We had lovely holidays in Jaywick Sands late 1950s ! Chalets were built upon brick piers ! Avenues were named after motor car manufacturers of that period of time, we stayed in Sunbeam Avenue! I used to find all sorts of things like musket balls, fishing weights , fossils, etc when the tide went out, as well as plenty of coins like half crowns, two bob bits, pennies etc, so had plenty of pocket money! Loved it there!
@@travellingeverard4326 people shouldn't live like this anywhere. People littered their own homes and public streets. It's not like it just happened. The "people" have some responsibility in their own living conditions.
Fairplay for going in the sea, lovely and refreshing I bet! I love Jaywick a real community spirit there and everyone I have ever met when visiting is soo friendly and the beaches are stunning, best in Essex.
Many seaside resorts that boomed in the 50's and 60's are now in a poor state.I recall visiting Ramsgate and Margate a few years ago and was very shocked.A once bustling high street had some boarded up shops and a few rough sleepers in the doorways.Not exactly places to recommend for your annual holidays,and even parts of Devon are looking a bit run down nowadays.
To reply why the local council failed to improve jaywick since its failed attempt in the high court of london to bulldoze it in 1970, then failed again via an expensive outside design company to bulldoze it in 2006 despite the building of the new part of the estate in the late 1990`s under the - JAYWICK A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME" scheme, our nosey tourists failed on many counts to show all this and more.. Such a biased failed attempt of a trash video no better than the trash TV shows put on/ we seen worst videos but we seen better, but it would seem those commenting HAVE NOT.. We just shrug our shoulders at these failed attempts, as its becoming amusing.. Whats most amusing is the lack of mentioning the big Park Resorts Holiday Camp at the end where I live, hundreds own expensive tin huts of wheels and some live in them most weeks a year but all that goes unknown and unnoticed, the park is now linked via a bridge to its sister park in St.Osyth, all but a stones throw across a dyke where St.Osyth holiday makers drive through one park to reach our park chucking rubbish as they go with a "Not mine NOT taking It Home are We" attitude.. TBH we get the local violia refuse collection along our seawall frequently just to help out those who enjoy our beach but dont want to take home there rubbish/ it happens.
Jaywick has a charm and the re-tarmacked roads made a difference, It has echos in other East Coast areas such as just south of Grimsby, the planning regulations (or lack thereof) in the 1920/30s gave rise to the bungalow style of building with little services , they were mainly intended as weekend getaways for the city dwellers and workers, replaced by the caravan parks of the areas instead and they became more permanent homes. As long as you have a bus service, a post office and a pub what more do you need ? (Library, Doctor)
Yes you make a very good point. The other issue with Jaywick, is the fact that a large number of the properties have got into the hands of greedy landlords, who charge large amounts of rent, but provide homes not fit for purpose (in it, to make a quick buck). Hopefully they can provide more services for the local community. Thanks for watching.
The community pub run by the local TDC councillor has since closed/ no explanation given, but no one has noticed the majority of homes have 8inches of exterior insulation, new double glazing and heat and hot water powered by BORIS`s news of HEAT PUMPS, given its correct name AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMPS/ although a quietly spoken word of "look they got air conditioning" was forgotten quickly - NO LOVE THERE HEAT PUMPS better than many new builds AND there nearly 100 years old now, made from Canadian tar Pine, the best wood you can buy for construction - 100 years old soon = STILL STANDING and many happily retired residents love them miles away from big cities noise pollution gangs shootings muggings all left behind for nosey tourists to live in daily.
The only thing that surprises me about Jaywick is that there isn't a memorial plaque on the sea-wall stating 'A plane crashed here', as a tourist attraction.
You were on the Sunshine Coast although the weather didn’t play ball !!! The beach right past st osyth to where u can go no further is a great beach. My family holidayed in Jaywick in the 50s it was then well kept and neat but no one then lived there just holidaymakers…
Indeed he too likes muddy floors as roads, sadly, we had a 2 year road rebuilding programme funded by the ECC, giving us better roads and road drainage than most of clacton indeed better than most areas, so I think Bald and bankrupt loses out-- LOL
And the lost party of wandering nosey tourists FAILED to walk further to the better part, the seaview blocks of flats and the Park resorts Holiday Park, but, If Its not there they cant share it can they - failed !
Hi Mike thanks for watching. Jaywick is certainly more friendly than a lot of places in the South East and has character. The beach was nice as well, just a shame about the weather that day.
