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A Southend foster carer has shared an honest insight into the realities of fostering as part of Foster Care Fortnight 2026, highlighting the challenges, rewards and importance of community support through the Mockingbird programme.
Councillor Tony Cox has officially been elected as Southend’s 105th Mayor during the Annual Meeting of the Council. The new Mayor pledged to champion local communities and charities as he takes over the ceremonial role from outgoing Mayor Cllr Nigel Folkard.
easyJet has launched its Big Seat Release for Spring 2027, with over 27 million seats now on sale including flights from London Southend Airport across the Easter holiday period.
Southend Against Sewage is encouraging residents to join this year’s ‘Paddle Out Protest’ at Chalkwell Beach on Saturday 16 May as part of a nationwide campaign calling for cleaner waterways and greater accountability over sewage pollution.
Families First has officially launched in Southend, bringing together key organisations including the council, NHS, police and voluntary sector partners to improve early support for children and families and help prevent issues reaching crisis point.
The Green Party has doubled its number of councillors in Southend following strong local election results, with major gains in Leigh and Chalkwell and a significant increase in vote share across the city.
Councillor David Garston has been nominated for the Freedom of the City of Southend-on-Sea after 50 years of public service. The nomination has received rare cross-party support from all political group leaders on Southend-on-Sea City Council.
Southend-on-Sea City Council is reminding residents about accessible voting support ahead of the 7 May 2026 local elections, including assistance at polling stations, voting passports, and work with Project 49 to support voters with learning disabilities.
A long-time Southend resident raises concerns about Green Belt development, questioning whether the city can support large-scale growth without damaging infrastructure, green space and quality of life.
Residents met to discuss concerns over proposed green belt development, infrastructure pressures and the future of Southend’s Local Plan.