December 2022

Inside this issue

Unique Christmas Traditions From
Overseas

Christmas Services and Events

Medical Detection Dogs

Review: Women of Troy by The
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Remembrance Many millions of animals have
Sunday is a national been enlisted by British,
Commonwealth and Allied forces
opportunity to remember the to serve in war, with countless
service and sacrifice of all numbers of these animals losing
those that have defended our their lives. During the First World
freedoms and protected our War, 8 million horses were killed,
way of life. with 7,000 being killed in just one
We remember the Armed day during the 1916 Battle of Verdun in France.
Forces, and their families, Dogs were, and still are, used extensively in war for
from Britain and the a number of purposes, with many other animal
Commonwealth, the vital role played by the species also being used in war including elephants,
emergency services and those who have lost their mules, donkeys, cats, camels, canaries, carrier
lives as a result of conflict or terrorism. Hatfield pigeons and glow worms. So many have lost their
Heath residents turned lives at war. We will remember them.
out to witness the laying
of wreaths and it was
fantastic to see so many
young children attend. A
special thank you to
Rev'd John Buxton, who
led the ceremony at very
late notice. It made a
fitting ceremony on this
very special day.

Lest we forget

Remember and celebrate
the life of someone

special this December

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REFORMED CHURCH
CHELMSFORD ROAD
HATFIELD HEATH
CM22 7BH

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4pm

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[email protected]
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Unique Christmas traditions from
overseas

Christmas is celebrated in many different ways
around the world. So, here are some unique
examples of Christmas traditions from
overseas…

Japan

In Japan, it is customary for families to eat
Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) on Christmas Eve
or Christmas Day. The origins of this tradition
supposedly date back to the early 1970s, when
turkey was not widely available in Japan. At the
time, the manager of Japan’s first KFC heard
foreigners in his restaurant saying that they
missed the tradition of eating turkey at Christmas.
In response, he launched a special ‘party barrel’
chicken meal to be sold as a substitute
exclusively over the festive period. Not long after,
in 1974, KFC began a nationwide advertising
campaign in Japan with the slogan ‘Kurisumasu
ni wa kentakkii’ or ‘Kentucky for Christmas’. Now
millions of Japanese families choose to eat KFC
over the Christmas holidays.

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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH HHPC Parish Council Forum
Holy Trinity Church would like to wish everyone
Dear All,
a very Happy Christmas
For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, Thanks to those who attended our November
and the government will be on his shoulders. Forum. We will by the time you have read this
And he will be called Wonderful Counsellor, followed up on all of your issues at our PC
Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. meeting and you will see that reflected in the
minutes and KTM which we will keep updated
Isaiah 9:6 on the website.

Sunday Services in December We will not have a Forum in December as it
10 December 2-4pm – Messy Church in the Institute would be so close to Christmas and our next
11 December at 10.30am – Morning Worship date will therefore be January 14th, 2023 from
18 December at 6.30pm – Joint 9 Lessons and 1000 to 1200 in the Institute.
Carols Service with the URC in HT In the meantime we wish you a very Merry
24 December at 4pm - Candlelight Service Christmas and Happy New Year!.
25 December – No service at Holy Trinity. Joint
service with the URC at 10.30am Nigel Robley
Cllr, HHPC

UNITED REFORMED CHURCH

ADVENT DATES FOR THE DIARY

• 4th December – Rev Blair - Gift service
10.30pm URC (Everyone Welcome) Gifts for
Whitechapel Mission – Hats, Gloves,
Scarves, underwear (Men’s and Women’s)
and individual bars of chocolate (Please)

Six Villages Zoom each Wednesday • 4th December Royal British Legion Carol
You are very welcome to attend our Zoom meeting Service 3pm - URC
each Wednesday at 11.00am. For log-in details
please email [email protected] • 11th December – Rev John Buxton -
Communion Service 10.30am URC
Mobile Post Office
• 11th December Light a Life Service for St
Hatfield Heath stop Clare’s Hospice led by Rev Ann Kosla 4pm
Village Hall Car Park, The Heath, Hatfield Heath, at the URC

Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, CM22 7EA • 18th December – Michael Dyer (Stansted
Every Friday from 10am - 11am Free Church)- Family Service with Carols
and Readings 10.30am URC
Services: Mail - Parcelforce Express Services
Travel - Foreign currency, Travel Money Card • 18th December Carol Service with torch light
procession (starting at 5.15pm at the URC,
Weekend garden waste lorry service Mulled wine 5.40 at the HT Church) Service
Sundays 13:30 - 14:30 at 6.30pm at the HT – Joint service

Week 1 - following a GREEN- lidded bin • Service on Sunday 25th December at
collection in Broomfields Hatfield Heath URC 10.30am – Joint
Service – lead by Rev Blair – a 45 min
Week 2 - following a BLACK -lidded bin collection family service
in Ardley Crescent
Library Van
If you live on the Hallingbury Road there is also
the lorry at Little Hallingbury car park A library van comes to the village every 3 weeks
Sundays 11.45 - 12:45 from 12.00-12.30, parking in Wagon Mead, off

Broomfields.
The driver is extremely helpful, and if the book
you'd like isn't on board, (obviously he's limited
as to how many books he can bring) then he can

order it for you.
Next visits - 21st December 2022 &

11th January 2023

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After serving in Essex Police for 30 years he is now a trustee of the Essex Police Museum in
Chelmsford and on the Police Memorial Trust. The Essex Police Force was formed in 1840 after
Dunmow petitioned for a force to replace the Parish Constable system. They were rewarded with the
first purpose built police station for the county force, but a covenant on the land purchased precluded
the inclusion of cells in the station. The Metropolitan Corporation Act of 1835 allowed 5 Essex
boroughs to have their own independent force but they gradually joined Essex, the last being
Colchester in 1947. The first Chief Constable was John Bunch Bonnemaison McHardy (1840 – 1881)
who was a retired Naval Commander who rose to the rank of Admiral during his tenure! Initially the
force consisted of 100 Constables (on 20/- per week) and 15 Superintendents (on £80 per year) to
cover the county. Working hours were long at 12 hours a day, split 8 hours of daylight and 4 hours at
night, for 7 days a week. A rest day allowance was only introduced in 1914. Hatfield Broad Oak tended
to have 2 Constables based in the town and Hatfield Heath one. Whilst they were issued with a uniform
they did have to provide their own white cottons to perform cutlass drills in, just in case of major civil
unrest! The Museum does have a good selection of records going back to the first constables allowing
names to be allocated to faces when Collar Numbers are clear on photos of station group photos.
These records allowed Martyn to highlight some constable’s problems with discipline and pick out
names of those resident in both our villages, noting that Maurice Lee was in Hatfield Heath in 1937 and
transferred to Chelmsford in WW2 only to be killed in a bombing raid. The Home Office forced Essex to
introduce women police officers in 1947. This was an informative and entertaining review of our police
forces early history.
The previous Saturday we had a walk around Hatfield Broad Oak as a follow on from the Exhibition the
previous week. Led By Mark Ratcliff with a bundle of A4 size laminated post card views to show former
times and Edna Halls adding her memories of locations and residents, we had an informative 2 hour
stroll, starting at the village Pump and progressing down Cage Lane and spotting the buildings used by
Robert Lumley as the street scenes in The Gingerbread Man. After the Village Hall story, it was along
Cannon’s Lane to Broad Street and the villages oldest house – the thatched Sack House. Pausing
outside the Dukes Head to envisage houses that were shops and the location of the village fire pump, it
was up the High Street. Past the Chapel built in 1868, the Village School with the access to the WW2
cellar air raid shelter just visible and on to two locations of doctor’s surgeries at Bury House and The
Old Forge. The Chalks is the recently refurbished former Vicarage that in the 1890’s the Rev. Galpin
had the top floor added to allow accommodation of his musical students and presumably some of his
600 ancient musical instruments. We finished at the old Post House with some musing that a visit to
The Cock might be in order on another occasion to view its painted walls and perhaps some liquid
refreshment. Well done Mark and Edna.
Our next meeting will be on December 13th at 7.30pm in the Hatfield Heath URC Church Hall when
Christopher Parkinson returns and will talk about ‘The Nativity in Stained Glass’.

