For Articles: [email protected] For Adverts: [email protected] Phone contacts: page 13 JUNE 2023 YOUR FREE MAGAZINE - CREATED & DISTRIBUTED BY VOLUNTEERS & PAID FOR THROUGH ADVERTISING Est 1893 Ourwebsite:-http://hatfieldheathvillagemagazine.weebly.com Inside this issue: Win a bottle of wine! Events & activities throughout June - including details for our very own ‘Hatfeld Heath Festival’ on Sunday 25th Most of us will be familiar with the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears but how many of us have ever considered whether Goldilocks could be guilty of breaking and entering? She was after all found asleep in Baby Bear’s bed when the family returned from a walk in the woods but would a jury, after hearing all the evidence, fnd her guilty of such a crime? This was the theme of this charming play where fairy tale and nursery rhyme characters are called as witnesses and the audience, as the jury, delivers their verdict at the end of the evening. Read the full review by Decia Ranger at https://www.noda.org.uk/show-reports/once-upon-a-crime-the-trialof-goldilocks. Another great review, by Your Harlow, is featured on page 9 and a local connection to the storyline is revealed too, which continues on to page 26!
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' AERIALS ST3M5 G<0=,1< Podiatrist 8 Nicola Piero9an BSc 1st Hons - Podiatric Medicine Foot Care Services on the Heath NHS Experienced & HCPC Registered Call 0:;98 9;:5;5 [email protected] Compassionate & Patient Centred Are you missing out? It is estimated that UK households are missing out on £15 billion a year of means-tested benefits. Even if you feel you can manage, you have a right to claim your benefit entitlements - sometimes claiming can also help you access other support. You can check quickly and easily, using an online benefit calculator such as the one on the UDC website: https:// www.uttlesford.gov.uk/article/5078/Online-Benefit-Calculators If you don’t have internet access, or need a little extra help, call our friendly advisers on 01799 618840 and they will carry out a benefit check for you. Low-cost broadband - Ofcom figures show that just 5% of eligible families have signed up for ‘Social Tariffs’ - discounted packages for households on Universal Credit or other types of financial support. These offer superfast speeds for as little as £12 a month. For more information go to https:// www.uswitch.com/broadband/guides/broadband-deals-for-low-incomefamilies/ Healthy start vouchers - Half of the eligible families in Uttlesford are missing out on vouchers for milk, vitamins and healthy food. These may be available to you if you are on a low income and are pregnant or have a child under the age of 4. Speak to your midwife or health visitor or go to https:// www.healthystart.nhs.uk/ Discounted Travel - If you’ve been claiming some income-related benefits for three months, you may be entitled to a Jobcentre Plus Travel Discount Card, which can cut the cost of rail and bus fares by up to 50%. Ask at your local Jobcentre Plus. Help with energy costs or grants to reduce the amount of energy you use are available if you are struggling to pay your bills. Contact our warm homes team for more information 01799 618858 [email protected] Uttlesford Citizens Advice Barnards Yard, Saffron Walden CB11 4EB 01799 618840 [email protected] www.uttlesfordca.org.uk Dear Readers Please ensure that any items for the magazine, (whether adverts, photographs, articles or notices), are submitted at the latest by the 1;th of the <onth preceding the next publication. Thank you, Editor 4
5 ( ))P Parish ouncil Forum ,ear All, Thanks to those who attended our May >orum. 4e will by the time you have read this followed up on all of your issues at our 5- meeting and you will see that re?ected in the minutes on the website. 4e are updating the way we present the +TM to make it more understandable and should get this up and running by the time you read this and hopefully close out some of the issues you raise.. @ur neAt forum will be on )une 78th, 2629 from 7666 to 7266 in the 0nstitute. 