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Council boss warns of 'looming challenges' and 'difficult decisions' ahead
TENDRING Council's leader has highlighted the challenges facing the district in years to come. During the annual State of the Tendring speech on March 19, council leader Mark Stephenson highlighted the council's achievements. He said: “I believe
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Renowned artist and former Clacton student returns to school for exclusive workshop
A nationally renowned artist with roots in Essex hosted an exclusive workshop with Clacton pupils. The Year 12 art students at the Clacton County High School in Walton Road, invited former student and local artist Annie Ashwell for a special event
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Clacton Pier welcomes new recruits ahead of busy summer season
A seaside attraction has taken on more than 30 new staff in time for the Easter holiday and busy summer period. Clacton Pier welcomed full and part-time employees including rides operators, arcade workers, retail staff and additional personnel
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Beatlemania is returning to Clacton with world-famous Beatles tribute band
A WORLD-FAMOUS tribute band, paying homage to one of the biggest bands of all time, will be returning to Clacton. Beatlemania, the tribute band for The Beatles, is making its way down to the West Cliff Theatre, in Tower Road, Clacton, at 7.30pm
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Seaside caravan park set to revamp shopping parade as plans approved
A HOLIDAY park in St Osyth has been given the green light to redevelop its shopping parade. Tendring Council has approved a planning application for the proposed demolition and redevelopment of Hutleys Shopping Parade at St Osyth Beach. The
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Charming cottage in Weeley sells for more than £300,000 at auction
A charming cottage in Weeley went under the auctioneer’s gavel for more than £300,000. Dale Brow in Thrope Road, Weeley, was among 147 lots in the latest auction held by Clive Emson Land and Property Auctioneers on Wednesday 20. The cottage
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Revealed: Thousands of 'non-decent' homes across Tendring could 'pose risk to life'
NEW Government figures have deemed one in six Tendring homes as 'non-decent', meaning many homes could pose a risk to health or life. According to the Government's English Housing Survey, 16 per cent of all 67,719 occupied homes in Tendring failed