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A large group of “feral” youths were seen jumping barriers and pushing past staff at Southend Victoria train station after returning from visiting the seafront. The incident happened on Thursday evening, May 28, and has sparked calls for more British Transport Police officers at Southend Victoria and other stations across Essex. The railway union RMT said the situation was “feral, unpredictable and could have escalated quickly”. The group were seen forcing their way through the station’s ticket barriers, with Greater Anglia staff standing by as they pushed past staff. Security officers employed by Greater Anglia were present, but appeared not to challenge the group, seemingly due to the number of youths involved. The RMT is now raising concerns about the lack of British Transport Police officers available to help protect railway staff and passengers. Kathy Mazur, RMT regional organiser, said the situation was “totally unacceptable” and said there were “no BTP officers in sight”. She said visible patrols can make stations safer, pointing to BTP evening patrols at Kings Cross and St Pancras in autumn 2025, where RMT says staff assaults dropped by 59%, violence by 21%, public-order incidents by 41% and shoplifting by 25%. The BTP said that just after 7pm on Thursday 28 May, officers on duty in Southend had been diverted to an emergency incident at Laindon station, where they arrested a man on suspicion of assault and took witness statements. RMT has also criticised a three-year British Transport Police Authority funding plan approved in December 2025, which the union says could lead to frontline staff reductions in 2028/29. The incident has sparked debate about fare evasion, station safety and the pressure placed on railway staff when large groups gather without police officers immediately present.

A large group of “feral” youths were seen jumping barriers and pushing past staff at Southend Victoria train station after returning from visiting the seafront. The incident happened on Thursday evening, May 28, and has sparked calls for more British Transport Police officers at Southend Victoria and other stations across Essex. The railway union RMT said the situation was “feral, unpredictable and could have escalated quickly”. The group were seen forcing their way through the station’s ticket barriers, with Greater Anglia staff standing by as they pushed past staff. Security officers employed by Greater Anglia were present, but appeared not to challenge the group, seemingly due to the number of youths involved. The RMT is now raising concerns about the lack of British Transport Police officers available to help protect railway staff and passengers. Kathy Mazur, RMT regional organiser, said the situation was “totally unacceptable” and said there were “no BTP officers in sight”. She said visible patrols can make stations safer, pointing to BTP evening patrols at Kings Cross and St Pancras in autumn 2025, where RMT says staff assaults dropped by 59%, violence by 21%, public-order incidents by 41% and shoplifting by 25%. The BTP said that just after 7pm on Thursday 28 May, officers on duty in Southend had been diverted to an emergency incident at Laindon station, where they arrested a man on suspicion of assault and took witness statements. RMT has also criticised a three-year British Transport Police Authority funding plan approved in December 2025, which the union says could lead to frontline staff reductions in 2028/29. The incident has sparked debate about fare evasion, station safety and the pressure placed on railway staff when large groups gather without police officers immediately present.

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Police quickly and robustly dealt with small incidents of anti-social behaviour on Bank Holiday Monday on Southend seafront - demonstrating their no-tolerance approach. Today officers are once again patrolling the seafront, as well as key areas around train stations in Southend, as a “significant number” of young people plan travel to Southend seafront for a beach party. The gathering has been widely promoted on social media, encouraging people to bring their own drinks. Event posters also claim laughing gas and marijuana will be available for sale. Concerns have also been raised after images circulated allegedly showing youths planning to bring weapons to Southend. Essex Police have confirmed officers will be using a range of powers across the city today to manage any issues, including dispersal orders and enhanced stop and search. Police may also use Section 60AA powers, allowing officers to require face coverings to be removed where they believe they are being used to conceal identity. A spokesperson for Essex Police said: “We want to be clear: Southend is a safe and welcoming place. It is not a place for violence, disorder or anti-social behaviour. Anyone coming here intending to commit crime will be dealt with swiftly and robustly. “You will see a significant and highly visible policing presence across the city, supported by live facial recognition technology, to identify those wanted for offences or who pose a risk to public safety. “We are working closely with British Transport Police, Southend City Council, community safety teams and CCTV operators to monitor activity, share intelligence and respond quickly to any emerging issues. “We expect the vast majority of people to enjoy the seafront responsibly. However, those who do not should expect to be identified, stopped and, where appropriate, arrested.”

