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New secure cycle hubs have landed in Southend! Enjoy safe bike storage, e-bike charging, and a greener city— all for just £1 per month during the trial.
More than half of those juggling work and care cannot afford to take unpaid Carer’s Leave, and this is the main barrier to them accessing their right to five days leave under the Carer’s Leave Act.
Over 2,000 responses were received as part of the consultation for the Southend City Vision, which took place at the end of last year.
Oracle Publications is thrilled to announce a return to its roots, relaunching as two separate magazines from the March editions…
As Southend approaches its inaugural City Day on 1 March 2025, the council encourages residents and visitors to explore the city’s fascinating history, unique architecture, and stunning green spaces through a series of carefully curated heritage trails.
Focal Point Gallery is thrilled to announce the launch of ‘S for Southend 2025’, a vibrant exhibition celebrating the creative spirit of Southend’s community.
Parents, researchers, staff, councillors and partners came together to showcase the positive impact of the A Better Start Southend (ABSS)…
Southend-on-Sea City Council is excited to announce the return of the beloved ‘Carols in the park’ at the Bandstand in Priory Park. This annual event promises to fill the air with festive cheer and delightful music over Christmas and New Year.
It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Councillor Derek Jarvis, a devoted representative of West Shoebury for an incredible 23 years.
I thought Cllr Cowan’s article on how planning works in last month’s Oracle was rather depressing. He all but admitted that this development should never have been given planning permission, but the Council rolled over as it feared the developer would challenge the decision, incurring unwelcome costs for the Council.