Quentin Spear

Gift Service at the URC for the Whitechapel Mission
4th December 2022

The Whitechapel Mission have confirmed that they are unable to accept Toys this year – however, as
they know what a generous community we have, they have requested that if people wish to donate a

gift…..the following is very much needed:
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Individual Bars of ChocolateThey are happy for these to be in Christmas bags - but unwrapped

please.
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good time for Christmas,Thank youIf you are unable to make the service but would like to donate a
gift – the church is open from 9.30am – 12 every Sunday or call 07341299245 and we can arrange to

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. BubbaCise (parent & child fitness class) 10:45- . Bridge Club Tues 2-5pm & Wed 7:30-
11:30 Wednesdays Contact 07940735773 10:30pm Village Hall 723948 Adrienne Tinn
[email protected] . Luncheon Club for senior citizens 730581
.Pre-school - 2-5years 07340 575792 . Open Coffee Morning at the Institute 730288
. School Football Club :- 812586 . Gardening Club 730425
. Junior Cricket - Mark Welby 07717 204828 . History Society- Frances Smith 718410
. Royal British Legion 730042
Tues 17:45 Cricket Pitch . Bell Ringers 730526
. Hatfield HeathScouts:- . Holy Trinity Choir 730288
. Leisure Hour 01279 731319
[email protected] . W.I in Broad Oak Sue Brown 718620
. Cubs – Chris Hancock :-731646 . Talking Newspapers 651270 or 653925
. Brownies – in Sheering 734391 . Heath Players – Mark Ratcliff 503174
. Beavers, Cubs, Scouts,Guides - Little . Italian Language – Michelina 07786 341 754
. Spanish Language – Ann Whale 731288
Hallingbury Sally Bentley 658347 . Mobile Library – Fortnightly on Wednesday s
. Junior Karate – 01992 575679 V. Hall
. Farmers’Market 07956 563 710
Tel 07803 273 083 . Visiting Optician 443181
. Neighbourhood Watch - Hilary Allen
Sport & Fitness Groups
[email protected]
. Cricket Club – Mark Graves 07999 416424 . Uttlesford Badger Group- Derek Barry

. Football Club – 730212 On call 24/7 503332 or 07941 185 171

. Keep Fit for over 50s Wed 9:30-10:30 V.Hall Websites of Groups, Clubs & Institutions
Georgie 07940 735773
. Eden Surgery – repeat prescriptions etc
. Bootcamp – Village Hall, Mon & Fri (Men
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& Women all ages, shapes & sizes)
Broad Oak www.hatfieldbroadoaksurgery.co.uk
07775 663 742 Wed 9:15 Institute
. School www.hatfieldheath.essex.sch.uk
. Bowls – Village Hall - Stan Fish 653715
. H.H Cricket Club – [email protected]
Evening sessions- Jack Sykes
[email protected] . H.H Football Club -
www.facebook.com/hatfieldfc
. Boxercise Tues 7-8pm 07766 963956
+ Crunch & Punch Thurs 7-8pm . Heath Players www.heathplayers.org and

. Seated Exercise - Fridays Village Hall https://www.facebook.com/groups/246923642002

Debbie Mousdale 07904 198309 583/ [email protected]

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. Bounce Tues 9:15 and 18:30 Village Hall . Parish Council www.hatfieldheath.com
Sundays 9.00am tel. no 07971 299818
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[email protected]
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month 07977225857 Institute 7pm [email protected]

