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Mr Stransky....memories?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2303489/East-Jaywick-Life-seaside-deprived-village-England.html
Mr Stransky....memories?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2303489/East-Jaywick-Life-seaside-deprived-village-England.html
Once
billed as an idyllic seaside holiday village, it’s now blighted by
dilapidated homes, boarded-up shops and discarded mattresses.
This is East Jaywick in Essex - England's most
deprived place, according to the Government’s Indices of Multiple
Deprivation. It is mainly home to temporary chalets built by businessman
Frank Stedman, who bought marshes there in 1928 hoping to create a
holiday village.
Jaywick,
the down-at-heel suburb of nearby Clacton, was ranked as the most
deprived of all 32,482 small wards in England and Wales. It also has the
greatest number of young people not in employment, education or
training, with one third claiming Jobseeker's Allowance.
Changes
to the benefits and tax system which came in on Monday included a cut
in housing benefit payments for working-age social housing tenants whose
property is deemed larger than they need, and council tax support
payments now being administered locally.
The
photographs - by Oli Scarff of Getty Images - were taken as Work and
Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith yesterday insisted he would take
‘no bloody lessons’ from those people calling for him to live on £53 a
week, saying he had been on the breadline twice.
Run down: The eastern part of Jaywick, around
Brooklands, was declared the country's 'most deprived' neighbourhood,
and it's easy to see why from these photographs
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