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Southend to take in 27 children seeking asylum
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Martin Terry, Southend councillor in charge in of community safety, said: “I’m relieved that the police have given us assurances that they will have a presence there for the rest of the summer. “If it’s dealt with robustly and the presence is consistently there, I can’t see it being closed again. “We can’t have the seafront like the wild west, what’s been happening is frightening. “We didn’t want to close the seafront, it was forced upon us by these dangerous drivers.” Earlier this month, police officers were injured after objects were thrown at them in a rowdy seafront car meet.
A WHOPPING 200 tower blocks would have to be built in Southend town centre to halt plans for hundreds of new green belt homes in a “lunatic” 20-year house-building programme. Southend Council has revealed it would have to build hundreds of new high-rises to stop any new development on the green lung between Southend and Rochford. The stark admission comes as Southend Council’s Labour, Lib Dem and Independent cabinet backed the next stage of consultation over the town’s local plan.
READ MORE: The consultation includes proposals to build on green belt land because of Government guidance. However, earlier this month councillors united to oppose plans to build on the green belt, as Southend was given a target of building 23,500 homes.
ELECTRIC trams could be used as part of a park and ride scheme based off the A127 in Westcliff - but the plans may take a decade to get off the ground. Opposition councillors have insisted the trams must be a priority and would be a huge boost in cutting traffic heading towards Southend town centre and seafront. However, deputy leader Ron Woodley has revealed it could be up to a decade until plans - set to be discussed today - come to life. It comes as the council touted different ideas for the 25 acres of farmland by Tesco on Nestuda Way - including the development of around 50 homes, a small supermarket and an electric car charging station.
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