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transport & access to services

The issue of Transport was not identified as one of the Partnership’s Six Themes, nevertheless it is a major component in the make-up of an area such as Tendring.

A high quality public transport system is an integral element in both the retention and the attraction of businesses to Tendring. Together, an expanding business sector allied with an efficient transport network will greatly assist in the regeneration of the Tendring area.

Public transport provision is a major player in the ‘Green’ issues that now and in the future will need to be addressed to help Tendring become a cleaner and nicer place to live and do business in.

who is involved?

The transport issues in Tendring District are overseen by the Transport & Access Services Action Group. This body is comprised of people drawn from Public Service, Charity and Voluntary sector organisations. Individual members of the Action Group can be found by clicking on the following link. TASAG

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Organisations involved

Tendring District Council Tendring District Council

Essex County Council Essex County Council

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Tendring Access Group

Formed in 1992 this group is dedicated to solving problems of access for disabled people across the district. The Group liaises closely with Tendring District Council to resolve the issues that confront the disabled. With a membership of around 30 people it meets every two months at the village hall in Wix; this is usually the second Wednesday in the month and the meeting kicks off at 5:00 pm. The group is especially passionate about the problems of access with regards to transport.

Tendring Community Transport

First launched in June 1993 under the umbrella of Tendring Community Voluntary Services the organisation gained independent charitable status in March 1999. TCT was incorporated as a Private Company Limited by Guarantee on 24 February 1999.

For further information on TCT and the aims of the organisation please click on either the icon below or the adjacent text link. Please note that the link will open in a new browser window.


	Tendring Community Transport

Rural Community Council of Essex - RCCE

Is an independent charity helping people and communities throughout rural Essex build a sustainable future.

Led by Kris Radley, The Linking Communities project has a unique role in the county working closely with rural communities to develop a range of transport and access projects.

For further information on RCCE and the aims of the organisation, especially those concerned with transport and access, please click on either the icon below or the adjacent text link. Please note that the link will open in a new browser window.

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	Rural Community Council of Essex

Transport & access to services action group

Group Lead

Nick Roberts - Essex County Council

Alison Amstutz - North East Essex NHS PCT

Russell Butcher - Tendring Access Group

Monica Butcher - Tendring Access Group

Claire Ellington – Tendring Youth Assembly

Wendy Jackson - Essex County Council

Pauline Mann - Tendring Community Transport

Rachael Price - Essex County Council

Kris Radley - Rural Community Council of Essex

Sarah Ramachandra – Essex County Council

Jim Swaine - Tendring District Council

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	If, after viewing this site, you feel that you or your organisation could contribute to a particular ‘Theme’ or more generally to the aims of the Tendring Local Strategic Partnership please contact the Tendring LSP Co-ordinator, Tendring District Council Offices, Thorpe Road, Weeley, CO16 9AJ in writing, giving an outline of how you believe you or your organisation would be able to contribute.