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NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING HHPC Parish Council Forum
Saturday 14th January 2022
Wednesday 7th December 2022
at the URC Hall 10am to 12 noon
in the Village Institute
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CURRENT PLANNING APPLICATION Bereavement Cafe
NOTICES:
UTT/22/1947/FUL | Site redevelopment On Wednesday 8th November, we held our first
involving demolition of buildings (in B8 and Hatfield Heath Bereavement Cafe.
ancillary Use) and erection of storage,
packing, distribution and ancillary buildings The Cafe is held in the URC Hall, it gives you a
(B8 Use). Erection of 1 no. dwelling with chance to meet and connect, in a safe space,
residential garden and related change of use with others who have experienced loss . The
of land. All related works, landscaping and
infrastructure Camp Poultry Farm Mill Lane cafe is facilitated by Volunteers who have
Hatfield Heath Bishops Stortford CM22 received training via the experts at St Clare
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The Site comprises a number of sheds and Hospice.
other buildings. The older buildings within the Today we welcomed six people, some wanted to
Site form the northern part of the local listed share their experiences, others preferred to just
POW Camp 116 (local list ref: 418), with the
remaining parts of the locally listed complex sit and listen.
located to the south outside of the Site Everyone is welcome to the cafes and it is free
boundary. A number of listed buildings lie
further afield outside of the Site boundary, but to attend. They will be held once a month to
these will not be affected by the proposed begin with, on the second Wednesday of the
development.The proposals for the Site
involve the demolition of all the sheds and month. (The next cafe will be on 14th of
other buildings and the erection of three new December from 11am to 12:30pm).
metal clad buildings, continuing the current
egg storage and packing use of the Site.The When people were leaving we did ask for a
proposals will see the total demolition of part short form to be completed, so that we could
of the locally listed PoW camp (a non- see how we had done and if anything need
designated built heritage asset) and the changing or improvement etc. Although any
alteration of the setting of the remaining thing spoken about is completely confidential, I
locally listed structures. The proposed
development also involves the construction of had to share this piece from the feed back
a new dwelling within the western part of the forms.
Site.
All previous applications made on this site Q: What did you get from today's Cafe?
(UTT/0999/95/FUL) have been refused on the A: Hope.
grounds that the land is Greenbelt land.
Status: Awaiting decision For someone to feel able to say that after one
session I felt very Humbled.
John Jackson

CURRENT PLANNING APPLICATION NOTICES (Continued):
UTT/22/1261/FUL | The demolition of 10 no. existing structures, the conversion and restoration of 8
no. existing buildings to form 8 no. holiday cottages and 1 no. dwelling, the construction of 3 no.
single storey dwellings. The creation of a pedestrian and cycle link path. Land To The West Of Mill
Lane Hatfield Heath
From a highway and transportation perspective the impact of the proposal is NOT acceptable to the
Highway Authority. Revised plans have been submitted but the application suggests that the land
is “previously developed” although the Planning Inspectorate confirmed it to be Greenbelt upon its
refusal of the last application.
Status: Awaiting decision
To view all planning applications, visit https://www.uttlesford.gov.uk/planning-applications and scroll
down the page to click on ‘view and comment on planning applications.’

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HATFIELD HEATH PARISH COUNCIL
Minutes of the Meeting of the Parish Council
held at URC Hall, Hatfield Heath at 19:30 on Wednesday 2nd November 2022

Held at URC

Present:

Present:

Cllr M Bissell (chair) Cllr R Breavington (RB) Cllr M Lemon (ML)

Cllr N Champion (NC) Cllr N Robley (NR) Cllr S Saban (SS)

Cllr S King (SK) Cllr P Brown (PB)

In attendance: R Bowran – Parish Clerk PCSO Mike McDonnell-Smith (MM)

Welcome by the Chairman

22/121 APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
Were received from Cllr Overton -unwell.