It Is, over 530 properties in that part lived in all year round happily by over a 1000 residents.. I retired here in January 2004, sold my big semi family home in a nice area to retire to the seaside seafresh air, no over crowded streets, quiet, nice people where we all talk unlike crime ridden cities and towns/ be gone with noise pollution traffic 24 hours a day in city life
You are not exactly a class act. To laugh and snigger at peoples plight is a disgrace. At least have the respect to find out the history of the place and why it is how it is. The original locals in the 70s and 80s had to fight the TDC to even improve their own homes, this isn't the fault of the wonderful people that lived and some still live their, find out the truth, the TDC didnt help people one bit and still don't help.
Hi Adder2204, i'm sorry if it came across that i was being insensitive, that was never my intention. I actually really enjoyed my time in Jaywick and loved the pub and beach etc. All the people i came across were friendly as well. I will return to Jaywick soon and would be happy to meet you.
Hi Sarah, thanks for watching. Some of the housing is affordable, but some is very high rents from private landlords. Good character to the place though
OK lets get the FACTS out for the more slower of com mentors eh.. Back In 1970 the CLACTON urban District Council went to the high court to get Jaywick bulldozed/ THEY FAILED THE COMMUNITY WON, the high court made the council improve services to Jaywick, THE COUNCIL WAS VERY UNHAPPY - LOL.. roll forewords to 2006, The Tendring (name changed by now) District Council employed a very expensive outside company to draw up plans as to what would be best for Brooklands (that prime retail building land everyone wants to build big 3 story flats on) so, this outside company gave us residents 3 basic options, leave it all, just do paths and roads, bulldoze half or bulldoze it all, the residents and resident groups were furious, we packed our community hall, packed the outsides all waiting for the MD of this very expensive council appointed twat to turn up, the councils men were In the hall infront of a very angry crowd AND, the very expensive MD twat ran away rather than face US ALL.. Meeting over - RESULT ?? the local council scored an own goal for the second time now/ Fast forwards a few more years, and by now the local council are crapping themselves as they HAVE GOT TO DO A PRESENTATION in the very same hall for the residents of jaywick, with big wall charts council officers in suits, all standing, all looking very nervous, and gave an outline of there "Proposals" as to what they want to do.. I spoke to them as i knew them being a once community spokesperson, the replied, Ian, this Is an honest way of improving jaywick over MANY YEARS into the future, and its will be a soft approach to it all as its failed too many times before.. OK MORE FACTS.. Back in the 2006 FIASCO it was costed then at £ 75 million pounds (REALLY WAS) as there's many like me that own outright my land, extra plots and buildings on it, you cant just LEGALLY SAY WERE BUILDOZING YOU/ cant be done boyos..Currently the council have purchased empty land, empty plots, had backing to build (get built) the new flood proofed designed 3 story homes on the front line, one block for council residents and one block for private sale.. you see outsiders, nosey tourists all come in from godawful places like Citizen khans London and its suburbs all gawking and looking and dump there trash before they go back home to the madness of London and other brainless places, I should know, as I lived In what now is east London for 40 years, but sold up, made my money, retired at 55 18 happy years ago.. I get FOR FREE what 1000,s of caravan owners pay fortunes for, like nosey tourists pay to drive here for, fresh air sunshine and good beaches.. BYE BYE TOURISTS AND NOSEY WALKERS. Lets show videos of some of Londons trashy estates high rise drug riddled flats eh, but basically NO ONE GETS THE PLAN BY LOCAL COUNCILS WHEN THEY DECLARE A DEPRIVED COMMINTY AS IT GENERATES HUGE GRANTS TO COUNCIL FUNDS, daft or clever idea, it bothers us not, nor do backwards thinking and talking tourists who like TRASH TV programmes ONLY SEEK THE ROUGH in the diamond whats left unseen yet the gullible BELIEVE IT ALL.. so sad many folks just so sad.. bye bye then..lol soon be winter the 1000s of caravan owners go home leaving us - SHH ITS QUIET AGAIN FOR A FEW MONTHS.. bye bye - lol.. DISCLAIMER, now IF Ive upset any of you readers, think about FACTS FIRST, then do as you want eh.. FACTS COME BEFORE LIES IN ANY COURT eh..lol.
We used to go to the bingo stall, they had old draughts boards with numbers painted on and you covered the numbers with old beer bottle tops, But we were 'appy!
Mike, do you realised its been modernised, but, its nearly 100 years old, how many 1960`s council estate properties and blocks of flats been pulled down before they fell down yet we proudly live by the sea many much improved, except in the minds of old peoples minds/ the trappy nosey tourists cherry picked the very worst in a small area for making you lot moan.. lol we find it funny.. but we do smile a lot.. bye bye nosey tourist.
The public phone at the beginning is a sign of a deprived area. BT would like to remove all of them but they're protected if it's an area prone to emergencies (car crashes etc) or somewhere where calls get made to Childline and other helplines. Kids and battered women who either can't even afford a mobile phone, or who daren't use them. It's a sad world.
living 30 metres from a great beach for the last 18 years Ive not missed our previous parks outside cities (the green gaps required by legislation).. trees dont seem to last with 2 tides a day here but the views to Kent are endless, along with pollution free seafresh air
We have great beaches for fresh air, we dont need parkland as thats what city and town folk need, or they drive to our fresher beaches for fresher air.
@@travellingeverard4326 BUT you failed to show further up or the late 1990`s built estate at the rear, or like many nothing of the grasslands estate, you never noticed the modern HEAT PUMP AIR SOURCE heating units but your mum did think they were aircon units but you quickly told her to be quite - cant have posh things in one of your videos can we / failed
The new luxury apartments next to such poverty really sums things up. I was on a bus from Toronto back to my home town about an hour away. We went by an underpass near the highway. We saw some tents with some homeless people and behind them was an advertisement for luxury condominiums starting at two million dollars. It is absolutely shameful. Also your wife should maybe consider putting some facial tissues in her handbag for the toilets. You are going to run out of socks eventually.
Society can't account for every homeless persons choices. Canada and USA have a huge homeless subculture of young adults who are slumming it by choice. Toronto, Vancouver, Portland, Seattle, San Francisco, Vancouver WA, etc the list is endless. They have chosen drugs and booze over "conformity" and "capitalism" and jobs. It says more about them than the luxury apartments people are building.
@@travellingeverard4326 Our local council HAS SHUT most of the districts toilets in cost cutting measures, oh and visiting tourists steal toilet rolls from the very few toilets left open in Clacton and surrounding areas/ do your research before opening you gob lad/ failed yet again
Thank you for watching. It was never my intention to take the mick out of anyone. I actually rather enjoyed Jaywick as a whole, and would definitely go back again.
You shouldn't give up your day job, especially if you're trying to break into the comedy circuit, you're treating that place as if it's a visit to a zoo, those people are part of the human race too, and for you, everything was just a cheap laugh! Try a career in the Diplomatic Corps!
It's not the place it's how people have allowed empty bungalows to decay and move in undesirable to take over years ago Londoners flocked to jaywick all the coaches stopped there then the rot set in and now through no fault of its own it's a slum pity the council didn't step in with money instead of problems they keep shipping in
Hi Lizzy, thanks for taking the time to watch. I totally agree with you, Jaywick does have plenty going for it and potentially. It does need some investment from the council though
@@travellingeverard4326 it's got the most wonder beaches it's got the sea they kept it nice when Butlins was there people need to fight to get it back on track got a big caravan site there get some investment for it it must never die bit of East End history
@@davidnm21 It doesn't matter you not seen it all, but thanks for your comments, but to watch a biased or faked video you like many fall into the trap thats its all the same, so ignorance is yours as others best virtue..for that the others like us just smile at you saying YEESS but bye now while smiling.. lol
It's a shame that people go out of there way to make a degrading video of a place where people are genuinely stuck in poverty. I hope it made you feel really good about yourself. Try having some sympathy for these people, you are only a paycheck or two from being homeless you know. Go home to suburban living and big yourself up. Sick head!!!!
Hello, thanks for watching. Obviously you are entitled to your opinion, but this video wasnt meant to be demeaning. As I've stated, the first part of Jaywick was very nice, as was the beach and the community pub. What is a disgrace however, is the fact that the homes in the lower part of Jaywick are in the hands of private landlords, who are charging high rent for homes not fit for purpose.
@@travellingeverard4326 I live in New Zealand and a similar thing happens here. We have a major housing shortage, people are desperate for homes and property prices are through the roof therefore landlord's charge the rent equivalent of a 3 bed, 2 bath home for a shoebox apartment with no facilities. Houses that were 250k 10-15 years ago are now literally million dollar properties. Generally speaking, working class Kiwi's are totally screwed as far as owning their first home goes.
Hi Edward, I wasn't laughing at how other people live. Some of the properties in Jaywick were very nice. Its the Landlords of some of the properties that have a lot to answer for!
Deprived. LOL. The cars parked don't reflect that at all. You should go and film some northern England towns. That is REAL neglect,deprivation,and hopelessness. There is no graffiti,for a start.