Police quickly and robustly dealt with small incidents of anti-social behaviour on Bank Holiday Monday on Southend seafront - demonstrating their no-tolerance approach. Today officers are once again patrolling the seafront, as well as key areas around train stations in Southend, as a “significant number” of young people plan travel to Southend seafront for a beach party. The gathering has been widely promoted on social media, encouraging people to bring their own drinks. Event posters also claim laughing gas and marijuana will be available for sale. Concerns have also been raised after images circulated allegedly showing youths planning to bring weapons to Southend. Essex Police have confirmed officers will be using a range of powers across the city today to manage any issues, including dispersal orders and enhanced stop and search. Police may also use Section 60AA powers, allowing officers to require face coverings to be removed where they believe they are being used to conceal identity. A spokesperson for Essex Police said: “We want to be clear: Southend is a safe and welcoming place. It is not a place for violence, disorder or anti-social behaviour. Anyone coming here intending to commit crime will be dealt with swiftly and robustly. “You will see a significant and highly visible policing presence across the city, supported by live facial recognition technology, to identify those wanted for offences or who pose a risk to public safety. “We are working closely with British Transport Police, Southend City Council, community safety teams and CCTV operators to monitor activity, share intelligence and respond quickly to any emerging issues. “We expect the vast majority of people to enjoy the seafront responsibly. However, those who do not should expect to be identified, stopped and, where appropriate, arrested.”

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Road Rage on Southend roundabout: A driver almost caused a collision when they failed to give way to another car on a roundabout. It happened at the busy roundabout next to Garon Park and the Southurch McDonalds. Kerry meek said: “I was already on the roundabout, going straight for the second exit, when suddenly, this car yeets in front of me. Brave. Bold. Unnecessary. “He slams his brakes like his brain just remembered The Highway Code exists, then starts posturing like he’s the main character and I’ve interrupted his audition tape. Pulled out, slammed on, got aggressive… and somehow he still believed I was in the wrong. “Now, I’m no expert, but I’m fairly sure give way to the right implies, aka the person already on the roundabout… meaning me." Kerry added: “All I wanted was the universal driver handshake: hand up, ‘oops!’ or a nod… and we both carry on like emotionally stable motorists.” “It’s a roundabout, not Fight Club: 2. Yet somehow, he still tried to invite me ‘round the corner’ for a fight. We all make mistakes. Just own it, wave a hand, apologise, and move on, my guy. Some of us are apparently action movie characters trapped in a Ford Focus. “So for Christmas this year, I’d like to nominate him to receive a copy of The Highway Code, some humility and maybe some proper driving lessons.”

Road Rage on Southend roundabout: A driver almost caused a collision when they failed to give way to another car on a roundabout. It happened at the busy roundabout next to Garon Park and the Southurch McDonalds. Kerry meek said: “I was already on the roundabout, going straight for the second exit, when suddenly, this car yeets in front of me. Brave. Bold. Unnecessary. “He slams his brakes like his brain just remembered The Highway Code exists, then starts posturing like he’s the main character and I’ve interrupted his audition tape. Pulled out, slammed on, got aggressive… and somehow he still believed I was in the wrong. “Now, I’m no expert, but I’m fairly sure give way to the right implies, aka the person already on the roundabout… meaning me." Kerry added: “All I wanted was the universal driver handshake: hand up, ‘oops!’ or a nod… and we both carry on like emotionally stable motorists.” “It’s a roundabout, not Fight Club: 2. Yet somehow, he still tried to invite me ‘round the corner’ for a fight. We all make mistakes. Just own it, wave a hand, apologise, and move on, my guy. Some of us are apparently action movie characters trapped in a Ford Focus. “So for Christmas this year, I’d like to nominate him to receive a copy of The Highway Code, some humility and maybe some proper driving lessons.”

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This video reveals what appears to be sewage flowing into water on Southend seafront. The footage was captured on Sunday. The area of darker coloured water was spotted by a man in an aircraft who labelled it “disgraceful”. Mark Hutley said: “I’ve never seen anything like it. It could be seen for miles.” It was spotted between Chalkwell beach and Westcliff beach. The apparent sewage spill is close to one of Anglian Water’s ‘storm overflow’ pipes that leads into the water from the land. Latest records indicate that it was active on Sunday 8 September and emptying into the area of the Thames Estuary for a period of time. Anglian Water have a permit from the Environment Agency to operate the storm overflow pipe, which specifies conditions for controlled sewage and stormwater spills during heavy rainfall. This is in order to prevent flooding in homes and businesses when the sewer network becomes overloaded with rainwater.

