Rayleigh’s Environmental Services Committee will gather this evening at The Pavilion on King George V Playing Field to examine local environmental matters. The meeting, set for 19:30, is the first of three committee sessions the Rayleigh Town Council has scheduled for July at the same venue.
The agenda includes discussion of environmental initiatives that affect Rayleigh residents, with the full agenda available on the council’s website. The committee oversees programmes such as Rayleigh in Bloom, a long-running community greening effort. Planning Committee members will convene on 13 July, followed by the Community Services Committee on 20 July, with each session starting at 19:30.
The Pavilion, located within King George V Playing Field off Bull Lane, serves as the council’s regular meeting space. Rayleigh Town Council comprises 23 elected councillors supported by four staff members, with its office open weekdays from 9:00am to 3:30pm for resident enquiries. As the largest town in the Rochford District, Rayleigh retains a historic market character alongside modern transport links.
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