@@travellingeverard4326 there are parallels to where I live in Italy , we have an old tower, most of the houses here originally built illegally, but anywhere near the sea and especially a beach the price of property will go up, this will be amazing here one day people are spending fortunes improving the houses 70% of cost paid by the government, remember the name "Torre Chianca"
We had lovely holidays in Jaywick Sands late 1950s ! Chalets were built upon brick piers ! Avenues were named after motor car manufacturers of that period of time, we stayed in Sunbeam Avenue! I used to find all sorts of things like musket balls, fishing weights , fossils, etc when the tide went out, as well as plenty of coins like half crowns, two bob bits, pennies etc, so had plenty of pocket money! Loved it there!
The council should be ashamed of themself leaving people to live like this.
Hi Dawn, thanks for watching. I agree, people shouldn't have to live like this in the UK
@@travellingeverard4326 people shouldn't live like this anywhere. People littered their own homes and public streets. It's not like it just happened. The "people" have some responsibility in their own living conditions.
It looks to me like anyone living there might be living by a lovely beach, possibly in their own affordable home, with a garden.
@@PatrickFDolan Yep, some folks don't mind living in their own filth - it's apparent EVERYWHERE on this planet.
Fairplay for going in the sea, lovely and refreshing I bet! I love Jaywick a real community spirit there and everyone I have ever met when visiting is soo friendly and the beaches are stunning, best in Essex.
Clearly you've never seen an Aussie beach??
@@yabbadabbadoo8225 They are nice apparently but the sharks might eat you :)
@@edwoodsnowden driving is 10,000 times more Lethal than Ocean swimming, a 100% fact. cheers
@@edwoodsnowden ah just remembered, so are drownings, backyard pools and other water locations.
Many seaside resorts that boomed in the 50's and 60's are now in a poor state.I recall visiting Ramsgate and Margate a few years ago and was very shocked.A once bustling high street had some boarded up shops and a few rough sleepers in the doorways.Not exactly places to recommend for your annual holidays,and even parts of Devon are looking a bit run down nowadays.
Jaywick in the 60s; was the posher relation of Clacton. We use to have family in Clacton and take a stroll, to the more upmarket Jaywick 😂
To reply why the local council failed to improve jaywick since its failed attempt in the high court of london to bulldoze it in 1970, then failed again via an expensive outside design company to bulldoze it in 2006 despite the building of the new part of the estate in the late 1990`s under the - JAYWICK A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME" scheme, our nosey tourists failed on many counts to show all this and more.. Such a biased failed attempt of a trash video no better than the trash TV shows put on/ we seen worst videos but we seen better, but it would seem those commenting HAVE NOT.. We just shrug our shoulders at these failed attempts, as its becoming amusing.. Whats most amusing is the lack of mentioning the big Park Resorts Holiday Camp at the end where I live, hundreds own expensive tin huts of wheels and some live in them most weeks a year but all that goes unknown and unnoticed, the park is now linked via a bridge to its sister park in St.Osyth, all but a stones throw across a dyke where St.Osyth holiday makers drive through one park to reach our park chucking rubbish as they go with a "Not mine NOT taking It Home are We" attitude.. TBH we get the local violia refuse collection along our seawall frequently just to help out those who enjoy our beach but dont want to take home there rubbish/ it happens.
My neighbours always sent us a post card from Jaywick when they stayed in Clacton ! Sixty years ago though.
It's a lovely beach.
Jaywick has a charm and the re-tarmacked roads made a difference, It has echos in other East Coast areas such as just south of Grimsby, the planning regulations (or lack thereof) in the 1920/30s gave rise to the bungalow style of building with little services , they were mainly intended as weekend getaways for the city dwellers and workers, replaced by the caravan parks of the areas instead and they became more permanent homes. As long as you have a bus service, a post office and a pub what more do you need ? (Library, Doctor)
Yes you make a very good point. The other issue with Jaywick, is the fact that a large number of the properties have got into the hands of greedy landlords, who charge large amounts of rent, but provide homes not fit for purpose (in it, to make a quick buck). Hopefully they can provide more services for the local community. Thanks for watching.
The community pub run by the local TDC councillor has since closed/ no explanation given, but no one has noticed the majority of homes have 8inches of exterior insulation, new double glazing and heat and hot water powered by BORIS`s news of HEAT PUMPS, given its correct name AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMPS/ although a quietly spoken word of "look they got air conditioning" was forgotten quickly - NO LOVE THERE HEAT PUMPS better than many new builds AND there nearly 100 years old now, made from Canadian tar Pine, the best wood you can buy for construction - 100 years old soon = STILL STANDING and many happily retired residents love them miles away from big cities noise pollution gangs shootings muggings all left behind for nosey tourists to live in daily.
