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Tendring Matters Autumn 2008 edition
MISTLEY QUAY - TDC STATEMENT
Lost Children Reunited With Parents
Children's Play Area Set For £100,000 Plus Facelift
On Yer Bike Rob!
Training And Development Programme Breaks New Ground
Residents Support Community Facility
Air Show Organisers Preparing For Lift Off With Additional Attractions
Reviving a Structure From Harwich's Past For The Future
Increasing Opportunities To Get The Recycling Message Across To All Ages
Residents risk fine for putting their rubbish out too early
Researchers start work on assessing DisabledGo premises in Tendring
Tree Warden Scheme continues to Grow Across Tendring
New Funding To Develop Councillors Skills
THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!
Cash For Young People's Drop-in Centre
Chairman's Charity Fund Receives Timely Boost
Safeguarding Walton's Special Character
DIRECTORS OF NEW REGENERATION COMPANY SIGN UP FOR BUSINESS
Put Your Thinking Caps On For Charity
Facelift for popular seafront car park
Tendring Ranked Second In Essex For The Efficient Way It Delivers Planning Services
New Fitness Suite And Dance Studio Opens For Business
Town Seafront Gets a Welcome Facelift
BEACH PATROL STAFF HELP SAVE LIVES OF WOMAN AND DOG
MORE FOR LESS WITH THE SPECIAL ONE FOR LEISURE
Leisure Facilities Prove Popular Over Christmas
Tendring's Top Sporting Personalities To Be Crowned
Town Centre Toilets To Get Makeover
Travelodge Invests in Empty Clacton Town Centre Building
No Action To Be Taken Against Animal Sanctuary
CHILDREN ARE SAFE AT TENDRING'S LEISURE FACILITIES
FRINTON BEACH HEADING FOR LONDON SW3
Hooked On Harwich And Tendring
Secretary Of State Confirms New Order To Safeguard Conservation Area
Quit The Habit And Help Keep Your Town Centre Clean
SUCCESSFUL BID FOR CASH FOR SEA DEFENCES
Charity receives thanks of Council Chairman
Weather may hit household waste collections in Tendring
Talks Held In Bid To Reduce Noise From Animal Sanctuary
A Pavilion Will Rise From The Ashes
TOUGH ACTION TO BE TAKEN AGAINST CAR TRADERS ACTING ILLEGALLY
New Support For Businesses In Tendring
Operation Cubit Gets Tough On Owners Of Untaxed Vehicles
Promenade closed to vehicles on safety grounds
Council Homes Get Welcome Environmental Facelift
Cash Boost For Environmental Clean-Up
A TASTE OF THE CONTINENT COMES TO CLACTON
Cash Found For Lost Town Project
Get into the Zone!
New Concessionary Bus Pass Scheme For Over 60s
Vandals Attack Public Toilets For Second Time In Three Weeks
COUNCIL RECEIVES PRAISE IN INDEPENDENT REPORT
Welcome praise for town centre facelift
Chairman's Invite To Bevin Boys In Tendring
Investment In Children's Play Areas
New Record For Recycling In Tendring
BEACH PATROL TEAM RESCUE WOMAN FROM SEA
Lifebelt Thefts Putting Lives At Risk
Chairman's Quiz Raises Cash For Charity
Recruiting new talent
Waste Collection Services Disrupted By High Winds
New Classes To Help You Get Fit And Have Fun
Talented Performers Collect Top Prizes
VANDALISM CLOSES TOILETS WITHIN HOURS OF OPENING
Major cash boost for Regenerating Tendring
Revamped Town Centre Gets Thumbs Up From Disabled
Serious intentions from new company established to regenerate the district
Going Out Into The Community
Investment In Children's Play Areas


Three children's play areas across Tendring are to get a £150,000 facelift as part of a major scheme to upgrade facilities for youngsters.

Tendring District Council (TDC) is pumping up to £50,000 into each of the sites at Clacton, Dovercourt and Walton - and it is just the start of things to come.

Work is due to begin in the next few weeks and the improvements will include new equipment, surfacing and other features.

TDC went out to tender for the work and has now chosen a contractor to carry out the project.

It will mean a facelift for the play areas at Cliff Park, Dovercourt, at Jubilee Park in Walton, and at Eastcliff Playing Field in Clacton.

Pierre Oxley, Portfolio Holder for Leisure at TDC, said he was delighted that work would start soon.

"This really is just the beginning and part of a bigger plan to upgrade all the Council's play areas across the district," he said.

"We have to start somewhere and these are the first three sites to be undertaken. We are investing a significant amount of money in our play areas."

Cllr Oxley said the aim was to work with town and parish councils across the district to improve play facilities for children.

"We have even consulted with a local primary schools to find out what youngsters are looking for in their play areas," he said.

"We want to make sure that we are creating facilities they want - and not what we think they might want."



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