5lease join us to discuss your issues more fully. =igel <obley -llr, HH5- Library Van A library van comes to the village every . weeks from 1/.00-1/..0, parking in 1agon Mead, off Broom2elds The driver is extremely helpful, and if the book you3d like isn3t on board, (obviously he3s limited as to how many books he can bring) then he can order it for you. Ne=t visits - :th & 28th June> 19th July Mobile Post Offce Hat2eld Heath stop 4illage Hall Car Park, The Heath, Hat2eld Heath, Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, CM// 5EA Every Friday fro< 10a< - 11a< Services6 Mail - Parcelforce Express Services Travel - 7oreign currency, Travel Money Card #$*+ff, -ffF"-&ff, )#- ) ,iary for .une ffl/ffl3 Saturday .rd 8une Table Top Sale from 10..0 am 9RC Hall Sunday :th 8une 7amily Service 10..0 am 7red Arther 1ednesday 5th 8une Leisure Hour /.00 pm Sunday 11th 7amily Service (Communion) 10..0 am Rev Blair ;irkby Sunday 1<th 7amily Service 10..0 am Mike Dyer Sunday /=th 7amily Service 10..0 am Rev Blair ;irkby Everyone is welcome to join us with refreshments after the service. ffiOfflff fi !"!fiff #ffi$ #ffi %unday %ervices in &une '' &une at 10.30am – Morning Worship '( &une at 6.30pm – Evensong )* &une at 10.30am – Holy Communion +essy #hurch (Primary School-Aged Children) ' &uly from 2-4pm – Meet in the Institute %i, -illages .oom each /ednesday You are very welcome to attend our Zoom meeting each Wednesday at 11.00am. For log-in details please email [email protected].
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7 ffiat0eld egis fflocal ffiistory %ociety Patron: 4illiam %osling 5 !ord of the &anor President: Patrick fitreeter /ur April meeting was a short tal0 on the history of St 1ohn the Evangelist church at 2ush End given 3y 1ohn Mon0. In the 14506s there was a movement to 3uild new churches for growing population in the area of the original Hat7eld 2road /a0 parish8 with the living of the two new church parishes under the patronage of the vicar of Hat7eld 2road /a0. Hat7eld Heath6s Holy 9rinity church was dedicated on 4 August 145: 3y the 2ishop of ;ochester and St 1ohn the Evangelist was consecrated on Friday 5 August 145:. In 1:2: the living at St 1ohn6s 3ecame vacant and pastoral care reverted to the vicar of H2/ and is now under the Six Villages clergy. For 3oth new churches a <edication Stone was unveiled on the same day under the east window tracery. At St 1ohn6s it records that on 4 1uly 1456 it was placed 3y Sarah8 daughter of the late Stanes Cham3erlayne of ;yes. She is reputed to have 7nanced the 3uilding of the tower herself 3ut the remainder of the church was 3ac0ed 3y 1ohn Archer Hou3lon of Halling3ury Place. /n display at the meeting was the original 145= Altar Frontal tapestry which was made in Ipswich8 still in pristine condition. 9he church was designed for seating 145 poor people 3ut no de7ned children6s seating. After WW1 the musical ;ev. FW >ilpin8 vicar of H2/8 gave an organ in memory of the fallen. 9his remained until a3out 2000 when due to it re?uiring wor0 to 0eep it up to standard8 it was sold to 2irch Church near @ayer Marney and a new electronic organ purchased. 9he original dedication plate was retained. 9he small churchyard has no CW>C graves 3ut has an /lympian cyclist8 Mr Stuart8 3uried there as well as a Hat7eld Forest Forester Mr Cotrell. Sarah Cham3erlayne also left a provision of A500 for education of local children. As the village school closed in 1:45 this fund was forgotten a3out in the church until the <iocese of Chelmsford contacted the 9reasurer recently wanting to close the fund as it had not 3een used since 1:53. 9he church has decided to pass the funds8 now over A10008 to the H2/ village school to meet the original intent. 9his was an interesting tal0 that helped 7ll gaps in our 0nowledge of the church history and local 3enefactors. /ur next meeting is the Summer /uting with details yet to 3e con7rmed. /ur evening meetings recommence on 9uesday 1: Septem3er at =.30pm in the Hat7eld Heath B;C Church Hall. Cuentin Spear 3 Assistance 4anted Are you friendly, helpful, able to give up some time and looking to earn some additional cash? 0 am a visually impaired man living in Hatfeld Heath looking for some assistance in getting around the village and the surrounding area. 0deally you will be a car owner and be available for a few hours a week on weekdays. =o particular eAperience needed as 0 will provide some basic guiding training. 5ayment will be on an hourly rate. *f you are interested or have any 6uestions7 please call &att on /32/8ffl'ffl/28.
