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Council issues 41 fixed penalty notices for breaches of car cruise PSPO
Southend-on-Sea City Council has successfully enforced its Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) following recent car meets in the city where anti-social behaviour took place.
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97% secure top three choice of primary school
Southend-on-Sea City Council is pleased to announce that 97% of pre-school children in Southend will start their primary school education at one of their top three preferred choices.
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Council foster carer is honoured with prestigious award
A Southend-on-Sea City Council foster carer is the deserving recipient of a Rochford District Citizen of the Year award due to her amazing work supporting local children and fellow foster carers.
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A call for volunteers
Would you like to help the next generation cultivate a love of reading? Volunteer for this year's Summer Reading Challenge.
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Make sure you are voter ready
Residents who want to have their say at the local and Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner elections on 2 May elections must ensure they are registered to vote by midnight on Tuesday 16 April.
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Working to ensure safe Easter weekend
Council teams, contractors and Essex Police worked hard to ensure a safe Easter weekend for all, with the unofficial Southend Shakedown and two car cruise meets taking place.
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First Window Wanderland festival transforms city into vibrant canvas
Southend-on-Sea City Council’s inaugural Window Wonderland festival (22-24 March) proved to be a hit with residents across the city.
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Plans in place for a fun and safe Easter weekend in Southend-on-Sea
The Council is working alongside partners to ensure a fun and safe Easter weekend for all as we look forward to welcoming lots of visitors to the City.
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DfT additional funding for highways maintenance budget
Southend-on-Sea City Council has received additional funding which has and will continue to be used to improve our roads and was made possible by reallocated HS2 funding.
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Southend to host national anti-violence monument after successful council bid
Southend-on-Sea has been selected by the British Ironworks to host The Knife Angel during July to symbolise the devastating impact of violent crime.