22/122 DECLARATIONS OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
o receive any Declarations of Pecuniary Interest by Members.
•ML - Item 22/131.3
•RB & SS – Item 22/131.7
•ML - Item 22/131.9

22/123 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
To receive and respond to questions from members of the public on matters within the remit of the Parish
Council.
Item 22/126 was taken at this point.
PCSO Mike McDonnell-Smith gave a summary of reports about activity in Hatfield Heath including crime
statistics.
Emphasised need to report crimes and ASB as soon as they occur.
Concentrating on speeding, use of school groups. Speeding seminar on 10 November at HBO parish hall.
“Trucams” are a useful tool but there is a lack of funding.
Parking issues should be reported to police by Digital 101.
Hatfield Hearth newsletter circulated.

R22e/s1o2l4veMdI:NTUoTaEpSproOvFeMthEeEmTiInNuGtes of the meeting of 05 October 2022 (M06)
There were no matters arising from the minutes not included elsewhere on the agenda.

2N2o/t1e2d5: PLANNING MEETING scheduled to take place on 24 October 2022 (P06) was inquorate and did
That the Planning Committee
not take place.

22/126 LOCAL POLICE VISIT
Locality policing. Report from PCSO Mike McDonnell-Smith. Taken at Item 22/123.

22/127 REPORTS FROM COUNTY AND DISTRICT COUNCILLORS
To receive and note reports from County and District Councillors. ML advised

• Speeding Presentation on 10 November at HBO.
• UDC Carbon Communities Grants for climate change available.
• “Have your say” on council spending

o Local Plan further delayed.

21.2A/1p2p8rovFaIlNoAf ENxCpIeAnLdRituErPe.ONRoTted: Items of expenditure in October 2022 as approved by the Finance committee
2. Management Accounts Noted: Management Accounts for the four months to 26 October 2022.
3. Budget for 2023-24 Noted: That a draft Budget for 2023-24 will be submitted to the Finance Committee on 14
November and their recommendations will be brought to council at the meeting of council on 07 December.

22/129 NCoLtEeRdK: T’SheRECPleOrkR’sTre&pCorOt RanRdEcSoPrrOeNspDoEnNdeCnEce received.

22/130 KEY TASK MONITOR & PARISH FORUM
The Key Task Monitor was reviewed and will be updated by NR and published on the website. Key
points:

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• Car Park CCTV scheme to be investigated.
• Village sign refurbishment to be carried out by a professional restorer.
• Forbetts to Croft, is this in Essex CC budget for next year?
• Posting repairs are imminent.
• J Kenney quoted to clear out ponds again.
• Wildlife area; brambles have overtaken area, needs clearing.
• Defibrillator – ML offered some grant assistance.

22/131 GRANT APPLICATIONS Resolved: To make the following grant awards:
1 HH PCC
(Holy Trinity) Churchyard
Tree Surgery Requested: £1,580
Granted 05 Oct 22
2 HH PCC
(Holy Trinity) Churchyard
Upkeep Requested: £450
Granted £400
3 HH URC Contribution to purchase lawnmower Requested: £1,500
Granted £1,500. Clerk to liaise with treasurer.
4 Citizens Advice
East Herts Training Advisors Requested: £500
Not granted
5 CST.today Support for
class in Village Hall Requested: £528
Granted £60, paid to Village Hall for rental
6 HH Cricket ClubSupport for
Grass cutting Requested: £350
Granted £350
7 Royal British Legion Support for
Remembrance Service Requested: £100
Granted £100
8 Essex & Herts
Air Ambulance Support for
Service Requested: £500
Granted £500
9 HH URC
Leisure Hour Chair trolley &
Chair cleaning Requested: £200
Granted £200
Total granted: £3,940
# Items 2 and 6 to be considered as a budgeted expense.
Book Grants; Application from Alex Leonard-Jay for an architecture text book. Cost from RIBA is £35. Grant
approved.
Essex CC are offering up to £1,000 to support a Keep Warm campaign. ML reported that UDC no longer required
match funding from the parish council. Village hall free to make an individual application.

