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Clacton's environmental qualities draw on several things: proximity to the sea, its evolution as the resort, its attraction as a retirement area, and its business and trade. The conservation and enhancement of
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Clacton has a pleasure pier, arcades, a golf course, caravan parks and an airfield. The town and its beaches are still popular with tourists in the summer and there is an annual entertainment programme including the
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between the Pier and
Jaywick Sands to the south; they date from 1809 to 1812. The immensely thick brick walls look circular but are, in fact, rounded triangles, designed to deflect cannon-fire. The tower nearest the pier was, unusually, built within a moat. The name comes from similar fortifications
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District Council built the Town Hall on Station Road to serve both as its headquarters and as a public hall and theatre for the town, with the theatre now called the Princes Theatre. It is a neo-Georgian building, with a tall portico of composite columns flanked by two-story wings. The
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traces at Point Clear to the south and round houses (as cropmarks) near the A133 extension from Weeley to the north. There may have been a pre-Roman (i.e. Celtic) settlement at Great
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between 2020 and 2024, noting a decline in economic performance of these locations. The strategy focuses specifically on local participation within communities and addressing long term prosperity and also proposes bold action in
Clacton town centre, recognising that its future is unlikely to be led
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With the advent of cheap flights to
Mediterranean resorts in the 1970s, the holiday industry began to decline. Increasingly, hotels' and guest-houses' spare capacity came to be used as 'temporary' accommodation by the local authority to house those on welfare, refugees, migrants and asylum seekers.
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Four notable incidents occurred in
Clacton-on-Sea during the Second World War. First, very early in the war a German airman bailed out over the town. Procedures for dealing with enemy captives were not yet well-established and he was treated as a celebrity guest for some days, including by the town
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bought and refurbished the West
Clacton Estate, an amusement park to the west of the town. He opened a new amusement park on the site in 1937 and then, a year later on 11 June 1938, opened the second of his holiday camps. This location remained open until 1983 when, due to changing holiday tastes,
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was only about 15 miles (24 km) away. No traces of substantial Roman settlement have been found at Clacton though there are several Roman villa sites nearby (e.g. Alresford, Wivenhoe, Brightlingsea). After the Anglo-Saxon migration and the foundation of the kingdom of Essex, a village called
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bomber crashed into the town on 30 April 1940, demolishing several houses in the Vista Road area as one of the magnetic mines on board exploded on impact, killing the crew and two civilians; another mine was defused by experts from the Navy. Third, the Wagstaff Corner area was bombed in May 1941,
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also ran until the early 1960s. Butlin's reopened the holiday camp after the war. This, along with the expansion of the nearby chalet town of Jaywick, originally a speculative private development of inter-war years, and increasingly capacious caravan sites, all swelled by the movement of retired
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In 1893, the pier was lengthened to 390 yd (360 m) and entertainment facilities were added. Bought by Ernest Kingsman in 1922, it remained in the ownership of the Kingsman family until 1971. In March 2009, the pier was purchased by the Clacton Pier Company, who installed a 50 ft
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which housed orphaned handicapped girls from London. Cordy's, a well-known large seafront restaurant has recently been demolished. The site of Butlin's Holiday Camp was redeveloped as a housing estate. The once famously crowded bus station in Jackson Road has become a car park. The Ocean Revue
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was the first building of the new resort of Clacton-on-Sea; it opened officially on 27 July 1871. It was 160 yd (150 m) in length and 12 ft (3.7 m) wide. It was built originally as a landing point for goods and passengers, as Clacton was becoming an increasingly popular
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People who wanted to come by road had to go through Great Clacton. In the 1920s, London Road was built to cope with the influx of holidaymakers. Later, in the 1970s, the eastern section of the A120 was opened, obviating the need for Clacton visitors to go through Colchester. Today the
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The former hospice is situated in Jackson Road, in the town centre. It has a curved wood and brick corner design of 2001-2 by the Purcell Miller Tritton architectural partnership. The building has been redeveloped and now houses eighteen modern, privately let, dwellings.
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undertook significant work to develop a 10-year Economic Strategy for the district which includes Clacton on Sea. Now, half-way through this 10-year strategy, the approach has been refreshed to add a greater focus on the populations of Clacton and
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Clacton's population increased substantially during the 20th century from 7,456 at the 1901 census to 25,000 in the 1960s, 45,065 in 1991 and reaching over 53,000 by 2001. Population as 107,237 according to Dataloft Inform, Land Registry, 2011 Census.
