SEAFRONT traders have backed plans to bring back the revamped Southend Airshow next September.
Businesses along Southend seafront have given their approval to volunteers bringing back the crowd-pleaser, which was axed by Southend Council to save £130,000.
Volunteers Tom Curtis and John Delaney, who have stepped in to organise the twoday event rebranded as the Southend Airshow and Military Festival, gave a presentation on their progress to a meeting of Southend Seafront Illuminations and Business Association.
Speaking at the meeting, Roger Fisher, of Doodah’s restaurant and takeaway in Marine Parade, Southend, said: “You have done a fantastic job in such a short time.”
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