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  • The Hill Group, Salvation Army and Council leader at an opening event for the Solohaus homes.

    Hill Group gifts six SoloHaus homes to Southend City Council to house the homeless

    On 7 July 2022, award winning housebuilder, The Hill Group, officially handed over the keys for six SoloHaus to Southend-on-Sea City Council.

    Published: Friday, 8th July 2022

  • Childs drawing of a globe with 'I love earth' to the right of it.

    Talk, walk and ask for Clean Air Day 2022

    Residents in Southend-on-Sea are being encouraged to make small changes to their daily routing to promote better air quality as part of this year’s annual Clean Air Day on Thursday 16 June 2022.

    Published: Wednesday, 8th June 2022

  • Jo Gay and Cllr Mulroney standing in front of the new Climate Hub.

    Council opens community Climate Hub in Victoria Shopping Centre

    The first ever Climate Hub in Southend-on-Sea has officially opened its doors to support the council’s ambition of reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2030.

    Published: Tuesday, 7th June 2022

  • Nature Smart Cities partner photo.

    City hosts partners from across Europe to work on building green cities

    We welcomed partners from Belgium, Netherlands and across the United Kingdom as part of an international project aiming to improve investment in green infrastructure and building climate resilience.

    Published: Tuesday, 24th May 2022

  • Councillor Mulroney and officers holding Blue Flag 2022 in front of a beach.

    Global awards for City’s beaches

    Five of Southend-on-Sea’s beaches will be proudly flying prestigious Blue Flags once again following the announcement made by Keep Britain Tidy.

    Published: Friday, 13th May 2022

  • Jo Gay speaking at the Breakfast Net Zero event.

    Council’s green city ambitions presented at breakfast meeting

    We held our first ever zero carbon breakfast meeting this week (22 March) to present our new carbon footprint and green city ambition.

    Published: Wednesday, 23rd March 2022

  • Cliffs overlooking seafront.

    Council brings together over 30 local authorities for climate resilience workshop

    We successfully led an online workshop on building climate resilience with over 30 local authorities taking part.

    Published: Wednesday, 23rd March 2022

  • llr Carole Mulroney with Leigh North Street pupil and competition winner Delilah Eastwood and her award.

    PlastiCity award for Southend school pupil

    A local school pupil has won a competition to design a logo for PlastiCity as part of a programme of events to help educate our young people on how to recycle plastics.

    Published: Thursday, 17th March 2022

  • Palm trees by the coast in Southend-on-Sea.

    Southend to become national exemplar for flood and coastal erosion risk management

    The council’s cabinet will discuss the submission of an outline business case for the innovative Catchment to Coast project tomorrow (Tuesday 22nd February).

    Published: Monday, 21st February 2022

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