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A huddle of self-builds and kit-houses were built in the 1920s and '30s in a bleak field dangerously close to the mean sea level. It has been described as resembling "a shanty town", but it also has its admirers who call it "a great place to live."
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St Osyth's Teacher Training College occupied several buildings in Clacton, mostly along Marine Parade East, until its amalgamation with the North East Essex Technical College in the late 1970s. The town is served by two secondary schools,
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used to play. Clacton also have a rugby club with teams ranging from under 12s to a first and second team. The first and second teams play in Essex League 1 and train on a Tuesday night which is held at the rugby club in Valley Road.
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can advise on heritage and historic buildings. The district also advises on wildlife conservation, and on obtaining grants for managing countryside for public enjoyment and appreciation. The county has an archaeological service.
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Clacton was repeatedly surveyed by the Army in the Napoleonic Wars as a possible invasion beach-head for Napoleon and his Dutch allies. There was a large army and militia camp where Holland-on-Sea now stands. In 1810 five
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in 1894. In 1895 the council changed the name of the urban district from Great Clacton to simply Clacton. The legal name of the parish which covered the same area as the urban district remained Great Clacton, but as an
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The town expanded substantially in the 1980s, 1990s and first decade of the 21st century, with new housing estates on the rural margins of town, and some brownfield developments. Many residents commute to work in
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Butlins decided to close the facility. It was then purchased by former managers of the camp who reopened it as a short-lived theme park, called Atlas Park. The land was then sold and redeveloped with housing.
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in the same way as most rural areas. As the area became more populous, largely due to the growth of the seaside resort, more urban forms of government were required. The parish of Great Clacton was made a
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rocket hit in front of the Tower Hotel, injuring dozens of troops inside though without bringing down the structure. Clacton lay beneath the route taken by many of the
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Clacton Urban District Council had provided the town with electricity since the early twentieth century from Clacton power station. Upon
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was created for the former urban district and so it become an
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of the electricity industry in 1948 ownership passed to the
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Londoners into the area, altered the character of the town.
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from a junction on the existing railway at Thorpe-le-Soken.
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1126:St John the Baptist Church, Great Clacton
837:at Martello Bay (two more are locally at
614:along the coast, opened a branch line to
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2903:"Tendring Economic Strategy 2020-24"
2718:. Colchester. 8 June 1895. p. 4
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2237:Clacton in the 2024 general election
1879:adding citations to reliable sources
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1289:The pier, viewed from the south-west
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1079:Central Electricity Generating Board
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2552:Moore, Hannah (19 September 2023).
1031:Clacton's local radio stations are
45:Clacton-on-Sea from the air in 2004
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3169:Cawley, Laurence (20 April 2014).
3158:from the original on 6 March 2016.
3067:from the original on 9 April 2009.
2773:National Heritage List for England
2532:"European Severe Weather Database"
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2943:Elks, Sonia (25 September 2008).
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1760:Local bus routes are operated by
1311:Gunfleet Sands Offshore Wind Farm
1305:Gunfleet Sands offshore wind farm
1081:. Electricity connections to the
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668:and V-2 bombs aimed at London.
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3775:River Lee Flood Relief Channel
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616:Clacton-on-Sea railway station
509:Clacton has two theatres, the
376:, 40 miles east-north-east of
16:Seaside town in Essex, England
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2768:"Clacton Town Hall (1267903)"
2605:"Blue Flag beaches in the UK"
2467:. Amberley Publishing. 2011.
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2969:Stanley, Bob (1 July 2012).
2825:Ahmed, Jabed (5 July 2024).
2448:Allington-Jones, L., (2015)
2375:10.1016/j.quaint.2015.11.055
2046:(born 1969), British actress
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2638:. Archant. pp. 18–20.
2464:Clacton-on-Sea through Time
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3105:"Clacton 1961–90 averages"
2931:Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae
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3253:Jacobs, Norman (2002).
2879:Clacton Journal website
2094:It Couldn't Happen Here
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1751:London Liverpool Street
1675:Clacton Coastal Academy
1175:Clacton railway station
920:urban district councils
902:, based in Chelmsford.
715:John Groom's Crippleage
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3043:www.clactonhistory.com
3039:"Buy Generic Accutane"
2450:Archaeological Journal
2424:Natural History Museum
2291:The Origins of Britain
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3364:Boroughs or districts
2805:The National Archives
2716:Essex County Standard
2518:The Essex Countryside
2394:Earth-Science Reviews
2220:Clacton from the Pier
2208:Garden of Remembrance
2083:The music video for "
2034:, a suburb of Clacton
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963:Clacton constituency
959:Member of Parliament
900:Essex County Council
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815:docked from 1871 at
750:Twenty-first century
550:Hoxnian Interglacial
545:Homo heidelbergensis
462:Town centre fountain
183:Sovereign state
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3343:Unitary authorities
3115:on 10 February 2001
3049:on 4 February 2009.
