widow of a transportation worker, saying her husband wasn't part of the state pension plan long enough to qualify. The Department of the State Treasurer, which runs the state pension, said in a brief Friday that Kimberly Willis's husband only contributed to the Teachers' and State Employees' Retirement System for 19 years — one year shy of qualifying for a survivor benefit that would have allowed his spouse to collect his pension and state health insurance. The officials said the state's superior. . .
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A hotel on one the A127 has issued a statement after what it described as "false and misleading" claims were shared on social media. The Palms Hotel, on Southend Arterial Road (A127) in Hornchurch...