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The council is pleased to announce the successful completion of works to address cliff stability issues at Cliff Parade, with Seaview Road now fully reopened to traffic.

The Southend Pass continues to demonstrate its success, boasting over half a million uses since its launch in April 2024.

Carers First will be opening a new permanent residence to support carers at Broomfield Hospital in Chelmsford, Essex. The drop-in centre will be available to support the wellbeing of care partners and provide practical advice and guidance.

Prepare your garden for winter with November’s essential gardening tips. Discover which trees, shrubs, and winter-hardy perennials thrive in the colder season, and learn how to plant and care for them to enjoy blooms come spring. Find advice on protecting delicate plants, preparing your pond, and feeding garden wildlife. Plus, explore what to prune, mulch, and shelter to keep your garden looking its best as winter approaches.

Every day, our bodies are exposed to stressors in the form of toxins and trauma. These can significantly impact our health, leading to weakened immunity and physical issues. Understanding these factors and taking steps to minimise their effects can help support overall wellbeing.

Southend-on-Sea City Council is pleased to announce a new agreement with Stephensons of Essex to provide a vital new bus service for residents in the southern part of St Luke’s Ward.

We are excited to launch our new Pain Management email series, offering expert advice and support to help you or someone you care for manage pain and gain a better understanding of pain medication.”

Southend-on-Sea City Council proudly announces that its Family Centres have been awarded the prestigious Level 3 accreditation by the Baby Friendly Initiative, a program by UNICEF UK.

It’s important to be aware of common respiratory illnesses that can affect young children—especially during the winter months. In this post, we’ll discuss bronchiolitis, a condition that can cause breathing difficulties in infants and toddlers.

Essex & Herts Air Ambulance (EHAAT) took part in National Restart a Heart Day on Wednesday, 16th October, by offering free CPR training at London Stansted Airport. Held in the airside shopping area, the event aimed to equip travellers with crucial life-saving skills, including chest compressions and the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). The global initiative, led by the Resuscitation Council, strives to improve survival rates for out-of-hospital cardiac arrests.