2420:"The Clacton Spear"
2072:Cultural references
1956:Joan Kiddell-Monroe
1753:via Colchester and
1741:, on a branch from
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3675:Walton-on-the-Naze
3134:"Jennifer Worth".
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3272:The Clacton Spear
3197:petshopboys.co.uk
3027:on 19 April 2012.
2632:"Morning campers"
2337:978-3-030-46125-6
2085:Always on My Mind
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2044:Beth Goddard
2018:Steve Wright
1995:
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1968:Pat Fletcher
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1873:Please help
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975:Conservative
967:Nigel Farage
957:The current
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711:Odeon Cinema
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3660:Thundersley
3593:Manningtree
2868:. May 2004.
2854:. May 2004.
2748:3 September
2722:3 September
2671:3 September
2615:4 September
2536:www.eswd.eu
2480:3 September
2271:3 September
2265:Census 2021
2124:Town centre
2065:Tom Eastman
2003:Steve Foley
1992:Paul Barber
1782:First Essex
1774:Manningtree
805:Peter Bruff
600:Peter Bruff
585:Clachintuna
577:Claccingtun
572:Beaker Folk
548:during the
493:helicopters
331: /
3858:Categories
3725:Blackwater
3533:Dovercourt
3528:Corringham
3522:Colchester
3516:Coggeshall
3495:Chelmsford
3454:Billericay
3426:Uttlesford
3396:Colchester
3391:Chelmsford
3247:References
3235:10 January
3109:Met Office
2646:5 February
2636:Essex Life
2434:23 October
2300:0710004311
2050:Paul Banks
2038:Barry Lamb
1962:Ivy Benson
1766:Colchester
1755:Chelmsford
1735:Colchester
1711:trains at
1697:bypass at
1659:Demography
1650:Met Office
1037:Heart East
1022:ITV Anglia
868:Governance
839:Dovercourt
809:Steamships
791:West Beach
736:Chelmsford
728:Colchester
554:Clactonian
501:Red Arrows
386:Colchester
378:Chelmsford
316:51°47′30″N
208:CO15, CO16
88:Population
3770:River Lea
3704:See also:
3464:Brentwood
3459:Braintree
3381:Brentwood
3376:Braintree
3137:The Times
2681:cite book
2400:: 18–51.
2369:: 41–53.
2160:The beach
2100:Yesterday
2087:" by the
1862:does not
1796:Liverpool
1720:A133 road
1709:Class 321
1685:Transport
1668:Education
1255:plant in
1216:Moot Hall
1163:noted in
1133:John Knox
1110:Landmarks
1033:BBC Essex
971:Reform UK
859:In 1936,
764:North Sea
654:Luftwaffe
477:Hurricane
469:Lancaster
454:Amenities
423:Geography
319:1°08′45″E
253:Ambulance
193:Post town
3894:Tendring
3843:Category
3700:Wivenhoe
3690:Wickford
3613:Rochford
3608:Rayleigh
3603:Purfleet
3583:Loughton
3563:Halstead
3558:Hadleigh
3501:Chigwell
3449:Basildon
3421:Tendring
3416:Rochford
3371:Basildon
3355:Thurrock
3207:30 April
3201:Archived
3179:Archived
3175:BBC News
3156:Archived
3065:Archived
2779:10 March
2640:Archived
2516:(1967).
2498:(1967).
2226:See also
2054:Interpol
1648:Source:
1527:Average
1261:East-End
1257:Dagenham
1222:Hawstead
1096:In 2013
1087:megawatt
1061:Industry
1018:BBC East
998:F.A. Cup
961:for the
884:district
841:Bay and
827:Waverley
708:art deco
686:MV
604:the pier
557:industry
534:, London
499:and the
473:Spitfire
352:, is a
123:Tendring
115:District
106:TM170150
3780:Mardyke
3745:Chelmer
3665:Tilbury
3655:Thaxted
3573:Harwich
2836:12 July
2343:28 July
2111:Gallery
1883:removed
1868:sources
1815:Airport
1812:series
1770:Harwich
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1522:(45.0)
1517:(37.0)
1512:(41.0)
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1497:(56.3)
1492:(55.9)
1487:(52.2)
1482:(46.9)
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1472:(37.6)
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