This video reveals what appears to be sewage flowing into water on Southend seafront. The footage was captured on Sunday. The area of darker coloured water was spotted by a man in an aircraft who labelled it “disgraceful”. Mark Hutley said: “I’ve never seen anything like it. It could be seen for miles.” It was spotted between Chalkwell beach and Westcliff beach. The apparent sewage spill is close to one of Anglian Water’s ‘storm overflow’ pipes that leads into the water from the land. Latest records indicate that it was active on Sunday 8 September and emptying into the area of the Thames Estuary for a period of time. Anglian Water have a permit from the Environment Agency to operate the storm overflow pipe, which specifies conditions for controlled sewage and stormwater spills during heavy rainfall. This is in order to prevent flooding in homes and businesses when the sewer network becomes overloaded with rainwater.

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He was not allowed to buy a vape without I.D… So he did this. The incident happened at the Big News shop near to the Last Post pub in Southend.

He was not allowed to buy a vape without I.D… So he did this. The incident happened at the Big News shop near to the Last Post pub in Southend.

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Police carried out a major operation across Southend yesterday to prevent disorder after large groups of youths travelled to the seafront for a beach party promoted online. Large numbers of officers were deployed across the city, including at key train stations, where police intercepted and dispersed around 250 people as soon as they arrived. While a sizeable crowd did still gather along the seafront, officers were already in position and monitored the situation throughout the day before gradually dispersing the group. The operation was launched following concerns over reports of weapons being brought into the city, alongside the potential for disorder due to the scale of the gathering. Police used dispersal orders, enhanced stop and search powers, CCTV monitoring and support from community safety partners to target anyone travelling to Southend to commit crime or cause disorder. Officers carried out 29 stop and searches under additional Section 60 and 60AA powers. Nine arrests were made linked to the gathering, including one for possession of a bladed article. Essex Police also confirmed some arrests were assisted by Live Facial Recognition technology. Essex Police said: “We want to be clear: Southend is a safe and welcoming place. It is not a place for violence, disorder or anti-social behaviour. Anyone coming here intending to commit crime will be dealt with swiftly and robustly.”

Police carried out a major operation across Southend yesterday to prevent disorder after large groups of youths travelled to the seafront for a beach party promoted online. Large numbers of officers were deployed across the city, including at key train stations, where police intercepted and dispersed around 250 people as soon as they arrived. While a sizeable crowd did still gather along the seafront, officers were already in position and monitored the situation throughout the day before gradually dispersing the group. The operation was launched following concerns over reports of weapons being brought into the city, alongside the potential for disorder due to the scale of the gathering. Police used dispersal orders, enhanced stop and search powers, CCTV monitoring and support from community safety partners to target anyone travelling to Southend to commit crime or cause disorder. Officers carried out 29 stop and searches under additional Section 60 and 60AA powers. Nine arrests were made linked to the gathering, including one for possession of a bladed article. Essex Police also confirmed some arrests were assisted by Live Facial Recognition technology. Essex Police said: “We want to be clear: Southend is a safe and welcoming place. It is not a place for violence, disorder or anti-social behaviour. Anyone coming here intending to commit crime will be dealt with swiftly and robustly.”

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Last Saturday on Southend beach! It was the 2025 Sierra Leone Outing 🇸🇱 which attracts people from all around the UK. Organisers of the event say it was a success and they plan to return next year for another day of “food, music, live performances and games”

Last Saturday on Southend beach! It was the 2025 Sierra Leone Outing 🇸🇱 which attracts people from all around the UK. Organisers of the event say it was a success and they plan to return next year for another day of “food, music, live performances and games”

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This fight between two women happened in front of shocked shoppers in Southend High Street. The incident took place in the middle of the day and further highlights continued issues with anti-social behaviour in the city centre. An eyewitness told Your Southend that the women had allegedly "been arguing about drugs". Southend has a Community Safety Partnership (CSP) which share responsibility of tackling crime and disorder, anti-social behaviour plus drug and alcohol related offending. It's a multi-agency team including Southend City Council's Community Safety Unit, Youth Offending Service, Drug and Alcohol team, Essex Police, Essex County Fire & Rescue Service, the Office of Police and Crime Commissioner, South Essex Homes, the National Probation Service and Health Services. There is a team of Community Safety Officers who are responsible for providing high visibility patrols in the city centre to tackle crime, anti-social behaviour and other issues.

