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173 Mr & Mrs Cripps Leisure: Young people need centres for sport or just chillout and chay venues. Ask them what they want. The fear of feral young people roaming the streets is real. They need facilities to provide something for them to do. Southend has all the clubs, beaches, amusements etc. Rochford should concentrate on its countryside creating cycle 174 Mr P Clark routes and footpaths and nature reserves for outdoor pursuits etc. The Council's commitment in this area is laudable, but doomed to failure. We do not have the necessary infrastructure in place. The destruction of the Rayleigh one-way system, cut visitors drastically and reduced shop takings. Tourism? To see 175 Mr H J Rowland our clock? Advise where the facilities are and where to park to access them. What footpaths are available? Map? Is parking free? 176 Mr R Abbott What are costs of family membership to leisure facilities etc. All this could be on one map. Walking and cycling should be encouraged for all ages. Dedicated routes and paths should be available on leaflet, well signposted and with points of interest indicated. Cherry Orchard Jubilee area should become a must for all ages, car parking well designed and not obtrusive. Do all our market towns/villages have an info leaflet with map and points of interest. I think the district has made great improvements in recent years - quality and high standards make so much 177 Mr J East difference. If you go into Rayleigh town or Hockley town in the evening you will see kids with attitude terrorising the areas. This never used to be the case. Help existing sports clubs such as Rochford Hundred Ruby, Football club, Rayleigh Wyverns etc. They are giving kids an interest, keeping them healthy and giving them some values. Rayleigh needs more parks and 178 Mr D Livermore parkland with one in the middle all the kids congregate in that one and spill out onto the high street. We need a decent olympic size swimming pool to encourage youngsters to swim well and train for the olympics. We need 179 Mrs F M Wilson somewhere in Rayleigh for youths to go and socialize - instead of vandalising everything. I would like to see more cycling facilities. In Holland you can hire bicycles to cycle through woods down cycle paths. You see all age groups out, from mothers and toddlers to grey-haired couples. It's too dangerous in this country on the roads. In Holland its very pleasant. I recently registered for a city car club. The nearest one was 32 miles away in London. My sister- 180 Mr R Swain in-law in Bristol has 5 within a short walk. You could promote car clubs. 181 Mrs M R Hutchings No idea. 182 Mrs V Wisbey More smaller busses. There are enough fitness centres. Development of tourism on a small scale is good. 183 Tomassi None Do not provide leisure facilities without adequate parking. Parking cars in my own road and many others is an aggravation when the local sports club has events. What else could you do? - Make up my road to a good standard. Better, water, 184 Mr T L Ellis footpaths and lighting are also required. 185 Mr J K Mills I believe further leisure facilities are required in Rayleigh West. 186 Mr & Mrs J Halliday A swimming pool in Rayleigh would be a great bonus for the area. More facilities are needed for teenagers, within walking distance of main towns. A club that would be large enough for bands to play and people to dance in could be provided in Rayleigh. The Pink toothbrush is not really suitable for middle 187 Mrs K Jesty aged residents. There is very little for tourists in our areas. If there is, then its not publicised very well. Here we go again. The council is developing 'green tourism' what the hell does that mean? We are not short of any leisure and tourism? Facilities. No, the development of tourism is not right. Who on earth does the council think wants to come to 188 Mr A Mackay our area as a tourist. Listen councillors - the real world is calling - again! 189 Mr G Gooding There are comparatively few features or facilities to attract people to the area.
190 Mr G J Tinsey New facilities should be constructed close to new homes, so car use is not needed. Any leisure buildings, play-grounds and so on must be CCTV protected and closed at night, if for use by only young children. Youth facilities are required. Expand existing airport. Improve and develop bike paths (not just a line on aldrady narrow roads). Arts house cinema - much needed. More clubs young people to avoid delinquancy, local bike/skate boarding etc within communities - not out of towns. River Crouch - develop paths for walking and cycling between South Woodham Ferrers to Hullbridge and 191 Janice & Alex Brining Paglesham. Southend is ripe for more tourism/leisure facilities. Any money spent promoting this will pay back dividens both for the 192 Ms B Mean existing local people and for tourists. 193 Ms S Swift Swimming pool (see 4) I can see tourism within Southend-on-sea, but what would a tourist want to visit Rochford. We have nothing to attract them. 195 Mr B M Gilbert Maybe a few more hotels or the like to satisfy a dormitory need for the Southend airport when it develops. 196 Mr A E Hodges Visitor centre for Hockley Woods showing woodland management/flora and forna - tearooms? 197 P McAllister Would not want tourism developed in these areas not suitable sites for it. Too much road congestion. No to incinerators. To encourage tourism - council areas would need to work closer together to avoid duplication - a small office in town centres 198 Mr J Clamp would make the facility more accessible. 199 Mr & Mrs Crockford Tourism is not really a good idea, with the two roads we have into this corner congestion would be worse than it already is. Not sure why we need tourism - we have little to offer? Leisure - most if not all privately owned and expensive community - not impressed. Is the new pavillion in St Georges just for the bowling club - are the toilets to be opened to the public. If not 200 Mr T O'Shea why was it built? Can more be done for the teenagers? Where can they go? More swimming pools for local people and not out of area clubs which consume most of pools and pool areas during times when normal working people are able to utilise these facilities. Clubs and out of area clubs consume our local facilities. 201 Mr M Thomas This is a major deterant to get fit. More local youth clubs should be provided in local areas ie the centre of town/village etc. Not the expensive members only 203 M T Conaty health centre we already have sufficient within the area. 204 Mr R Gould The facilities are adequate albeit more should be done for teenagers - Rochford. Why not a swimming pool, being elderly it is the only sport I am capable of doing, not just me but others also. You have 205 Mrs Whitham catered for youngsters, middle aged but not us. I rest my case. More leisure facilities would go under used and be a drain on rescources. Tourism is unlikely to make our district a large 206 Mrs G Harper income. Many of our skilled residents work in London. 208 I Gyres Swimming pool in Rayleigh 210 Mrs M A King Don't you think we have enough traffic problems and parking problems in Rayleigh without encouraging more tourism! Clearly the Southend Seafront is the main area for tourism. However, the existing leisure facilities the arcades are in excess. There ought to be seafront cafes, and bars to encourage more families to use them as opposed to the many pubs which do not encuorage the tourism family clientel. The pier must be reinstated in full, and also the land slipped area west 211 Mr B W Williams of the pier, again to include a bandstand, which could also be used as an open arena for use by stage acting. I think the first thing we need in Rochford District is a country park which would be a nice day out for families and would be a pleasant place in the area. It should be positioned in the North of the district near Hullbridge. I think a hotel is also needed as the only local ones are the Chichester and Renouf. These are only small hotels and to boost tourism we need 212 Master J Richards larger ones. 213 Mr M Wheeler We need a swimming pool in the Rayleigh/Hullbridge area.
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024 Mr P Williams 025 Mrs P Clifton
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159 Mr & Mrs J Collins I do not hav
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300 Mrs Upson I have answered this
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338 Mr & Mrs Saunders We have been
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357 Ms V O'Malley Perhaps the gover
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1. HOUSING Where should land be rel
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014 D Hanrahan I do not agree furth
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136 Mrs G E Chase Protect our areas
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