Photos show why we’ll never forget Southend's enchanting Never Never Land
Many of us will remember Never Never Land in Southend, but most people can only imagine how the enchanting place looked back in its heyday
Six great photos of south Essex's long lost 1970s and 1980s corner shops
Some of the photos here show Albert Jones, a very well known shopkeeper who ran a corner shop in Long Road, Canvey for many years
Police escort set to lead funeral for Basildon's war hero Don tomorrow
Don, who died last month at the age of 104 and was one of the last surviving Normandy veterans, will be given a huge send off
'Help us give Don a hero's send off' - Funeral plans announced for Basildon D-Day vet
PLANS have been unveiled for the funeral of Basildon’s beloved war hero Don Sheppard – one of the last few remaining D-Day veterans.
Tributes pour in to Basildon's D-Day hero Don after his death at age of 104
Tributes to Don have poured in from the many people he inspired during his eventful life
Basildon D-Day hero Don Sheppard dies at the age of 104
Basildon’s much-loved D-Day war veteran Don Sheppard has died at the age of 104.
When Punch and Judy turf wars led to a punch-up between showmen in Southend
FAMILIES visiting Southend Pier earlier this August were left pleased as punch thanks to the annual puppet festival
Nine nostalgic photos of Southend Carnival as much-loved event remains missing
HERE are some long lost photos of the spectacle that was once the Southend Carnival
Think the traffic’s bad now? How Southend was once plagued by rowdy 1920s daytrippers
Charabanc became a form of mass transport in the 1840s, but reached their heydays in the 1920-30s when they were used to ferry daytrippers from London
How Canvey has fought back against the threat of flooding for centuries
Climate Central which shows that by 2030 huge swathes of south Essex could be below the annual flood level
