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069 Mrs B Buckland
070 P Robertson
071 P Williams
A swimming pool in Rayleigh - easy to get to on foot/bike/bus. Holmes Place is out of the way. Why not be bold and build a
'super' pool like the one in Maldon (Blackwater Leisure). This I'm sure, would be a money spinner for the whole district. Not
even Southend has one, this would be fantastic for people of ALL ages.
Any leisure and tourism needs to be in keeping with the community (existing). An influx of noise, alcohol, gambling etc with
all its bad social effects should be avoided.
Restrict building up the area to much so that tourism has something to see other than housing and business parks maintain
green belt to help leisure and community feel good factor
072 Mr & Mrs S J Painter With loss of Renouf's no quality hotel in area. More and less expensive facilities in Rayleigh - swimming pool for example.
073 Mr S Learmouth Unable to answer
074 Mr & Mrs Raddon Shortage of facilities for teenagers.
075 Mr K A Cooke
Tourists. I cannot imagine anyone in their right mind coming to our area with all its traffic congestion, lack of scenic beauty
and minimal historic buildings. If a tourist came to stay with me I could show them Rayleigh Mill after that I would struggle
to find anything intersting to show them, apart from vast amounts of houses less than 25 years old. Tourists are not a
problem in South East Essex! ps I congratulate you on your picutre above of our swans at Hullbridge. However, I do not
feel it will attract tourists from far and wide.
076 Ms G Lunn
It is important that we have some facilities, particularly for young people. However, we must protect the natural areas and
keep the landscape as it is for future farming, the miles of footpaths in the area which I live are both peaceful and beautiful
and should be preserved for future generations.
As a rural county and district we have much to offer; cycling, riding, walking, peace and quiet, food, shooting, wild animals
and birds in abundance. As a coastal county and district we have more to offer; sailing, boating, fishing, skiing, swimming,
paddling and strolling by the water's edge. We can also offer sea-food, fish, shellfish, marine salt, etc. We need more
access to the coast through the countryside; footpaths, bridleways, cycle-paths. Marinas and moorings for boats must be
077 Cllr Glen Dryhurst encouraged. We must urge and assist to get a marina for Southend which will benefit us too.
078 David & Jeanne We need more adequate doctors facilities.
The area is crowded enough without tourists. Healthcare in the area is sadly lacking. It is nearly impossible to get an
079 Mrs S Clark
appointment at the doctors in Hockley even in emergency. Queing from 7.30 am is ridiculous.
The current provision is fairly good but maybe we could make more use of facilities like Mill Hall and The Freight House or
080 Mr C Hathaway publicise local events better either on local radio or through advertising.
I am ashamed of the condition of the local parks. The children of 3-5 do not have adequate apparatus in local parks. Can
081 T S Papworth
we have CCTV in parks to protect children.
082 Mr J Adkin I think the council should do more in encouraging local residents to use the facilities for leisure we already have.
Will need sports and leisure facilities for youth. Opportunities for wild life conservation eg protection fo birds. Parks and
084 Miss M Andrews open spaces for families.
085 C G Tabar Use must be made of existing facilities - advertising in council publications.
The word sports centre in Rawreth Lane should have had a swimming pool. I see no evidence of the Council promoting
086 Mr M Gorman
Rayleigh where tourism is concerned. No tourist centre, there are no hotels.
Theatre, multipurpose events venue. Mill Hall and Freight House and community centres are inadequate to local needs,
087 Mr I Walker
see 4 re tourism. If residents enjoy facilities so will tourists. Improve pedestrian (cycle) access.