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2 9 As May issue page 9 but with Heath 5layers review continued from front page * replace gardener wanted with book grants below "nce #pon a rime 5 +he +rial of %oldilocks I0>1 is like a boA of chocolates with The Heath 5layers. You never know what you are gonna get. And so it was with @nce 3pon A -rime. This was The Heath 5layers presenting a family show, in what director )oanne Gladstone called a Jswitched up fairy taleK. @ne of the frst challenges of directing must have been the ffteen people on the stage at any one time. 4e say stage, as this was Hatfeld Heath Lillage Hall, where space was at a premium . And so it was a miracle that they ftted in a courtroom, a stage and a cottage all in a very confned area. 1ach character was very defned but what each actor did was make each character their own. Gem -olton was near perfect as Goldilocks as, when deciding is she was guilty or not guilty and seeing her act out the prosecution and defence versions of her alleged crimes, you were never Euite sure if Goldilocks was nice or nasty. The different characters worked so well together. The Three Bears were a joy with 1ve Marie2 ,owney probably stealing every scene she was in as Baby Bear. The cameo of the evening was )essica >oster as The -ow who claimed she saw the whole thing as she was jumping over the moon. There was just something out there and hilarious about her performance. As we said, each actor made the part their own but it could have been very easy for actors to ham it up but this was a classic Heath 5layers performance where they acted as an ensemble. And it was all the better for that. Again that is down to great directing. 4ith such rich characters and characterisation, it felt like plays within plays. Hansel and Gretel .-hrissie 4aites and Becks Lincent/ were a great double act, bouncing off each other. The legal teams were also eAcellent. )udge >armer .nice shorts/ played by Steve >oster had a wonderful <oscoe 5 -oltrane accent. Henny 5enny .)aki =ewman/ and Tom Thumb .Steve 5erry/ were very good as defence and prosecutors. The running theme of JsmallMlittleK jokes was very well delivered. 4e probably have not mentioned all ffteen actors but please rest assured they all played their part. =ot all of them had to be outlandish but they all keep the narrative going and the audience entertained. This really was a team game. As this was a family show, it was good to see an audience of all ages really enjoying the show. A special mention to @ld Mother Hubbard. 4e were told ,ot Sharp is 98. 4e are sure we all hope to be involved in community theatre when we are 98. 0t was clear that a lot of hard work went into this. 0t was worth it and was a real testament to Heath 5layers virtuosity and ability to really entertain. 5 fiource: ?our )arlo9 0t transpires that the story of NThe Three BearsN .as it was originally known/ has a very local connection. 0t was originally written down and illustrated in a book in 7;97, for the fourth birthday of Horace Broke, by his aunt 1leanor Mure. The same Horace Broke who for most of his life lived in Gladwyns on the edge of our village, and whose family have various memorials in Holy Trinity -hurch. .Read more about the local connection on page fflfffi. 1oo2 3rants 9he parish council invites applications for a 3oo0 grant from students at the start if their university or college careers. 9he grants are aimed at providing some help to defray the cost of text 3oo0s that students are re?uired to 3uy for their courses. Please apply to the parish cler0 at [email protected] is no speci7c closing date and applications will 3e considered at the next availa3le council meeting. A big !ank You to the Village Magazine Committee for providing the funds to purchase this trolley. !e URC hall is used by many village associations as well as the church and the moving of the current metal framed chairs is now a whole lot easier. Mary Stewart
