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	BBC - Essex - Discover Essex - Clacton Beach
		Clacton is the most unfriendliest place ever, full of stuck up people who don't talk to you unless you're born and bred.
		clacton is a nice place but need's a bit of blc,it is about time the council took a good look at clacton it need a facelift it is no good just putting a few new pavement's in and wasting taxpayers money by putting a water feturein.
		Clacton is a good place to go and visit for the day, although u get alot of scummy families going i definately wouldn't like to live there as it's a bad place at night the drugs are violence is unbelieably out of control.
	www.bbc.co.uk /essex/content/articles/2005/08/31/clacton_beach_feature.shtml (2995 words)

	Clacton-on-Sea -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: )
		However, due to possible (A Marxist and Maoist terrorist organization in Germany; a network of underground guerillas who committed acts of violence in the service of the class struggle; a successor to the Baader-Meinhof Gang; became one of Europe's most feared terrorist groups; di) RAF cuts, this air display may cease in the future.
		Clacton used to be home to one of the oldest (Click link for more info and facts about Butlins) Butlins sites, but in 1983, it was closed and replaced with the Martello Bay housing estate.
		Clacton is the original home of the groups (Click link for more info and facts about the insane picnic) the insane picnic and (Click link for more info and facts about Spasmodic Caress) Spasmodic Caress.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/c/cl/clacton-on-sea1.htm (496 words)

	Clacton Aero Club :: Articles in Flyer :: Glorious Roots
		Trevor Butcher, Clacton's co-owner, is the first instructor, and he runs through the speeds, the pre-flights and the theory of getting the Cub off and onto the ground.
		The Cub is one of the more docile tail-wheels, which is why Clacton use it, but the lesson is always there: when you're moving, keep those feet ready on the pedals waiting to correct anything that looks averse.
		The basis of the farm strip course is the friendly relationship between Clacton - a true flying club, bacon butties, matey barracking and all - with local strip owners who are as keen as the club to promote this form of flying.
	www.clacton-aero-club.uk.com /flyer_articles/glorious_roots.htm (2465 words)

	Clacton Pier
		Clacton Pier, more than any other British pier, has changed its image in keeping with the entertainment trends of its paying customers over the decades.
		Such were the demands to land steamers, by 1890 it was decided by the operating company that the pier would have to be extended, and better facilities for entertainment provided.
		The modern Clacton Pier is not for the traditionalist, but having said that, it does unashamedly provide the brash, colourful entertainment loved by so many, that is now a feature of the popular British seaside resort.
	www.theheritagetrail.co.uk /piers/clacton%20pier.htm (620 words)

	GREAT BRITISH PIERS - PIER HISTORY - CLACTON PIER (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clacton Pier was officially opened to the public on 27th July 1871, although it had already played host to the arrival of the SS Queen of the Orwell on the 18th July of the very same year.
		However, as soon as the war came to an end, Clacton was ready to take up its previous position at the top of the seaside tree, but it was never to be quite the same again.
		Although Clacton was still a popular resort, there were signs that all was not as it used to be.
	www.greatbritishpiers.co.uk /phclactonpierhistory.html (1466 words)

	Clacton On Sea
		clacton’s population has grown hugely, in 1901 it was 7456, 1991 was 45,065 and today stands at over 53000.
		Clacton was once the home of the singer Sade and C.J from The Wildhearts as well as the groups the insane picnic and Spasmodic Caress.
		Sometimes referred to as the “Tendring Peninsula”, the district was formed on April 1, 1974 as a merger of the borough of Harwich, with Brightlingsea, Clacton and Frinton and Walton urban districts, and Tendring Rural District.
	www.clactonchamber.com (694 words)

	CLACTON-ON-SEA - LoveToKnow Article on CLACTON-ON-SEA
		In the neighborhood, however, marshes fringe the shore.
		The church of Great Clacton, at the village I~ m.
		Clacton is provided with a pier, promenade and marine parade; and is the seat of various convalescent and other homes.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /C/CL/CLACTON_ON_SEA.htm (110 words)

	Sheen's Estate Agents
		Clacton became a popular holiday location with the early Victorians who traveled here by steamboat and the town was built up around the pier, although its name is derived from the ancient village of Great Clacton which is located one mile inland and has now been absorbed into the town borough.
		As Clacton became popular as a retirement location many bungalows were built along the coastline from Holland-on-Sea through to Jaywick.
		Clactons mainline railway station connects to London's Liverpool Street and serves a sizeable commuter population and is also a favourite with day trippers.
	www.sheens.co.uk /clacton.html (395 words)

	History of Clacton Choral Society (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The first recorded details of a formal Clacton Choral Society concert date from 1901 when Frederick Lewellen, with Harry Baynton and his family in charge of the orchestral side of things, performed Elijah and Messiah at the Old Town Hall, then on the corner of Station Road and High Street, to huge acclaim.
		With the retirement of R W. Lewellen in the twenties, there followed a time of great choral activity in Clacton with some intense and often bitter rivalry between the various churches who were centres of choral singing in the town, each forming its own society.
		This conflict, which resulted in the stretching of resources and diminution of audiences, was finally and amicably resolved in 1930 when everybody got together and amalgamated their efforts to form the organisation as it exists today.
	www.clacton-choral-society.org.uk /ccshistory.htm (520 words)

