Browsing: Recent Issues
This September, we proudly celebrate the 19th anniversary of ‘Oracle Magazine’. From its humble beginnings in a bedroom at my house, this publication has grown into a trusted platform for local businesses and a vital source of monthly updates for our loyal readers. We’ve weathered recessions, navigated the challenges of COVID, and continue to serve our vibrant community. To celebrate this milestone, we have …
In this edition, Cllr Tony Cox raises concerns about the Better Queensway project, detailing its timeline and the millions of pounds at risk. The Essex Chamber is working closely with the new local government in support of businesses plus why you are advised to avoid Southchurch Road for the next 20 weeks. Southend police continue to keep our city safe by taking a hardline on troublemakers.
At last, summer has arrived, and it is wonderful to see so many people enjoying the beach, parks, and seafront. Please remember to take all your litter home with you when you leave.
This month, we find ourselves at the cusp of significant change following the local elections held in early May. With a new leader and a new party at the helm of the Council, exciting times lie ahead for Southend.
As May blossoms, we find ourselves amidst a flurry of local happenings and concerns. Josie Hewitt’s poignant article on the confusion surrounding refuse collection echoes the sentiments of many.
April welcomes us with the promise of new beginnings and the excitement of seizing Southend’s boundless potential. In this edition, we delve into the heart of local issues with insights from Councillor Bayo …
March arrives with a focus on community connections. In this issue, we sit down with Peter Lovett, Chair of Shoeburyness Residents Association, as he shares insights into his journey and community …