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20ffl/ HATFIELD HEATH PARISH COUNCIL Minutes of the Meeting of the Parish Council held at URC Hall, Hatfeld Heath at 19:30 on Wednesday 10th May 2023 Held at 3<- Present: The meeting was preceded by those persons elected at the 5oll on Fth May 2629 signing their ,eclarations of Acceptance of @ffce. Present: -llr M Bissell .MB/ -llr 5 Brown .5B/ -llr - @verton .-@/ -llr Hilary Allen .HA/ -llr = -hampion .=-/ -llr M Iemon .MI/ -llr S Saban .SS/ 0n attendanceH < Bowran D 5arish -lerk , members of the public -hairman welcomed returning Members and Hilary Allen as the newly elected Member. He thanked <oger Breavington for his past service as a member although not returned on this occasion. ffl3:/1 ff!ff +*"$ "F )A*-&A$ Resolved: To elect -llr Bissell as chairman of the council for the civic year 2629M2F. [prop Cllr Lemon; secd Cllr Saban; all in favour]. -hairman signed the ,eclaration of Acceptance of @ffce. ffl3:/ffl ff!ff +*"$ "F A* ff5 )A*-&A$ Resolved: To elect -llr -hampion as vice2chairman of the council for the civic year 2629M2F. [prop Cllr Bissell; secd Cllr Saban; all in favour] ffl3:/3 AP"!"%*fffi F"- A;fiff$ ff Apologies for absence were received from -llr <obley and -llr +ing 2 who were both on holiday. ffl3:/' ,ff !A-A+*"$fi "F Pff #$*A-? *$+ff-fffi+ There were no ,eclarations of 5ecuniary 0nterest by Members. Members were reminded that they must complete their ,eclarations and election eApenses returns. ffl3:/( P#;!* PA-+* *PA+*"$ To receive and respond to Euestions from members of the public on matters within the remit of the 5arish -ouncil. A mem1er of the pu1lic raised the issue of persistent ?ooding adjacent to the new Holy Trinity church car park. The history of the site was revisited and it was agreed that steps would be taken to review the drainage arrangements, including a gully under the car park, which appear to have been compromised. A mem1er of the pu1lic refereed to previous minutes and asked aboutH 1. The progress of the Mill Iane planning application, especially as the Euestion of non2determination had been raised. ML said he was not aware of any defnite date for determination but that it was still likely to be heard by UDC planning committee, probably in June, but the if it did go to the Planning Inspectorate there was still scope for local representation. 2. 4hat has happened about funding for a youth worker. Clerk explained that a former councillor at Hatfeld Broad Oak had sought support from HHPC and LHPC but that both councils had not budgeted for any funding but had not excluded the possibility for the future. 9. 4hether the council had received reimbursement of current =eighbourhood 5lan eApenses. Clerk replied that we had not yet received reimbursement but had re-established contact with the relevant offcer at UDC. F. 4hat the progress of the =eighbourhood 5lan. Clerk said that the next meeting of the Steering Group would be held on 24 May, constitution discussed and web-site reviewed. A mem1er of the pu1lic (in absentia) had asked when bin collections were going to return to normal in the Heath. Clerk said that he contacted UDC Waste Services for comment, had not received a response, but was aware that a number of people had received explanations of operational diffculties. ML said he would follow the situation up. ffl3:/0 &*$#+fffi "F &ffff+*$% Resolved: To approve the minutes of the meeting of 6: April 2629 .M72/ ffl3:/3 P!A$$*$% "&&*++ffff #oted: The draft minutes of the 5lanning -ommittee held on 2F April 2629. ffl3:/8 A$$#A! PA-*fi) &ffff+*$% #oted: The draft minutes of the Annual 5arish Meeting held on 7: April 2629.