This fight between two women happened in front of shocked shoppers in Southend High Street. The incident took place in the middle of the day and further highlights continued issues with anti-social behaviour in the city centre. An eyewitness told Your Southend that the women had allegedly "been arguing about drugs". Southend has a Community Safety Partnership (CSP) which share responsibility of tackling crime and disorder, anti-social behaviour plus drug and alcohol related offending. It's a multi-agency team including Southend City Council's Community Safety Unit, Youth Offending Service, Drug and Alcohol team, Essex Police, Essex County Fire & Rescue Service, the Office of Police and Crime Commissioner, South Essex Homes, the National Probation Service and Health Services. There is a team of Community Safety Officers who are responsible for providing high visibility patrols in the city centre to tackle crime, anti-social behaviour and other issues.

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This is the moment alleged scrap metal thieves were caught red-handed in Southend. Scrap metal theft has been an ongoing issue across parts of the UK for years, particularly as the value of metals like copper, aluminium, lead and steel can quickly add up when sold on to scrap yards. While some people assume scrap left outside is “free to take”, entering somebody’s driveway or property and removing items without permission can still amount to theft.

This is the moment alleged scrap metal thieves were caught red-handed in Southend. Scrap metal theft has been an ongoing issue across parts of the UK for years, particularly as the value of metals like copper, aluminium, lead and steel can quickly add up when sold on to scrap yards. While some people assume scrap left outside is “free to take”, entering somebody’s driveway or property and removing items without permission can still amount to theft.

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Rival football fans clashed in Southend High Street today, ahead of the ‘Essex derby’ between Southend United and Braintree Town. Police rushed in and formed a line to keep the two groups apart after disorder broke out, with cans reportedly thrown before officers stepped in and pushed supporters back in opposite directions. Some Braintree fans were then seen trying to regroup and head back towards Southend supporters at the top of the High Street, as police worked to keep things under control. Ahead of the match, officers had already warned fans about behaviour around the derby. Chief Inspector Dave Browning said: “We’ll be there to make sure you can enjoy the game safely… officers will deal with anyone causing disorder.”

Rival football fans clashed in Southend High Street today, ahead of the ‘Essex derby’ between Southend United and Braintree Town. Police rushed in and formed a line to keep the two groups apart after disorder broke out, with cans reportedly thrown before officers stepped in and pushed supporters back in opposite directions. Some Braintree fans were then seen trying to regroup and head back towards Southend supporters at the top of the High Street, as police worked to keep things under control. Ahead of the match, officers had already warned fans about behaviour around the derby. Chief Inspector Dave Browning said: “We’ll be there to make sure you can enjoy the game safely… officers will deal with anyone causing disorder.”

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Man seen carrying a SWORD outside an ADSA supermarket on Monday! Multiple 999 calls were made to the police about the man, leading to a rapid response from officers. Units arrived “within minutes”, drew their tasers, detained a man in his 30s and seized the sword. He remains in custody for questioning. Police say the swift action shows the urgency they give to knife-related reports in Essex. The force also reports a 9% year-on-year drop in knife-enabled crime, crediting ongoing work with the Violence and Vulnerability Unit, which focuses on both enforcement and education.

Man seen carrying a SWORD outside an ADSA supermarket on Monday! Multiple 999 calls were made to the police about the man, leading to a rapid response from officers. Units arrived “within minutes”, drew their tasers, detained a man in his 30s and seized the sword. He remains in custody for questioning. Police say the swift action shows the urgency they give to knife-related reports in Essex. The force also reports a 9% year-on-year drop in knife-enabled crime, crediting ongoing work with the Violence and Vulnerability Unit, which focuses on both enforcement and education.

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This is the shocking moment that a driver swerved onto the wrong side of the road on Southend seafront, narrowly avoiding a head-on collision!

