athletic F.C., who play in the Football Conference. Nigh site:
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TMF Live music event. News and message board. Badgers Dene A community website for the local area with news, discussions and local information. Gables Parent and Child Project A support project for single and expectant parents experiencing housing difficulties. Includes services. Street Style and Power Supplier of Volkswagen strip and street tuning products. Includes online ordering of parts and contact details. Chrystal Clear Windscreen Repairs Windscreen repairers to cars and commercial vehicles. Includes prices, photographs and contact information. The Wharf Hotel Includes photographs and contact details. Jasper Audio Visual Limited Hire, sales and maintenance of audio visual equipment. Includes photographs and contact information. Bowlins Ltd Asbestos removal, surveys and associated services. Includes location map and contact information. Ridge Roofing Roofing specialists including fitting new roofs as well as small repairs. Includes photographs and contact details. Brian's Florist Local store offering flowers for a range of different occasions. Includes pictures and services. |
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