21ffl1 ffl3:/2 -ffP"-+fi F-"& "#$+? A$, ,*fi+-* + "#$ *!!"-fi To receive and note reports from -ounty and ,istrict -ouncillors. -ty -llr Barker said that she was arranging a date with -llr Scott, 1-- Highways, to visit the Heath to review outstanding matters for himself. She advised that following the recent elections she had now become the leader of the opposition party at the county council. She further advised actions on pothole rectifcation, but that after the postponement due to rain, works on the Heath were now scheduled for )uly. ,st -llr Iemon confrmed that after the recent elections -onservatives had increased to 77 but <F3 were still the majority party at the district council. ffl3:1/ A,"P+*"$ "F Cff? P"!* *fffi Resolved: To confrm the adoption of eAisting Standing @rders, >inancial <egulations and the -ode of -onduct. All three to be reviewed by the >inance -ommittee in the coming months. [prop Cllr Bissell; secd Cllr Champion; all in favour] ffl3:11 %ff$ff-A! P"4ff- "F "&Pff+ff$ ff Resolved: There being an electoral mandate of two thirds of Members elected and there being a suitably certifed clerk, to <esolve to adopt the General 5ower of -ompetence for the operation of the council’s business. [prop Cllr Bissell; secd Cllr Lemon; all in favour] ffl3:1ffl "&&*++ffff fi+-# +#-ff = &ff&;ff-fi)*P Resolved: To agree a committee structure for the year 2629M2F and to appoint members to committees and to appoint members as -hampions and <epresentatives for areas of -ouncil responsibility. ffl3:13 A!ff$,A- "F &ffff+*$%fi Resolved: To consider and approve the proposed calendar of meetings for the civic year 2629M2F. ffl3:1' F*$A$ *A! -ffP"-+ Approval of 1Apenditure. #oted: 0tems of eApenditure in April 2629 as approved by the >inance committee . ffl3:1( !ff-CDfi -ffP"-+ = "--fffiP"$,ff$ ff #oted: -lerk’s report and correspondence received. ffl3:10 Cff? +AfiC &"$*+"- The +ey Task Monitor.format is being revised and simplifed to create a better working document. ffl3:10 )*%)4A?fi &A++ff-fi To consider any matters relating to Highways • Briefng session on 68 )uly, agreed -lerk to attend. • <esurfacing by school and Thatchers now scheduled for mid2)uly ffl3:13 PA-C*$% &A$A%ff&ff$+ A$, A- PA-Cfi To consider matters relating to parking management and village car parks. •--TL coverage. HA to pass on the contact of the contractor who installed at the Lillage hall ffl3:18 A!!"+&ff$+ -ffP"-+ There was no report on the Allotments. 5B will liaise with the chair of the Allotment Association and bring any matters to the attention of council. ffl3:12 P!A?%-"#$, To consider any matters relating to maintenance and risk management of the playground. • Annual <oS5A inspection is being carried out in May. • S+ investigation replacement self2closing gate. • Some fence panels broken, action by S+ to repair. • =eighbour reported a fallen tree close to her garden. -@ and 5B to investigate and arrange remedy. • MI suggested that the council should consider setting aside funds in specifc reserve for the future refurbishment or enhancement of the play eEuipment which has now been in place for several years. ffl3:ffl/ A*!!A%ff %-ffff$ To consider any matters relating to maintenance and risk management of the village green • Two more apparently abandoned cars on the green and in the car park. MI to follow up with 3,-. • MI to follow up promised tree survey by the Iord of the Manor. • -lerk to contact police again about blue truck persistently parked in the verge • >572 has been widened enough to facilitate potential vehicular access. • 5osts missing around green, =< and -lerk to review cutting regime and post maintenance. ffl3:ffl1 $ff*%);"#-)"", P!A$ To consider any matters relating to the proposed =eighbourhood 5lan. =est meeting of the start2up steering group will be on 2F May. A draft constitution will be discussed and a draft website will be reviewed. .-ontinued on page 29/