This is the shocking moment that a driver swerved onto the wrong side of the road on Southend seafront, narrowly avoiding a head-on collision!

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EXCLUSIVE: This new video shows the machete fight on Southend seafront continuing for a longer period, with the gang members trying to attack each other with the huge knives. The gang were undeterred by nearby security officers or families enjoying the warm weather by the seaside. The gang members eventually ran off in different directions. Armed police were dispatched and later made a number of arrests. Essex Police say they seized SEVEN weapons during last night's disorder. Southend Councillor Matt Dent said: "The scenes in Southend City Centre yesterday evening were horrifying. I have serious questions around the apparent lack of police and actions taken based off available intelligence. To be clear, this is unacceptable, and we need as a city to make sure it doesn't happen again."

EXCLUSIVE: This new video shows the machete fight on Southend seafront continuing for a longer period, with the gang members trying to attack each other with the huge knives. The gang were undeterred by nearby security officers or families enjoying the warm weather by the seaside. The gang members eventually ran off in different directions. Armed police were dispatched and later made a number of arrests. Essex Police say they seized SEVEN weapons during last night's disorder. Southend Councillor Matt Dent said: "The scenes in Southend City Centre yesterday evening were horrifying. I have serious questions around the apparent lack of police and actions taken based off available intelligence. To be clear, this is unacceptable, and we need as a city to make sure it doesn't happen again."

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LATEST: Video from the scene of the disorder in Southend city centre tonight, captured by our reporters. Police have made arrests and a dispersal order remains in place. Local MPs and city council leaders are calling for calm.

LATEST: Video from the scene of the disorder in Southend city centre tonight, captured by our reporters. Police have made arrests and a dispersal order remains in place. Local MPs and city council leaders are calling for calm.

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Police have arrested a man on suspicion of affray after this shocking incident in Southend last night involving large knives. Defectives are continuing to investigate the assault. The knife fight happened at around 12:15AM, with at least three men seen holding weapons. It took place on the corner of Southchurch Road and Warrior Square East, near to a number of late night takeaways, convenience stores and an adult entertainment venue A spokesperson for Essex Police said: "Our officers were on the scene within ten minutes. It was established a group of individuals had been involved in a fight, with a number of weapons seen. One man suffered injuries and received hospital treatment, though his injuries are not life-threatening or life-changing. "This man, 32, from Coventry, has since been arrested on suspicion of affray. He remains in custody for questioning. "Our enquiries are ongoing around Southend today and we continue to maintain a visible presence in the area. "Specialist officers within our Serious Crime Directorate will be leading the investigation and officers will be conducting patrols throughout the coming days." Chief Inspector Paul Hogben added: “I would ask anyone who may have information about this incident, or concerns, to please get in touch with us as soon as possible. “We take incidents of this nature very seriously and the Southend community can expect a robust response and investigation. “We have a dedicated team conducting the investigation into this incident and we will issue updates as we progress.” Anyone with information on this incident is urged to contact Essex Police. You can submit a report on the Essex Police website or using their online Live Chat service which is available 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week. You can also report information by calling 101. Please quote incident 15 of 15th September.

Police have arrested a man on suspicion of affray after this shocking incident in Southend last night involving large knives. Defectives are continuing to investigate the assault. The knife fight happened at around 12:15AM, with at least three men seen holding weapons. It took place on the corner of Southchurch Road and Warrior Square East, near to a number of late night takeaways, convenience stores and an adult entertainment venue A spokesperson for Essex Police said: "Our officers were on the scene within ten minutes. It was established a group of individuals had been involved in a fight, with a number of weapons seen. One man suffered injuries and received hospital treatment, though his injuries are not life-threatening or life-changing. "This man, 32, from Coventry, has since been arrested on suspicion of affray. He remains in custody for questioning. "Our enquiries are ongoing around Southend today and we continue to maintain a visible presence in the area. "Specialist officers within our Serious Crime Directorate will be leading the investigation and officers will be conducting patrols throughout the coming days." Chief Inspector Paul Hogben added: “I would ask anyone who may have information about this incident, or concerns, to please get in touch with us as soon as possible. “We take incidents of this nature very seriously and the Southend community can expect a robust response and investigation. “We have a dedicated team conducting the investigation into this incident and we will issue updates as we progress.” Anyone with information on this incident is urged to contact Essex Police. You can submit a report on the Essex Police website or using their online Live Chat service which is available 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week. You can also report information by calling 101. Please quote incident 15 of 15th September.

