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Bike shed row erupts as "ugly" cycle shelter "ruins" sea view, according to some furious locals... although others tell critics to get their "priorities straight" as "it's hardly the end of the world" and they "clearly don't have a lot to worry about" - Vimarsana News

Bike shed row erupts as "ugly" cycle shelter "ruins" sea view, according to some furious locals... although others tell critics to get their "priorities straight" as "it's hardly the end of the world" and they "clearly don't have a lot to worry about"

The "absolute carbuncle of a shed" has attracted the ire of some seaside residents, a councillor claiming the installation of seven bike parking shelters "boggles the mind" — even if some more relaxed locals have told the ranting critics to "chill out"

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Woodside, Leigh, resident blasts council over 'potholes' - Vimarsana News

Woodside, Leigh, resident blasts council over 'potholes'

Stephen Aylen, who lives in Wooodside, Leigh, claims there are “121 road defects and potholes” on his road.

Southend Belfairs residents fury over First Essex move - Vimarsana News

Southend Belfairs residents fury over First Essex move

FURIOUS residents are “still not satisfied” despite a bus firm’s attempt to reintroduce a number of “vital stops” across Southend.

First Bus Essex set to raise fares from November 19 - Vimarsana News

First Bus Essex set to raise fares from November 19

BUS firm bosses have been accused of “choosing greed over need” as residents brace for increased fares.

Southend Council replacing Belfairs paving stones with asphalt - Vimarsana News

Southend Council replacing Belfairs paving stones with asphalt

FURIOUS residents have lashed out at a council campaign to replace old paving stones with “ugly” asphalt.