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23 ffl3 HATFIELD HEATH PARISH COUNCIL Minutes of the Meeting of the Parish Council *continued fro+ ,age 21- ffl3:fflffl -ffP"-+fi F-"& &ff&;ff-fi "$ &ffff+*$%fi A++ff$,ff, To receive and note any additional reports from members. • =- attended a Special -onstable recruitment seminar. 4e have done most things right. 1sseA 5olice are now t o help in recruiting volunteers. • -oronation mug distribution has been well received. • -oronation party in village hall on Sunday 68 April. was greatly appreciated. • HA advised -ommunity Active on 26 MayQ Lillage Hall RuiS on 68 @ctober and =ancy May in concert on 29 ,ecember. ffl3:ffl3 A%ff$,A *+ff&fi F"- $ff@+ &ffff+*$% To note items for the agenda of the neAt meeting. • HA asked on behalf of a parishioner about the missing bollard by the school. This is an 1sseA Highways issue and has been reported multiple times. ffl3:ffl' ,A+ff "F $ff@+ &ffff+*$%fi • The neAt scheduled meeting of the -ouncil will be at 8.96pm on 4ednesday 68 )une 2629. • The neAt meeting of the 5lanning -ommittee will be at 9pm on Monday 22 May 2629. )A$%fffi A+ +)ff ff,ff$ fi#-%ff-*fffi $e are making a series of key changes to improve the patient patient e!perience A $ff4 A$, *&P-"Aff, +ff!ffP)"$ff fi?fi+ff&E T 3 new bespoke GP Practice telephony platform from 14th May. T 3 host of user-friendly features to save time and call costs T 5Press 16 for a call back 7 no need to wait in a 8ueue T 3ppointment cancellation option T Much improved calling-in experience 9 T 3ll calls recorded ;""C*$% A$ APP"*$+&ff$+ F-"& fflffl$, &A?E T 3ll same day urgent appointments will be bookable from 4.1:am. T ;o need to call back at 2pm. T <outine appointments bookable from 1=am. T %elephone bookings only - please don>t come into the Surgeries to book T More confdentiality, less crowding T <eception will close between 12.?=pm and 1.?=pm each day T @mergency calls to the practice only during this time "#- APP"*$+&ff$+fi )AAff )A$%ff,E T Longer 1:-minute GP appointments for all patients T More time with your GP T Consultations not restricted to Aust one health issue T Choose face-to-face or telephone, as appropriate &n collaboration with our 'atient 'articipation "roup ( patient feedback) we are enhancing our ways of working to adapt to the changing environment within the 'rimary *are sector. %hank you for your cooperation. ffden fiurgeries 5 you spoke7 9e listened
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ffl026 >ind Your 5eople They are out there you know, 4aiting to be found or even just to be seen 5erhaps they are hiding in clear sight? 4hen you do fnd them They will like you, on impact )ust as you are Because they are NyourN people How will you know when you come across them? 0tNs a little fSS A tiny little spark of something That Sips unseen between you A soul recognising another Stop trying to be liked By those who donNt see your worth -hances are they never will >0=, Y@3< 51@5I1 They are out there you know And they need you too. 2 By ,onna Ashworth .Sent in by +im Butler/ #pdate on the $eigh1ourhood Plan 4e held a second meeting of those interested in forming a Steering Group on April 27st and by the time you read this will have had a further meeting on May 2Fth at an earlier time of 2pm at my house .anyone interested please join us!/. 0n April we had an increased number of people and apologies from several others who could not make it. 4e discussed a constitution for the group at some length and this was taken away for a rewrite to re?ect the opinions of the group. 4e also discussed the eApected content for the report and most importantly a communication strategy so that we can keep all of you up to date on an everyday basis with what is going on. At our neAt meeting we willH 2 Agree a fnal constitution. 2 Select a chairperson and vice chairperson. 