My niece works in Jaywick. They have done a lot to improve the school. I think the beach there looks lovely.
The beach was really nice, even on a wet day. When the sun is out, its really nice
@@travellingeverard4326 Also I saw a video of people camping overnight on the beach & they did not encounter any problems.
This is luxury compared to living in East London. People make the place, not the other way round
Hello, thanks for watching. I completely agree. Jaywick has a lot of potential, plus its always nice to be by the beach!
The only thing that surprises me about Jaywick is that there isn't a memorial plaque on the sea-wall stating 'A plane crashed here', as a tourist attraction.
I dont know anything about Soviet era toilets but apart from the lack of loo roll they look better than our local ones.
You were on the Sunshine Coast although the weather didn’t play ball !!!
The beach right past st osyth to where u can go no further is a great beach.
My family holidayed in Jaywick in the 50s it was then well kept and neat but no one then lived there just holidaymakers…
loved this vlog dude!
Hello, thank you for taking the time to watch this, much appreciated
Reminds me of Detroit.
Haha thanks for watching. Im sure Detroit as much worse though
This video has the same energy of a Bald and Bankrupt video
Thanks for watching. My hero is Bald and Bankrupt, so very much appreciated
Indeed he too likes muddy floors as roads, sadly, we had a 2 year road rebuilding programme funded by the ECC, giving us better roads and road drainage than most of clacton indeed better than most areas, so I think Bald and bankrupt loses out-- LOL
Love to live their and change the area to be admired again
Nice exploration around England's most deprived areas. THanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching, much appreciated.
And the lost party of wandering nosey tourists FAILED to walk further to the better part, the seaview blocks of flats and the Park resorts Holiday Park, but, If Its not there they cant share it can they - failed !
Worse living conditions in London
I'm from Wales been jaywick few times loved it good people there most got fuckole but friendly
Hi Mike thanks for watching. Jaywick is certainly more friendly than a lot of places in the South East and has character. The beach was nice as well, just a shame about the weather that day.
Where are all the boarding houses to be found ?.👀. One would very much like to Jaywick seaside resort this up and coming summer.
Seem like a lovely family god bless you all. Great video 📹 👍
Good afternoon, thanks for watching and your kind words
Lovely place, spent many a holiday there, it's great in the sun, reminded me of california.
Hmmmm🤔
It evokes memories of Malibu.
It's a village by the sea, should be an ideal place to live.
Thanks for watching. To be fair, the first part of Jaywick wasnt too bad and the beach was nice.
It Is, over 530 properties in that part lived in all year round happily by over a 1000 residents.. I retired here in January 2004, sold my big semi family home in a nice area to retire to the seaside seafresh air, no over crowded streets, quiet, nice people where we all talk unlike crime ridden cities and towns/ be gone with noise pollution traffic 24 hours a day in city life
You are not exactly a class act. To laugh and snigger at peoples plight is a disgrace. At least have the respect to find out the history of the place and why it is how it is. The original locals in the 70s and 80s had to fight the TDC to even improve their own homes, this isn't the fault of the wonderful people that lived and some still live their, find out the truth, the TDC didnt help people one bit and still don't help.
I totally he's discussing
Hi Adder2204, i'm sorry if it came across that i was being insensitive, that was never my intention. I actually really enjoyed my time in Jaywick and loved the pub and beach etc. All the people i came across were friendly as well. I will return to Jaywick soon and would be happy to meet you.
Amazing potential for a caravan park, would need a helluva size of a skip though!
It is nice to see a horse grazing in that paddock by the houses.
Lets face it, everywhere in the world is shite.
thanks i was bornin clacton an travelled daily 28 miles to my job, now i am 58 and old
Hi Andrew, thanks for watching. I hope you have good memories of Clacton and are enjoying life in your new location
It may be a little run down but what it looks like to me is affordable.
Hi Sarah, thanks for watching. Some of the housing is affordable, but some is very high rents from private landlords. Good character to the place though
That just what I was thinking
If they bulldozed everything and re-built, it COULD be nice ... but where would you put the sh*t?
Thanks for watching. That's very true.
