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Southend Council under fire for 'felling of over 100 trees'

Shoebury High Street residents' anger over paving repairs

Reports of stench from Shoebury Common beach causing despair

A MYSTERY sickening stench has swept over Shoebury, leaving tourists and residents holding their noses in despair.

Anger over damage caused by East Beach barbecues

BARBECUES are running greenery, damaging public benches, and posing a danger to children and dogs, according to concerned Shoebury residents.

New Shoebury residents group to protect East Beach

CAMPAIGNERS are spearheading a new residents’ association to protect one of Southend’s Blue Flag beaches after visitors left newly-refurbished…

Over-subscribed GP surgeries in Southend cause visits to A&E

PATIENTS are resorting to visiting A&E because they cannot get appointments with over-subscribed GP surgeries in Southend, it is claimed.

Shoebury heritage centre delays continue

A HERITAGE centre, which may have cost £1million, is still not open a year after it was meant to open its doors.

New outdoor gym planned for Shoebury Common

THE next stage of the transformation of Shoebury Common will be the installation of an outdoor gym, it has been announced.

Fossetts Way 221 homes plan in Southend set for approval

BOLD plans for a mini-village of 221 “flat-pack” homes near Waitrose in Southend could get the green light next week.

Calls to restore historic Barge Pier in Southend | Clacton and Frinton Gazette

'It would be nice to have it used again' - calls to restore historic pier CAMPAIGNERS are calling for action to restore a historic military pier and make it safe for anglers and families to use. At 380ft long, the MoD’s Barge Pier, at Shoebury Garrison, has a long way to go to rival the Southend landmark just a few miles away. However, residents believe the pier - with an 84ft wide pierhead - has plenty of room for walkers and anglers. But sadly the structure is no longer safe. The pier, most recently used for a display of remembrance poppies, has been fenced off from the public, but there are calls for it to be preserved rather than be left to crumble into the sea.