January 2022

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“By shopping at the Co-op this year, our members
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community.”

Jack and Anne (representatives from the Hatfield
Heath Co-operative) made presentations to:-

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"The £984.67 we received will go towards the much
needed repairs to our disabled ramp, which we hope
to complete during the summer holidays.
Many thanks to the Co-op and all the customers who
continue to support us during these challenging
times, your continued support is much appreciated."

Other local Inside this month’s Magazine
recipients of the . The Festival is back for 2022
. . