Local groups, businesses and residents are being encouraged to share their ideas for how three seafront buildings could be used.
Tendring District Council is proposing to redevelop derelict public conveniences, located just south of Clacton Pier, into a new commercial space, incorporating the nearby curved shelter and Beach Patrol storage unit.
The purpose of the Government-funded project is for the site to be used as a cultural or creative venue, but all ideas from residents and businesses are welcome.
A pop-up event to discuss the plans with the project team will be held at the Martello Lounge in Clacton on Tuesday, November 25 between 4.30pm and 7.30pm, with anyone interested welcome to attend.
You can also have your say here.
Have a question or enquiry? Email us at regeneration@tendringdc.gov.uk.
Tendring welcomes this significant financial investment in our towns, which will help the district make the most of opportunities from wider development, such as Freeport East, the Tendring Colchester Border Garden Community and more.
Clacton will see £29.3million invested to create a new gateway into the town, providing new community facilities – including a library, learning centre, business units, homes and improved public space – all part of unlocking the wider long-term potential of Clacton and Tendring.
Our £9million Dovercourt Capital Regeneration Project will deliver several aspects of the Dovercourt Revisited masterplan, bringing skills provision to the heart of the town in a re-vamped library, new housing to replace two derelict sites in Victoria Street, and a welcoming street-scape from the station to Marine Parade and around Kingsway; developing further potential brought by Freeport East for the area.
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