A new image reveals how Southend’s Better Queensway regeneration could transform the city centre, with hundreds of homes proposed, a potential £330m construction programme and major changes to existing sites.
Southend’s former Prudential building remains unfinished after a planning inspector rejected an extension for its conversion into 119 flats. The Elmer Approach landmark is also on the council’s Dirty Dozen list.
Southend’s iconic Kursaal has secured £540,000 from Historic England to restore its famous dome, repair the historic building and support plans to reopen as a family entertainment destination.
The footbridge over the busy Queensway road in Southend has now been removed, marking a major and symbolic milestone in the long-planned ‘Better Queensway’ redevelopment […]
One of Southend’s busiest car parks has been closed and fenced off as work begins on the city’s £575 million Better Queensway regeneration project. The […]
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