Browsing: Latest Issues

I always enjoy putting together each edition of Leigh Oracle, especially when it gives me the chance to share stories about the people and places that make our area such a special place to live. This month, we have plenty to celebrate, along with some important local issues to keep an eye on.

Oracle celebrates 21 years of bringing the community together this month. Inside, we look at the ongoing Green Belt debate, hear from local residents and councillors, cover proposed changes to policing in Essex, and give readers the chance to win tickets to see The Stylistics at Southend’s Cliffs Pavilion.

Oracle celebrates 21 years of bringing the community together this month. Inside, we look at the ongoing Green Belt debate, hear from local residents and councillors, cover proposed changes to policing in Essex, and give readers the chance to win tickets to see The Stylistics at Southend’s Cliffs Pavilion.

This August, we hear residents’ concerns over the proposed Bournes Green development, explore shared environmental challenges in Malta and highlight a free life-saving skills session. Plus, enter our competition to win tickets to The Summer Series festival in Chelmsford.

This month’s edition explores the challenges shaping our community, from housing and infrastructure to policing and environmental concerns, while also celebrating the traditions that make our area special. Plus, don’t miss your chance to win a fantastic Simulation Golf Experience worth £110.

Southend Against Sewage, green belt development, Great Wakering’s future and the mystery of HMS Beagle are among the local stories featured this month, alongside your chance to win a fabulous Divine Funk night out for two.

As May begins, key decisions about green belt development and local infrastructure take centre stage. With elections on 7 May, now is the time to have your say. Plus, don’t miss your chance to win tickets to a special Adele tribute concert at Southend’s Palace Theatre.

April’s Thorpe Bay Oracle highlights key local issues, from ongoing green belt development concerns to growing pressure on Southend’s waterways. With community insight from local leaders and a focus on sustainability, this month’s edition also features a fantastic competition to win tickets to see Divine Funk live this April.

The March edition explores Southend’s changing shoreline, growing concerns over waterways and infrastructure, and the proposed closure of Southchurch Library, raising important questions about local priorities, plus your chance to win exclusive Adventure Island Gold Passes.

A powerful reminder from a local resident that transparency, accountability and strong anti-corruption procedures are not optional in public office, but essential duties that protect trust within our community.