“It happens every year, it’s been like it for the last three years. “It’s often graffitied on the shelter near the cafe. “When it happens on the shelter I make sure it’s taken down straight away. It’s written in black felt tip pen, so when taking it off you’ve got to be careful you don’t take the paint off the shelter. “The council has a team for it but they always have so much to do. “We get a lot of Polish people in the cafe, and they’re really lovely people, always so polite.”
“It happens every year, it’s been like it for the last three years. “It’s often graffitied on the shelter near the cafe. “When it happens on the shelter I make sure it’s taken down straight away. It’s written in black felt tip pen, so when taking it off you’ve got to be careful you don’t take the paint off the shelter. “The council has a team for it but they always have so much to do. “We get a lot of Polish people in the cafe, and they’re really lovely people, always so polite.”
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Southend Councilâs Conservative group has asked for an urgent meeting to consider calls for the independent investigation after parents say the service is failing their children TORY leaders have called for an independent probe into care and support for children with special educational needs following a catalogue of complaints from parents.
Southend Council’s Conservative group has asked for an urgent meeting to consider calls for the independent investigation after parents say the service is failing their children. It was backed by Independent councillor Ron Woodley, deputy leader of Southend Council. Ofsted recently reported improvements to the service had been made following a damning inspection in 2018 which highlighted “significant weaknesses” in the service.
A MAN in his 60s was knocked unconscious after being hit over the head in a violent attack in Southend. Police have launched an appeal after they were called to reports of a man being knocked unconscious on June 14. The victim had left a pub near to Southend Street shortly after 10pm. He was attacked and left unconscious as he crossed Baltic Avenue while walking along York Road. The victim did not see anyone near them just before they were attacked or just after. Martin Terry, councillor in charge of community safety has condemned this type of violent behaviour in Southend.