On Monday 25th March, I held a groundbreaking Local Transport Summit where I brought together all of the city’s major bus operators - First, Arriva and Stephensons.
On Friday 22 March I was invited to get a sneak preview of the exhibition, ‘Romans: Settling in Southend’ Exhibition at the Central Museum and Planetarium in Southend.
Among the constituents who booked in to see me privately at my recent Super Surgery were two local WASPI (Women Against State Pension Inequality) campaigners Frances Neil and Deborah Dalton.
On Saturday 16th March, I was delighted to attend the Spring Concert of the Orpheus Singers at St Saviour’s Church, Westcliff.
The concert performed by the wonderful south-east Essex ladies choir, was in support of the Mayor’s Charities, the Music Man Project and Havens Hospices.
On Friday 15th March, I welcomed over 35 constituents to my fifth ‘Super Surgery’, in St Margaret’s Church Hall in Southend. During a normal Friday or Monday surgery, I would normally see up to seven constituents who had pre-booked an appointment with me in advance.
On Saturday 9th March, I was delighted to attend the launch of Chill Southend, a club which offers cold water swim therapy for improved health & well-being.