22/132 HIGHWAYS MATTERS
Members attended a meeting with Essex Highways, represented by Cllr Lee Scott, on 18 October to discuss
matters relating to Highways. Cllr Scott will meet again with Members to report back on outstanding questions
raised. Resolved: To ask Essex Highways to revisit the question of providing a pedestrian crossing to serve the
school. Clerk to write to Village Hall to ask for use of their car park for school drop offs and pick ups.
22/133 PARKING MANAGEMENT AND CAR PARKS
To consider matters relating to parking management.
•Installation of CCTV. Two possible providers were mentioned and NR to consolidate options. Provision will bb
made in the budget for 2023-24.
•Installation of height barrier lock. SK to review options again.

22/134 ALLOTMENT REPORT
All quiet in the autumn season. Continuing vermin infestation to be tackled again by the pest control company.

22/135 PLAYGROUND
To consider any matters relating to the playground.
•New bow-top fencing. Initial quotes received are very costly. Option now to be considered is a more substantial
wooden fence. SK will cost up similar to the repairs already carried out.

22/136 VILLAGE GREEN
To consider any matters relating to the village green
•Christmas Tree. Lord of Manor has granted permission for a permanent tree to be positioned at the
site of the traditional temporary ones. SS has obtained quotes for a planting within the next couple of weeks.
•Trees at Holy Trinity church. Now removed or cut back. Noted that there are further trees in danger of collapse.
•Blockage on footway near Ardley Crescent to be reported to Essex Highways for attention.

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Gigaclear’s community hub programme manager Andrew Lipski met members of the Hatfield Heath

Village Hall management committee recently to

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Andrew added: “We’re immensely proud of our Pictured: Hatfield Heath Village Hall management committee
members Mike Allen and Hilary Allen

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Minutes of the Meeting of the Parish Council (continued from page 21)

22/137 WILDLIFE AREA
To consider the future development and care of the Wildlife Area. Bramble infestation and subsequent cuts have
rendered the project unviable and restoration will not be pursued at this time. Also see KTM.
22/138 NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
Progress on the pathway to producing the proposed Neighbourhood Plan. NR had produced an explanatory
leaflet and questionnaire. This was commended by Members and 1000 copies will be produced and circulated to
all household as an enclosure with the village magazine. Cost of the publication to be passed to UDC for their
promised support.

22/139 NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH
Report of the current status of Neighbourhood Watch. Several contacts were put forward at Item 22/123 for use
with the police and UDC

22/140 REPORTS FROM MEMBERS ON MEETINGS ATTENDED
To receive and note any additional reports from members
•Cllrs Robley and Brown met with and established B Newman as the preferred handyman contractor. A
specialist electrician still to be sought.
•Cllr Robley and the Clerk will be attending a liaison meeting of parish councils with the CEO of UDC on 07
November.
•Cllrs Robley, Champion and the Clerk will attend a presentation on 10 November at HBO village hall.
22/141 AGENDA ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING
There were no additional items for the agenda of the next meeting.

22/142 DATE OF NEXT MEETING
The next scheduled meeting of the Council is at 19:30 on Wednesday 07 December 2022

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-Jill Goldsmith

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THE HUNDRED PARISHES SOCIETY
www.hundredparishes.org.uk