OK lets get the FACTS out for the more slower of com mentors eh.. Back In 1970 the CLACTON urban District Council went to the high court to get Jaywick bulldozed/ THEY FAILED THE COMMUNITY WON, the high court made the council improve services to Jaywick, THE COUNCIL WAS VERY UNHAPPY - LOL.. roll forewords to 2006, The Tendring (name changed by now) District Council employed a very expensive outside company to draw up plans as to what would be best for Brooklands (that prime retail building land everyone wants to build big 3 story flats on) so, this outside company gave us residents 3 basic options, leave it all, just do paths and roads, bulldoze half or bulldoze it all, the residents and resident groups were furious, we packed our community hall, packed the outsides all waiting for the MD of this very expensive council appointed twat to turn up, the councils men were In the hall infront of a very angry crowd AND, the very expensive MD twat ran away rather than face US ALL.. Meeting over - RESULT ?? the local council scored an own goal for the second time now/ Fast forwards a few more years, and by now the local council are crapping themselves as they HAVE GOT TO DO A PRESENTATION in the very same hall for the residents of jaywick, with big wall charts council officers in suits, all standing, all looking very nervous, and gave an outline of there "Proposals" as to what they want to do.. I spoke to them as i knew them being a once community spokesperson, the replied, Ian, this Is an honest way of improving jaywick over MANY YEARS into the future, and its will be a soft approach to it all as its failed too many times before.. OK MORE FACTS.. Back in the 2006 FIASCO it was costed then at £ 75 million pounds (REALLY WAS) as there's many like me that own outright my land, extra plots and buildings on it, you cant just LEGALLY SAY WERE BUILDOZING YOU/ cant be done boyos..Currently the council have purchased empty land, empty plots, had backing to build (get built) the new flood proofed designed 3 story homes on the front line, one block for council residents and one block for private sale.. you see outsiders, nosey tourists all come in from godawful places like Citizen khans London and its suburbs all gawking and looking and dump there trash before they go back home to the madness of London and other brainless places, I should know, as I lived In what now is east London for 40 years, but sold up, made my money, retired at 55 18 happy years ago.. I get FOR FREE what 1000,s of caravan owners pay fortunes for, like nosey tourists pay to drive here for, fresh air sunshine and good beaches.. BYE BYE TOURISTS AND NOSEY WALKERS. Lets show videos of some of Londons trashy estates high rise drug riddled flats eh, but basically NO ONE GETS THE PLAN BY LOCAL COUNCILS WHEN THEY DECLARE A DEPRIVED COMMINTY AS IT GENERATES HUGE GRANTS TO COUNCIL FUNDS, daft or clever idea, it bothers us not, nor do backwards thinking and talking tourists who like TRASH TV programmes ONLY SEEK THE ROUGH in the diamond whats left unseen yet the gullible BELIEVE IT ALL.. so sad many folks just so sad.. bye bye then..lol soon be winter the 1000s of caravan owners go home leaving us - SHH ITS QUIET AGAIN FOR A FEW MONTHS.. bye bye - lol.. DISCLAIMER, now IF Ive upset any of you readers, think about FACTS FIRST, then do as you want eh.. FACTS COME BEFORE LIES IN ANY COURT eh..lol.
9.03 love the way you left the badge scratch in there
Haha lovely bit of decorum from my old man. Well spotted! Thanks for watching
My grandad had bungalow there, brooklands down the coast was like shanty town
We used to go to the bingo stall, they had old draughts boards with numbers painted on and you covered the numbers with old beer bottle tops,
But we were 'appy!
I wont go into detail of how and why most of it was improved but you wont see it on videos aimed at the worst bits
Mike, do you realised its been modernised, but, its nearly 100 years old, how many 1960`s council estate properties and blocks of flats been pulled down before they fell down yet we proudly live by the sea many much improved, except in the minds of old peoples minds/ the trappy nosey tourists cherry picked the very worst in a small area for making you lot moan.. lol we find it funny.. but we do smile a lot.. bye bye nosey tourist.
@@ianburit3705 I was talking about 1960s! I haven't been for at least 25 years
@@yesihavereadit AND ITS SHOWS BY YOUR IGNORANCE.. Try google earth but even thats years out of date, rank up to mine and ill give you a guided tour.
Happy new year jaywick 2023
Bless the English for sitting on the beach in the rain.
Was thinking same thing,,Im from Loftus,,and weve got some dog ruff places up there. Looks ok to me .
It wasnt too bad, just a lack of work and prospects. Cheers for watching, much appreciated
i remember the tv series , proper brutal estate
It does not look too bad to me
You need specks!!
Jaywick is like a ghost town
Hi George, it was in the height of summer as well, although it was typical British weather
Community coming together over along weekend and clear all the garbage that could be a nice place, now it reminds me of bad place in India.
