Seafront Micro Venue

TDC is transforming three council-owned buildings near Clacton Pier and the Garden of Remembrance into spaces designed to bring creativity and culture to the heart of the seafront.

Residents, businesses, and creative and cultural groups have the chance to shape how the buildings are eventually used by taking part in an ongoing consultation.

Dozens of people have already shared their opinions on the scheme, which aims to reactivate a prominent part of Clacton’s beautiful seafront.

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Community Regeneration Partnership

The Community Regeneration Partnership (formerly the Levelling Up Partnership) was awarded £20million in funding from what is now the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government.

Projects were identified by civil servants as part of a deep-dive in January 2024, based on strategic planning such as the Love Clacton vision and Jaywick Place Plan.

The aim is to provide place-based regeneration in Clacton and Jaywick Sands.

A number of these projects are being led by Essex County Council.

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