Before the middle of the twentieth century most people did not have watches; they relied on
public clocks which could be seen at railway stations, post offices and other public buildings -
and on church towers. This reminds me of the lines written in 1912 by the homesick poet,
Rupert Brooke:“Stands the church clock at ten to threeAnd is there honey still for tea?”The
Hundred Parishes has a variety of interesting church clocks. In Furneux Pelham, St Mary’s
clock is topped by Old Father Time and the words “Time Flies, Mind Your Business”. One
wonderswhat prompted those words to be included.The bell tower at Sheering has two clock
faces which were installed in the 1940s to remember those who served in the War. The north-
facing one tells us to “Work and Pray” whilst the west-facing, (pictured below), proclaims
“Today Is Yours”. The church at High Wych was built in 1861 to the design of local architect
George Edward Pritchett. Its clock is almost as wide as the thin flintstone tower on which it is
mounted. Hinxton possibly has our oldest church clock, believed to date from 1700 AD, albeit
extensively renovated in 1809 when a new face was fitted.Artist Eric Ravilious lived in Great
Bardfield and his wood engraving of the church of St
Mary the Virgin clearly shows the enormous clock
that was added to commemorate the coronation of
King George V in 1912. One assumes the residents
of Great Bardfield are never late for work or church.
The engraving has been adopted as the logo of The
Hundred Parishes.I hope you will keep an eye open
for the variety of clocks to be found around the
Hundred Parishes.The Hundred Parishes Society’s
trustees join me in wishing you a Merry Christmas.

Ken McDonald, Secretary.

Hatfield Heath Neighbourhood Plan

Dear all,

In this month’s edition of the magazine you will find a brochure that describes how a Neighbourhood
Plan works and what it can do for you. Also a short questionnaire for us to get things started by
understanding better what things matter most to you.

Our vision for the Parish for the next thirty years is as follows

• In 2052 Hatfield Heath will be a vibrant rural parish with a strong sense of community,
which has preserved and enhanced its distinctive village atmosphere and agricultural
character within the metropolitan green belt

• It will be a parish that is proud to have retained its historical rural character and heritage
assets within open countryside offering peace and tranquillity to its community and a
haven for all types of wildlife..

• Housing development will respect the village development boundaries and green belt,
be in keeping with this character and positively contribute towards it.

• Development will be organic, with an emphasis on small developments and affordable
properties for each age group.

• Transport, telecommunications and social facilities will have been improved and be
more widely available and integrated for all residents, young and old

• It will be recognised as a sustainable, comfortable and safe place to live for all.

Please take time to complete the questionnaire and return it to us. Thankyou. HHPC

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Leisure Hour’s November Meeting - Medical Detection Dogs

We had a great turn out for this meeting with several visitors joining us for the first time.

First of all, a big thank you to everyone who donated raffle prizes and gave donations for the charity
which we heard about. The total amount we were able to pass over to Geoff Lambert was £141 which
he was very pleased with.

Geoff brought with him his companion dog called Buddy who has
been an “Ambassador Dog” for 12 years. He is now 14 years old and
at a recent check up was found to be deaf and have cataracts.
Buddy did what he was trained to do and that is to “Walk the room”
and sniff! He knows that he will get a reward at the end of this for his
work but Geoff had to keep the treat in the car so that Buddy
wouldn’t pester him through his talk. Having heard this talk many
times before, Buddy took some time out to sleep and kept us
entertained with his loud snoring!

The charity “Medical Detection Dogs” is world-wide but there is only
one centre in the UK which is based in Milton Keynes. Rather than
use pedigree dogs which can be highly strung, the charity selects
rescue dogs that are mainly mongrels. They are homed for around a year to get them settled and to
assess their suitability for this specific training. The cost of training, placing and supporting just one
Medical Dog is £29,000 and the charity relies on donations and bequests to meet these costs. We were
therefore very pleased to be able to contribute to this very valuable cause.

How does it work? Geoff explained how we all have an odour, but a healthy person has a different smell
to someone with an illness or condition. Not only that, as an example, a person with Diabetes has a
smell which is unique to them. The science behind this is amazing! Apparently, humans can detect
sugar in a solution of 1:25,000 (the size of a small beaker) while a dog can identify it in a ratio of 1:600
million (the volume of an Olympic sized swimming pool). The dogs are trained to detect a particular
odour and then alert their owner that they are in danger so that they can take whatever action they
need. People who suffer from such conditions as Diabetes Type 1, Parkinsons, Addisons and a whole
range of cancers, volunteer to give breath samples which are saved and stored for the purposes of
training the dogs to identify the particular smell that they need to recognise.

