Arriva has endorsed the Southend 2017 Alternative City of Culture campaign by naming one of its buses after the initiative as well as giving it a prominent...

The parliamentary debate on inward investment in Southend, organised by Sir David Amess MP, took place on Friday, 20 March.

Sir David spoke about the issue of scrap metal licencing during Business Questions on Thursday, 19 March 2015.

Sir David asked a question about youth re-offending rates and probation in Parliament on Tuesday, 17 March 2015.

On Wednesday, the 18th of March, Mike Penning MP, the Minister for Policing, visited Southend to meet with the local police.

The Alzheimer’s Society Parliament Day took place on Tuesday, 17th March, and was strongly supported by many MP’s.

Sir David Amess MP has secured an adjournment debate in Parliament to discuss inward investment in Southend.

Arriva has kindly agreed to name one of their buses in recognition of Southend as the Alternative City of Culture 2017.

Sir David Amess MP will welcome the Minister of State for Policing,Criminal Justice and Victims, Mike Penning, to Southend on 18 March, 2015.