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Your Local Mps Working Together for Southend - Advertisement Feature - Local MPs David Amess writing. I know David Amess has been campaigning for cliffs and James Duddridge are funding since even before I was elected, when he worked with delighted with their success my predecessor. We’re relieved that someone in in securing funding to fix Whitehall has finally sat up and listened to the danger that the the cliff slippage at Leigh - cliff slip problem poses to our and are continuing to seek area.” The repairs will address the further funding for the problem of water absorption and nearby cliff falls which have slipping sites closer to created a risk of land slippage. In a letter from the Transport Southend town centre. Minister, James and David were told that the Minister has David Amess, who is the MP perhaps, the cliffs can be “approved the allocation of for Southend West, and restored to their former glory.” £1.013m towards a scheme to James Duddridge, MP for carry out highway repairs” at Rochford and Southend East, James said, “The news about the two sites, and that have received notice from the funding for the cliff slippage is Southend-on-Sea Borough Government that just over brilliant, but the battle’s not yet Council “have commenced the £1 million has been allocated over. We’ll still be pressing work, which is scheduled for for repairs at two sites at Cliff the Government to provide completion this spring.” Parade and Belton Way. funding to repair the slip at the Local MPs David Amess and bandstand, a situation that’s However, James and David will James Duddridge visit Leigh This follows sustained calls by been allowed to go on for far be continuing to seek funding David over many years and too long. The Council are for a solution to the cliff slippage cliffs to examine the damage repeated calls by James since committed to solving it, but problems closer to Southend caused by slippage he was elected in 2005. without help from central town centre. Government they simply In response to the couldn’t afford to. Inside cover: Find out who’s your local MP - announcement, David said, and how to contact him “I am absolutely delighted that “I feel very strongly about this the Minister has responded issue - so much so that I raised Inside back cover: ‘The buses are back!’ positively to the request that it in my very first speech to James and myself made in the Parliament back in June 2005 Back cover: A fair deal for Southend- House of Commons for financial and have repeatedly spoken and how you can help + MORE help for cliff slippage. Now, to the Minister orally and in INSIDE: Promoted on their own behalves by James Duddridge MP and David Amess MP, both of House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA and paid for from their respective Communications Allowances. Your local MPs working together for Southend Who’s your local MP? David Amess and James Duddridge work together for the residents of Southend - but only one of them is your local representative in Parliament. 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Thorpe Bay Southend East Representing the Representing the Southend wards of: Southend wards of: Belfairs, Kursaal, Milton, Blenheim Park, Prittlewell (east side), St Luke’s, Chalkwell, Shoeburyness, Southchurch, Eastwood Park, Thorpe, Victoria and West Leigh, Shoebury Prittlewell (west side), St Laurence, Representing the Rochford wards of: West Leigh and Barling & Sutton, Foulness & Westborough Great Wakering and Rochford MP for Southend MP for Rochford & West Southend East David Amess James Duddridge Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Tel: 020 7219 3452 Tel: 01702 616 135 Fax: 020 7219 2245 Fax: 01702 619 071 Write to: Write to: David Amess MP James Duddridge MP House of Commons Strand House London SW1A 0AA 742 Southchurch Road, SS1 2PS www.davidamess.com www.jamesduddridge.com If you want to be totally certain, visit www.theyworkforyou.com and enter your postcode Tackling local flood risk The risk of flooding is ever and prepared for the storms that design stage, when they present in Southend given its come our way. James is also the consulted widely in the local area coastal location, not least Vice-Chairman of the cross-party to get residents’ views and keep thanks to climate change and Flood Prevention Group in the them informed, and remains in the corresponding rise in sea House of Commons, where he touch with them as the project levels that will only get worse uses Southend’s experience and develops. in future years - and no-one needs as a catalyst to help get wants a repeat of the great national flood prevention policy The Environment Agency has a flood of 1953, which some on the right track. free service that gives people local residents still remember advance warning of flooding in vividly. One particular local project that their area by telephone, mobile, is currently ongoing will shore up fax or pager. If you want to sign James and David take this risk the defences at Great Wakering up for the warnings, or get very seriously and work closely to make sure they remain fit for practical advice about how to with the relevant local and purpose in future years. James prepare for a flood and what to national authorities to ensure was pleased to work with the do if one happens, call the that Southend is both protected Environment Agency at the Floodline on 0845 988 1188. Save our Post Offices The buses You may already know that would be sorely missed if they people having their say, “It’s an Post Offices around the closed would be an outrage that someone in country are under threat of understatement - for many Whitehall can come along and closure as the whole of the people they’re a necessity, not make central ‘efficiency savings’ network is downsized. David a luxury. How exactly are without taking the local situation are back and James want Southend’s residents without a car or a into account. SUCCESS! Post Offices to stay open as computer meant to draw their “What we need is a proper they are because they provide pension or pay their TV licence consultation period where local invaluable services for when their local post office is no people can have their say on residents, and the two MPs longer open?” the situation in their area. We have been campaigning to David also believes that funding need the results of that secure their futures. cuts shouldn’t be allowed to consultation to be listened to The announcement about which affect local services without local and heard.” of Southend’s branches might have to close will be made in May, but David and James aren’t waiting until then to take action. They’ve joined Essex County Council and other Essex MPs in calling for full consultation periods about any possible closures, and are on the lookout for any hints about specific branches that may be under threat. James said, “The Post Offices in Southend and the surrounding area provide vital services that A very large number of people rely upon local bus we’ve got to fight to retain. The branches provide a lifeline to local services to provide transport in order to get to work residents, especially older people. and school, to visit the local shops or to meet their family and friends - yet in recent years a significant “To say that our post offices number of bus services in Southend have been cut. The western side of town has borne the brunt of the cuts, with many wards in David Amess MP’s constituency of Southend West being seriously affected by the withdrawal Seeking a fair deal on of services operated by both Arriva Southend and First Group. David has been working tirelessly over the past few years to restore as many of the axed routes as possible, Council funding and James Duddridge, MP for Rochford and Southend East, David and James have been campaigning for a fair deal for Southend has joined him to help ensure that the whole of the town is residents, to ensure that the local Council gets the money it needs to adequately covered. provide services in the area. Southend-on-Sea Borough Council receives its funding for services from central Government Now, after much lobbying and discussion, Arriva have based on how many people live in Southend. But the calculations are based on the 2001 recently announced that the 6A service linking Belfairs census, which miscalculated the local population by 20,000 people - meaning that the Council and Leigh Station is being restored! Belfairs and Leigh receives less money than it needs.
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