	A Personal Account of Clacton by Neil Hilton
		Clacton was really known as Clacton-on-Sea and the town had already become popular with holidaymakers before the arrival of Butlins.
		Situated South of the resort on the road out to Jaywick Sands, Clacton was also built on an area of flat coastal land right next to the sea shore and the construction had to account for the risks of flooding and subsidence.
		Clacton was known for its large L shaped outdoor swimming pool and this was in regular use during the warmer summer months of the holiday season.
	www.butlinsmemories.com /id644.htm (1285 words)

	Clacton-on-Sea (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In the summer, tourists have the pleasure of watching an aircraft display, sometimes involving the Lancaster Bomber, Spitfires, helicopters and the climax of the display - the Red Arrows.
		Clacton used to be home to one of the oldest Butlins sites, but in 1983, it was closed and replaced with the Martello Bay housing estate.
		There are some vague traces of Romans using the Clacton area as a seaside resort.
	www.freecaviar.com /search.php?title=Clacton-on-Sea (357 words)

	Essex News and Sport from the Clacton and Frinton Gazette
		A SPECIAL school in Clacton is believed to be the first in the country to install a fingerprint entry and exit system.
		FC Clacton boss David Coyle wants his side to carry on where they left off in midweek, when they visit Thetford Town.
		Clacton staged an international judo festival - one of the country's top events, attracting top-level competitors from all over the country and world.
	www.clactonandfrintongazette.co.uk (181 words)

	Clacton on Sea tourist and travel information \| Clacton on Sea accommodation, attractions and photos \| Essex UK
		Clacton on Sea in Essex is an attractive seaside resort with floral promenade gardens, broad sands and the largest pleasure pier in the UK.
		Clacton is 10 miles SE of Colchester, 4 miles SW of Frinton and 10 miles south of Harwich.
		To dial a Clacton number from outside the UK: dial the International Access Code of the country you are calling from - follow that by the Country Code for the country you are calling to (44 for the UK) - dial the local area code omitting the initial ‘0’ e.g.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /clacton.html (315 words)

	Home Page
		Clacton Pier is situated in the town of Clacton–on–sea which is on the the East Coast of Essex and about 30 minutes drive from Colchester.
		You can get a better idea by using Googlemap and by entering Clacton’s post code in the search field which is CO15.
		After a busy day why not relax a little in the Cockney Pride Free House which is situated on the front of the Pier and enjoy a drink, watching the sun go down, while the younger members use the children’s play area.
	www.clactonpier.org /home.htm (284 words)

	Club History - Clacton Judo Club Web site
		Clacton Judo Clubs senior coaches Dave Foskew and Mick Hearn were both taught by Peter Chumbley at Landermere Youth Club, Thorpe-le-soken.
		The local Clacton newspaper the Clacton Gazette in partnership with the Rotary Club, started the young sports person of the year award back in 1984.
		Mr Cox was a journalist in Clacton for more than 30 years with a particular interest in the local sporting scene.
	www.clacton-judo.co.uk /content/view/18/43 (740 words)

	Untitled Document
		The Clacton and District Local History Society was founded in 1985 to research, record and promote the history of Clacton and its immediate locality.
		The Clacton and District Local History Society is involved with a big project in Clacton with Essex County Council, the Heritage Lottery Fund, Essex Record Office, Colbayns Community Centre, Creative Partnerships, the Arts Council of England, Colbayns School, ZAP Art, Butlins and the Jaywick Martello Tower to remember what Butlins once meant to this town.
		We have a permanent exhibition of material relating to the history of Clacton on permanent display in the Clacton Museum on the second floor of Clacton Library.
	www.clactonhistory.com (893 words)

	Clacton Cricket Club - Club History
		It re-appeared in 1918 as Clacton St.Paul's C.C.playing matches at the Old Road ground of Clacton Town F.C. an arrangement that was to last until 1923 when the Cricket Club moved to London Road.
		Due to the enormous amount of work put in by the then groundsman Don Mann, Clacton was awarded festival status by the Essex County Cricket Club, and the first County match was played at Vista Road in July 1931 between Essex and Lancashire.
		The County cut its ties with Clacton in 1966, since when the Club has grown in strength to become founder members of the much vaunted Premier League system and has performed with distinction at this level.
	www.ukcricket.org /clactoncc/ukc2_prg.asp?pg=CH (693 words)

	Bed and breakfast in Clacton-on-Sea \| accommodation in Clacton-on-Sea bed and breakfast Essex UK
		Clacton on Sea is an attractive seaside resort with floral promenade gardens, broad sands and the largest pleasure pier in the UK.
		Clacton Pier was one of the first buildings to be built in the new town of Clacton-on-Sea, in July 1877.
		As there was no railway in Clacton at that time and the roads were only dirt tracks, paddle steamers stopping at the Pier were the only way to get both goods and visitors into the town.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /clactonbandb.html (326 words)