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Spotted/Heard in Southend High Street this evening.

Spotted/Heard in Southend High Street this evening.

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More people became stuck in the dangerous “quick sand” at the closed Three Shells Lagoon in Southend, despite fencing and warning signs already being in place. The latest incident happened on Friday, raising fresh safety concerns. According to witnesses, a family were climbing on the rocks when a child slipped off and into the wet sand. While they managed to get free, two women who tried to help quickly became trapped themselves. Barry French, who witnessed what happened, said: “One kid fell off the rocks and into the wet sand. They were okay, but both the women then got stuck and their kids were screaming hysterically. “Access to the rocks or the whole area needs to be blocked off.” The area on the beach had already been fenced off, with warnings in place about the danger of the ‘wet sand’. Southend City Council previously confirmed that the lagoon had effectively been closed, due to previous incidents of people becoming trapped in the quick sand. The £1.9 million lagoon, which first opened in 2016, will not reopen until safety improvements are made. A council spokesperson said: “In the meantime, our engineers are looking at a range of options for the lagoon. “Any options are likely to require planning applications and coastal licensing approvals.” Despite this, Friday’s incident shows people are still getting into the restricted area, with growing calls from locals for stronger measures to prevent access altogether.

More people became stuck in the dangerous “quick sand” at the closed Three Shells Lagoon in Southend, despite fencing and warning signs already being in place. The latest incident happened on Friday, raising fresh safety concerns. According to witnesses, a family were climbing on the rocks when a child slipped off and into the wet sand. While they managed to get free, two women who tried to help quickly became trapped themselves. Barry French, who witnessed what happened, said: “One kid fell off the rocks and into the wet sand. They were okay, but both the women then got stuck and their kids were screaming hysterically. “Access to the rocks or the whole area needs to be blocked off.” The area on the beach had already been fenced off, with warnings in place about the danger of the ‘wet sand’. Southend City Council previously confirmed that the lagoon had effectively been closed, due to previous incidents of people becoming trapped in the quick sand. The £1.9 million lagoon, which first opened in 2016, will not reopen until safety improvements are made. A council spokesperson said: “In the meantime, our engineers are looking at a range of options for the lagoon. “Any options are likely to require planning applications and coastal licensing approvals.” Despite this, Friday’s incident shows people are still getting into the restricted area, with growing calls from locals for stronger measures to prevent access altogether.

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UPDATE: A major fire which destroyed Southend United’s former training ground, after the football club recently moved out of it, was started deliberately.

UPDATE: A major fire which destroyed Southend United’s former training ground, after the football club recently moved out of it, was started deliberately.

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UPDATE 1:45PM: The pro-Palestine protestors are marching towards Southchurch, having been blocked by police from entering Southend High Street. Expect some traffic disruption. A large police presence is travelling alongside the protestors.

UPDATE 1:45PM: The pro-Palestine protestors are marching towards Southchurch, having been blocked by police from entering Southend High Street. Expect some traffic disruption. A large police presence is travelling alongside the protestors.

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Latest: An Air Ambulance has landed in Shoebury after a runner collapsed near the finish line of the Southend Half Marathon. Ten paramedics are at the scene giving the patient emergency treatment. Essex & Herts Air Ambulance, unlike NHS emergency services, is a service provided by a charity. The free life-saving service is provided 24/7 by helicopters and by rapid response vehicles in the hours of darkness.

Latest: An Air Ambulance has landed in Shoebury after a runner collapsed near the finish line of the Southend Half Marathon. Ten paramedics are at the scene giving the patient emergency treatment. Essex & Herts Air Ambulance, unlike NHS emergency services, is a service provided by a charity. The free life-saving service is provided 24/7 by helicopters and by rapid response vehicles in the hours of darkness.

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A gang reportedly attacked a man in Southend city centre on Thursday 20th March. The shocking incident was witnessed by many people who were in the area at the time. It happened next to the Victoria Shopping Centre on Chichester Road.

A gang reportedly attacked a man in Southend city centre on Thursday 20th March. The shocking incident was witnessed by many people who were in the area at the time. It happened next to the Victoria Shopping Centre on Chichester Road.

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