2 >ollow up proposals for a communication strategy including a dedicated website and large notice board in the village and agree these. 2 0nitiate the neAt steps in the process to gather supporting background information. 2 Take the initial Euestionnaire responses and eApand them into a more focussed community survey .essentially produce a much broader survey re?ecting your comments to the Euestionnaire/. Again, please e mail nigelrobleyGyahoo.co.uk or call on 68;87::7;79 if you are interested in any way, so that we can hear about your different opinions which are all valuable if we are to re?ect the views of the whole community. Thank you, 2 =igel <obley 4orld ;icycle ,ay The 9rd of )une each year is celebrated as U4orld Bicycle ,ay’, and this year will be no different. <ead on to fnd out how the occasion came about, and to learn about the origins of the bicycle itselfB T4orld Bicycle ,ay was established in 267; through a resolution by the 3nited =ations .3=/ General Assembly T0n 7;78, a German named +arl von ,rais developed the frst incarnation of what we now call the bicycle. Although von ,rais’ vehicle was steerable and had two wheels, it did not have any pedals. So, you propelled yourself by paddling your feet along the ground in a walking motion. TThe word Ubicycle’ frst appeared in 1nglish in 7;6;. UBi’ is a Iatin prefA meaning Utwo’, and Ucycle’ comes from the Greek word Ukuklos’ meaning Uwheel’ by mar *ontinued from page /. However, in 1leanorNs book, believed to be based on an oral version that had been around for a while before, the intruder into the cottage was an old vagrant woman rather than a fair haired girl. And she didnNt escape through the window, but ended up impaled on a church spire after previous failed attempts by the bears to burn her and drown her. @ne wonders what sort of nightmares Aunt 1leanor risked inducing in her young nephew, and whether the painstakingly hand2written and drawn book was a gift of love or torment. The original copy was found in Toronto in 79:7, and predated the previously accepted original by <obert Southey in 7;98 .also an old woman/. This was the frst story 0 stumbled upon .0 have attached the 5,> of the @sborne reprint of the book/H httpsHMM londonist.comMlondonMsecretM goldilocks2three2bears2original2st2paul2 s2cathedral2impaled And then this which reads somewhat better and has a fuller historyH httpsHMM torontopubliclibrary.typepad.comM artsVcultureM2627M67Mthe2three2bears2 before2goldilocks2the2history2of2a2 fairy2tale.html As it says, .in the book/, it was written for Horace Broke on his Fth birthday .26th September/ by his Aunt 1leanor Mure in 7;97, which predates the 7;98 <obert Southey written version .thought to be the frst until 79:7/ D UGoldilocks’ didn’t begin to transform out of the old woman until 7;:6. But 0 guess there could be more than one Horace Broke? However, after a bit of sleuthing 0 turned up this for a Horace Broke b. 26M9M7;28 of Gladwyns, who married -harlotte Gurdon, with sons Horatio George Broke and 5hilip Lere Broke httpsHMMswetenham.orgM getperson.php?person0,O08786*treeO 7 which cross references nicely with this record which shows Horace Broke with the same birthday and offspring, whose mother was >rederica nee Mure httpsHMMwww.ancestry.co.ukM genealogyMrecordsMhorace2 broke22F2:d6rAF That Horace was a barrister .thereby tying in nicely with your -ourtroom setting/ can be found in Hatfeld Heath’s own 4ikipaedia page 2 httpsHMM en.wikipedia.orgMwikiMHatfeldVHeath about half2way down. 2 Mike -largo
