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Welcome to our news page. On this page you can read the latest news from Rochford & Southend East Conservatives or from the National Party. You can also view our news archive and current campaigns.
Refurbished toilets for Great Wakering
Councillors Barbara Wilkins and Mike Steptoe along with Richard Evans, head of environmental services were pleased to open the revamped toilets in the High Street, Great Wakeing. The toilets have been...
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JAMES JOINS THE GOVERNMENT
James Duddridge, Member of Parliament for Rochford and Southend East, has accepted a role as a Lord Commissioner, a Whip in the Coalition Government.
James said:
“I am delighted to be servi...
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BETTER SOUTHEND - City Beach Project
To celebrate the benefits of £25m funding and the schemes it will bring to the town a ’ground breaking’ ceremony for the city beach project was organized. Those councillors who had...
Potholes
Anna Waite - Snow and ice can be real problems in many ways and unfortunately they also leave behind some serious and long lasting problems for the highways dept- potholes.
Southend Conservative C...
Good Design and Sustainable Buildings Are Important for All
The Newly updated Design and Townscape Guide goes to Cabinet for approval this week (22/09/09). This guide will set down important principles for development in our Town, it will help to protect our b...
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Kickstart for new bus services
Southend’ Conservative led Council, in partnership with bus operators Arriva and First East England, have applied for over £800,000k of Government Kickstart funding to support 2 new bus se...
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Progress Road and A127 Moves Ahead
THE Council has announced its preliminary design plans to improve the A127/Progress Road Junction which will be considered by Cabinet and Scrutiny next week.
Anna Waite, the Conservative Cllr respo...
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LOOKING AFTER OUR HERITAGE
Southend Council’s Conservative Administration has moved to protect two important buildings. The Woolworth’s Store in Southend High Street and the old Palace Cinema in Shoebury which dates...
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