	Clacton-on-Sea Things To Do - Travel Guides - VirtualTourist.com
		Clacton Pier stretches out into the North Sea and was opened in 1871.
		There were plenty of small yachts out to sea, maybe desparate Clactonians trying to reach the horizon ;-) From the far end you have an excellent view of Clacton, stretching from the Martello Towers at one end of the beach and north to the beach huts of Holland-by-Sea.
		Historically, t is quite interesting being opened to the public on 18th July 1871, having been built by a man called Bruff who could see the potential holiday market in the town (or village as it was then).
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/United_Kingdom/England/Essex/Clacton_on_Sea-315231/Things_To_Do-Clacton_on_Sea-BR-1.html (776 words)

	Destination Guide for Clacton on Sea : Enjoy England
		Clacton has established itself as the place to head for on the East Coast, which is hardly surprising when you see just how much it has to offer.
		Beautiful golden beaches, a vibrant pier, leisure centre, beautifully maintained seafront gardens, sport on land and water, pleasure flights from Clacton Areo Club and nightlife which is as lively or relaxing as you wish it to be - it's all here.
		Clacton also boasts an array of events taking place throughout the year including a two day Air Show, Carnival and Jazz Festival.
	www.enjoyengland.com /destinations/find/east-of-england/essex/clacton-on-sea.aspx (182 words)

	SocietyGuardian.co.uk \| Society \| Clacton - sun, sea and health warnings
		We unintentionally may have given the impression that the subsequent statement - that people were living in wooden holiday homes in one part of Clacton - was also Dr Gogarty's.
		The Tendring peninsula, which includes Frinton, Clacton and the port of Harwich, topped the table for coronary heart disease and came third in the league for the number of people admitted to hospital in the winter.
		A world away from the art deco houses in Frinton, people are still living in wooden holiday homes in one part of Clacton.
	society.guardian.co.uk /healthmapping/story/0,15406,1353151,00.html (429 words)

	This is Little Clacton - Home
		Little Clacton is Part of the Essex Sunshine Coast on the Tendring Peninsular.
		Close to Clacton-on-Sea in Essex.The village of Little Clacton is part of the Essex Sunshine Coast.
		Little Clacton is close enough for the convenience of the towns, but far enough away from the Razzamatazz.
	www.thisislittleclacton.co.uk (321 words)

	Clacton Judo Club Web Site
		Clacton judo club is a community based project with the club officers working at all levels to promote the sport on a voluntary basis.
		Funds raised via the judo club and competition activities are re-invested in people and equipment in order to maintain a high skill level and a safe environment for children and adults to train in.
		In our quest to promote Clacton JC all over the Internet, our quest for world domination moves on from Video (hosted on YouTube) to photos.
	www.clacton-judo.co.uk (331 words)

	LAND FOR SALE in Little Clacton (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Though we do have from time to time land with planning permission for housing or equestrian development, most of our property is 'purLittle Clacton land' - arable land, farmland, grazing land or investment land in Little Clacton.
		Our land for sale comes in smaller acreage (under an acre) or larger acreage over 50 acres and can be bought for business, leisure activities or investment.
		Provide your details and we will email you the property particulars when You'll now be one of the very first to hear about the latest land for sale in Little Clacton near to existing development.
	www.landsaleuk-profit.co.uk /land-for-sale-Little-Clacton.html (144 words)

	tourist information on Clacton Essex, a vacation and holiday guide from TourUK
		Historically, it grew from developments since 1864, taking its name from Great Clacton, a village nearby.The resort prospered with the introduction of the railway in 1882 and became famous in the 60's with the 'Mods' and 'Rockers' fights.
		Clactons biggest hotel has undergone a complete refurbishment, completed in AUGUST 2004 ready for the summer season.
		The Chudleigh is conveniently situated in the centre of Clacton on Sea, near the main shopping centre, pier and seafront gardens.
	www.touruk.co.uk /essex/clacton.htm (391 words)

	Clacton on Sea > Essex Design
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	www.essexdesign.co.uk /Essex-Design-Awards/Clacton-on-Sea.htm (151 words)

	Pam's House Chatboard: Re: Pam's at Clacton??
		We had a great run in Clacton a couple of years ago and some good parties this year - but we are now concentrating on Ipswich & Norwich - they are mainly Saturday night events which is the night for clubbin unfortunately.
		Things may change in the future so in the meanwhile it'll have to be Ipswich on the 3rd Saturday of the month.
		: : We had a great run in Clacton a couple of : years ago and some good parties this year - : but we are now concentrating on Ipswich : and Norwich - they are mainly Saturday : night events which is the night for clubbin : unfortunately.
	members.boardhost.com /pamshouse/msg/6288.html (384 words)

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