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Poverty and affluence exist side in many areas leaving councils acting as local instruments of social justice, suggests David Walker.

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By David Walker | 20 April 2011

Poverty and affluence exist side in many areas leaving councils with little choice but to act as local instruments of social justice, suggests David Walker

Sandwiched between the greens of Clacton Golf club and the caravan parks of Jaywick Sands is a stretch of seaside surburbia, housed around Beach Crescent, Brooklands Gardens and Sunbeam Avenue.

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