The reason for so many scooters is probably thats the main area the council will house the disabled etc
It's not the people who run jaywick down it's the Mps
Toilets now closed not needed now some outside sunspot and if use cafe got 1 in there to use and 2 each in 2 pubs so ok!!
Walton on the naize happy new year and Clacton 2023
The public phone at the beginning is a sign of a deprived area.
BT would like to remove all of them but they're protected if it's an area prone to emergencies (car crashes etc) or somewhere where calls get made to Childline and other helplines.
Kids and battered women who either can't even afford a mobile phone, or who daren't use them.
It's a sad world.
I would go there for a holiday.
One indicator of deprivation is distance from a National Park - which for many coastal areas is a nonsense.
living 30 metres from a great beach for the last 18 years Ive not missed our previous parks outside cities (the green gaps required by legislation).. trees dont seem to last with 2 tides a day here but the views to Kent are endless, along with pollution free seafresh air
We have great beaches for fresh air, we dont need parkland as thats what city and town folk need, or they drive to our fresher beaches for fresher air.
We used to love the seaside there
The beach is still very nice. I can imagine when Butlins was there, it would have been a thriving place to visit. Thanks for watching
Theres was a benefits documentary a few years ago filmed here
*Benefits by the sea: Jaywick its called
Sign UKIP's Referendum on Immigration
That's jaywick for you
Gotta love the Knife Bin lol...
Ah, Poverty Safari
Most of Jaywick was actually nice, especially the beach. Thanks for watching
@@travellingeverard4326 BUT you failed to show further up or the late 1990`s built estate at the rear, or like many nothing of the grasslands estate, you never noticed the modern HEAT PUMP AIR SOURCE heating units but your mum did think they were aircon units but you quickly told her to be quite - cant have posh things in one of your videos can we / failed
Some nice people there but they a rare breed!!
It's not too bad.
most deprived?...give it a rest
I didn't think it was too bad, but in 2019, it was named UK most deprived area for the third time
The new luxury apartments next to such poverty really sums things up. I was on a bus from Toronto back to my home town about an hour away. We went by an underpass near the highway. We saw some tents with some homeless people and behind them was an advertisement for luxury condominiums starting at two million dollars. It is absolutely shameful. Also your wife should maybe consider putting some facial tissues in her handbag for the toilets. You are going to run out of socks eventually.
Society can't account for every homeless persons choices. Canada and USA have a huge homeless subculture of young adults who are slumming it by choice. Toronto, Vancouver, Portland, Seattle, San Francisco, Vancouver WA, etc the list is endless. They have chosen drugs and booze over "conformity" and "capitalism" and jobs. It says more about them than the luxury apartments people are building.
Careful filming!!
Caribbean without the weather
Welcome to the Syria of essex
I bet the public toilets are nicer in Syria
and we say welcome the ignorant who visit
@@travellingeverard4326 Our local council HAS SHUT most of the districts toilets in cost cutting measures, oh and visiting tourists steal toilet rolls from the very few toilets left open in Clacton and surrounding areas/ do your research before opening you gob lad/ failed yet again
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In all fairness your video of jaywick, you probably done it some justice as I have seen much worse films 🎥 of this area in the past.
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Good video x
Funniest part was when you walked by the rubbish pile and asked her if there's anything she wants, noting the toilet\etc.
Thanks for watching. I wonder if the pile of rubbish is still there?
@@travellingeverard4326 Probably from the looks of the rest of the town.
Pissy socks?🤔 Is it like a when in Rome type thing but "when in Jaywick".😆
Haha, very much so. Thanks for watching
Didn't expect Larry David in Jaywick.
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😆Great call.
Let the residents have the redevelopment homes in other words let them refurbish them themselves 😴😂😂
Where's the entertainment bingo etc
Is Larry David your friend
Haha Larry David is my dad. Thanks for watching
Won't eat from the Chinese because of the fear of food poisoning but not averse to swallowing sea water laced with sewage?
Haha im sure the Chinese is fine really. Not sure what i swallowed in the sea, but was feeling fine after. Thanks gor watching
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It's very easy to go to a deprived area and take the mick out of them..Not impressive at all
Thank you for watching. It was never my intention to take the mick out of anyone. I actually rather enjoyed Jaywick as a whole, and would definitely go back again.
Its a Shame its like this. 😐.. Jaywick is stuck in time.
Hi Nathalie, thank you for watching. Jaywick just needs a bit of investment, then it would be a nice place. There is potential!
@@travellingeverard4326 you are welcome. Yes it does definitely. It would be a nice place if some money went into it.
