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Steve Moore, interim executive director for neighbourhoods and environment, has urged visitors to act responsibly while heading to Southend over the bank holiday. He said: “We really want people to come to Southend and enjoy themselves, enjoy the bank holiday weekend and enjoy the new freedoms the relaxing of lockdown restrictions brings. “However, we would also ask that those visiting the town are respectful of the area and the residents who live here. Please dispose of litter properly or take it home with you. Please park considerately of others. Please drink safely and responsibly, and if you are leaving late at night, please be mindful of noise in residential areas. ....
Southend Council urges visitors to be respectful over bank holiday weekend echo-news.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from echo-news.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
“What we saw was ridiculous, totally crazy. It was just unbelievable. “Some people were lighting barbecues next to parked cars. “The PSPO won’t solve the issues 100 per cent, it depends on people’s behaviour.” The pair of security officers will be based inside the Leigh Heritage Centre. The duo will work weekends only, but this could be changed if problems persist. Officers will work from 9am to 8pm, with the potential for an extra two hours if problems arise. Martin Terry, councillor in charge of community safety, added: “This is all part of our Operation Heatwave. “It’s all hands to the pump with this now. ....
“What we saw was ridiculous, totally crazy. It was just unbelievable. “Some people were lighting barbecues next to parked cars. “The PSPO won’t solve the issues 100 per cent, it depends on people’s behaviour.” The pair of security officers will be based inside the Leigh Heritage Centre. The duo will work weekends only, but this could be changed if problems persist. Officers will work from 9am to 8pm, with the potential for an extra two hours if problems arise. Martin Terry, councillor in charge of community safety, added: “This is all part of our Operation Heatwave. “It’s all hands to the pump with this now. ....