Geoff gave us various examples of how these dogs can save lives. For example, a person with Brittle
Diabetes cannot feel any sensation if their blood sugar gets
dangerously low. The Medical Detection Dog identifies the odour
early on and alerts the owner that they need to take their
medication. Someone with Narcolepsy does not know when they
will suddenly go into a state of sleep and could be in a dangerous
situation. Their dog will alert them before the occurrence so they
can lie down safely until the episode passes.

In tests it has been found that a Medical Detection Dog can detect
breast cancer in patients 18 months earlier than the mammogram
showed. Medical Detection Dogs have also been known to identify
Parkinsons disease up to 5 years before the patient is aware of the
symptoms and while there is no cure, it does mean the patient can
take medication earlier and hopefully have a better quality of life.
There are currently 150 dogs living with individuals with particular
conditions while 140 people are on a waiting list to receive a dog.
The pandemic naturally had a big impact on the training and
matching of dogs with patients.

If you were unable to come to the talk and would like to donate or sponsor a dog, please go to their
website https://www.medicaldetectiondogs.org.uk/

Our next talk is on December 7th when Mieke Fordesman will be giving a presentation on December
traditions in Holland which differ from the ones we have in the UK at Christmas.
Do come along and join us at the URC hall for 2pm. Entrance £1:50 as a visitor

Mary Stewart

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Schoolreaders Needed to Spread the Joy of Reading
in Hertfordshire Schools

Children’s literacy charity Schoolreaders is looking for more volunteers who can help spread the joy of
reading to children in Hertfordshire primary schools – especially around Hatfield.

A recent survey1 of young people by the National Literacy Trust (NLT) revealed that reading enjoyment
had reached a 15 year low, rallying slightly in the pandemic before declining again by 2022, especially
amongst those from disadvantaged backgrounds and amongst boys.

Furthermore, the Annual Literacy survey found that fewer than 1 in 2 children aged 8 to 18 enjoyed
reading with only 28% reading daily.

Schoolreaders is looking for volunteers of all ages – from students to retirees - who can listen to
children read in a local primary school, especially at those schools where children require support the
most.

Worryingly, 1 in 4 children leave primary school every summer unable to read to the expected standard2
and the Schoolreaders scheme is now more in demand than ever, particularly to help those children
most disadvantaged following the education disruption caused by Covid lockdowns.

Schoolreaders volunteers act as trusted role models in the classroom alongside the class teachers, not
only helping children improve their reading but also by being a positive influence.
Schoolreaders volunteers are asked to listen to children read once a week during term time and to
commit to an academic year. By applying now new volunteers will be matched as quickly as possible to
a partner school and be ready to start once they have completed a mandatory DBS check and virtual
safeguarding training.

Jane Whitbread, founder of Schoolreaders, adds, “Children who leave primary school unable to read
well can’t access their secondary schooling fully which will disadvantage them for life. One in seven
adults have poor literacy and cannot read instructions on a medicine label or a bus timetable or fill in a
job application form. Working together we can change this.

“There is no substitute for face-to-face interaction and support when it comes to reading. Our
volunteers provide a crucial supplement to classroom teaching and are welcomed by schools - and the
children. 95% of children in our scheme improved their reading performance and over 90% their
reading enjoyment after time with a Schoolreaders volunteer which is so valuable3. If more children gain
pleasure from reading from an early age and their reading fluency and confidence improves too,
communities and Society will reap the benefits.”
To find out more or to apply today to be a Schoolreaders volunteer in primary schools with the greatest
need in Hertfordshire, visit Schoolreaders.org

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