Your father ( or father in law looks a hellova lot like larry david
You shouldn't give up your day job, especially if you're trying to break into the comedy circuit, you're treating that place as if it's a visit to a zoo, those people are part of the human race too, and for you, everything was just a cheap laugh! Try a career in the Diplomatic Corps!
Where's the fishermen 😴
It's not the place it's how people have allowed empty bungalows to decay and move in undesirable to take over years ago Londoners flocked to jaywick all the coaches stopped there then the rot set in and now through no fault of its own it's a slum pity the council didn't step in with money instead of problems they keep shipping in
Hi Lizzy, thanks for taking the time to watch. I totally agree with you, Jaywick does have plenty going for it and potentially. It does need some investment from the council though
@@travellingeverard4326 it's got the most wonder beaches it's got the sea they kept it nice when Butlins was there people need to fight to get it back on track got a big caravan site there get some investment for it it must never die bit of East End history
Nice vlog however I cannot say the same about Jaywick. What an absolute dump and it looks well dodge to walk around.
Thanks for watching David. It was quite rundown in places, but been to worse places.
As every nosey tourist they never walked or showed the better parts = FAILED then same as trash TV shows
@@ianburit3705
Doesn’t matter it still a dump!
@@davidnm21 It doesn't matter you not seen it all, but thanks for your comments, but to watch a biased or faked video you like many fall into the trap thats its all the same, so ignorance is yours as others best virtue..for that the others like us just smile at you saying YEESS but bye now while smiling.. lol
@@travellingeverard4326 But you disregarded the better things and disregarded a whole better section of the estate knowing it was better/ failed lad
Down seaway towards the 5 drug dealers if you got time to spare?!!
2 pubs left was 3 only 1 nice 1 left the broadwalk if want drugs go in never say die pub drug dealers in there serious!!
Hardly the most deprived area in England lol.
I dont think its too bad, but its been named the most deprived area of England, multiple times in the past few years
Good grief.
Where is enforcement? lol ts criminal the way landlords are allowed to keep the properties.
Hi David, thanks for watching. I totally agree, they shouldn't be allowed to get away with it.
Did u bump into Danny sloggett
Unfortunately not. Does he still do his RUclips videos?
Council not care run it down get cheap rents!!
It's a shame that people go out of there way to make a degrading video of a place where people are genuinely stuck in poverty. I hope it made you feel really good about yourself. Try having some sympathy for these people, you are only a paycheck or two from being homeless you know. Go home to suburban living and big yourself up. Sick head!!!!
Hello, thanks for watching. Obviously you are entitled to your opinion, but this video wasnt meant to be demeaning. As I've stated, the first part of Jaywick was very nice, as was the beach and the community pub. What is a disgrace however, is the fact that the homes in the lower part of Jaywick are in the hands of private landlords, who are charging high rent for homes not fit for purpose.
@@travellingeverard4326 I live in New Zealand and a similar thing happens here. We have a major housing shortage, people are desperate for homes and property prices are through the roof therefore landlord's charge the rent equivalent of a 3 bed, 2 bath home for a shoebox apartment with no facilities. Houses that were 250k 10-15 years ago are now literally million dollar properties. Generally speaking, working class Kiwi's are totally screwed as far as owning their first home goes.
not much there, even at the best beaches in the UK, there is hardly anything exceptional.
Thanks for watching. The best beaches in my opinion are in Norfolk, Cornwall, Wales and Scotland. Where about's are you from?
Very condescending, laughing at how other people are having to live.
Hi Edward, I wasn't laughing at how other people live. Some of the properties in Jaywick were very nice. Its the Landlords of some of the properties that have a lot to answer for!
Amusements all gone poss hol sites put them out of buisness council sooner waste 8m building the sunspot cafe!!
Tilbury worst jaywick no2
All these blogs on jaywick are so boring now all the same!!!!!!!!
Deprived. LOL. The cars parked don't reflect that at all. You should go and film some northern England towns. That is REAL neglect,deprivation,and hopelessness. There is no graffiti,for a start.
It does not look too bad to me
The first part of Jaywick was actually quite nice, as was the beach. Will definitely go back to the beach next summer. Thanks for watching
@@travellingeverard4326 there are parallels to where I live in Italy , we have an old tower, most of the houses here originally built illegally, but anywhere near the sea and especially a beach the price of property will go up, this will be amazing here one day people are spending fortunes improving the houses 70% of cost paid by the government, remember the name "Torre Chianca"
Way better then many run down areas in the USA. Some have no running water or indoor toilets.