Reactivating Basildon Night Lights Expected to Cost £480,000

Basildon Council is set to consider a proposal that could cost the town £480,000 over four years to reinstate all-night street lighting, a move aimed at enhancing public safety and community well-being. The initiative follows a history of reduced lighting hours since 2014, which residents have frequently criticized as a significant safety concern. Labour councillor Aidan McGurran expressed support for the plan, noting that safety is a prominent issue for residents. The annual cost of the switch is projected to be around £120,000, though potential energy price increases could raise this figure. The council aims to improve the aesthetic and security of local areas, thereby fostering a greater sense of safety amongst residents.

Reactivating Basildon Night Lights Expected to Cost £480,000

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