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Printed by Panther Print & Design Ltd Tel: 020 8592 1166 4e would like to receive your photographs relating to Hatfeld Heath and local surrounding areas for publication. 5lease send them in with your name and a caption toH hatfeldheathmagGyahoo.co.uk Printed by Panther Print and Design Ltd TelH 020 8592 11BB 5ictured aboveH Holy Trinity. Sent in by Mark Homer ,isplay of 4edding ,resses +hrough +he Ages @ver the bank holiday weekend of 2;th April, a display of wedding gowns and ?owers took place in Holy Trinity -hurch Hatfeld Heath. Hilary Allen borrowed the idea from St Marys in Sawbridgeworth who held a similar event in )uly 2622. The enthusiasm of all the helpers was infectious. Many loaned their gowns with the oldest dress dated 79:F. Lisitors eAclaimed how uplifted they felt when they entered our -hurch. The day was sunny which added to the feeling summer was around the corner. <ev ,awn )ewson led the Sunday service. The theme was a celebration of love. Many couples renewed their marriage vows. @verall, a highly successful event. May the 5-- take this opportunity to thank all the people responsible for dressing the models, creating the ?ower displays, church sitting, serving refreshments, and for just being there. =ot forgetting the @rganist, bell ringers and the young lady who made and donated the wedding cake. You all supported us so grandly. The raf?e took place on Monday at 9pm. The worthy winners were -laire and +en who provided their beautiful gowns and ,iana of Sawbridgeworth who loaned us the white manikins.The priSe for the most popular ?ower display went to -atherine Hockley. 4hilst writing this gives us the opportunity to let you know that we have booked =ancy May to hold a recital in Holy Trinity on the 29rd of ,ecember 2629. Beautiful =ancy, mince pies and mulled wine just before -hristmas 1ve is a lovely thoughtK. 2 Hilary Allen 5hotograph by Terry )ameson <0=G >@< TH1 +0=G band at H@IY T<0=0TY on -@<@=AT0@= ,AY. @ur conductors managed to call the bells into the tunes JRueensK and then J+ingsK twice. 4e celebrated with 5rosecco and cake. Sent in by ,iana Graves 4e would like to receive your photographs relating to Hatfeld Heath and local surrounding areas for publication. 5lease send them in with your name and a caption toH hatfeldheathmagGyahoo.co.uk Printed by Panther Print and Design Ltd TelH 020 8592 11BB 5ictured aboveH Holy Trinity. Sent in by Mark Homer ,isplay of 4edding ,resses +hrough +he Ages @ver the bank holiday weekend of 2;th April, a display of wedding gowns and ?owers took place in Holy Trinity -hurch Hatfeld Heath. Hilary Allen borrowed the idea from St Marys in Sawbridgeworth who held a similar event in )uly 2622. The enthusiasm of all the helpers was infectious. Many loaned their gowns with the oldest dress dated 79:F. Lisitors eAclaimed how uplifted they felt when they entered our -hurch. The day was sunny which added to the feeling summer was around the corner. <ev ,awn )ewson led the Sunday service. The theme was a celebration of love. Many couples renewed their marriage vows. @verall, a highly successful event. May the 5-- take this opportunity to thank all the people responsible for dressing the models, creating the ?ower displays, church sitting, serving refreshments, and for just being there. =ot forgetting the @rganist, bell ringers and the young lady who made and donated the wedding cake. You all supported us so grandly. The raf?e took place on Monday at 9pm. The worthy winners were -laire and +en who provided their beautiful gowns and ,iana of Sawbridgeworth who loaned us the white manikins.The priSe for the most popular ?ower display went to -atherine Hockley. 4hilst writing this gives us the opportunity to let you know that we have booked =ancy May to hold a recital in Holy Trinity on the 29rd of ,ecember 2629. Beautiful =ancy, mince pies and mulled wine just before -hristmas 1ve is a lovely thoughtK. 2 Hilary Allen 5hotograph by Terry )ameson <0=G >@< TH1 +0=G band at H@IY T<0=0TY on -@<@=AT0@= ,AY. @ur conductors managed to call the bells into the tunes JRueensK and then J+ingsK twice. 4e celebrated with 5rosecco and cake. Sent in by ,iana Graves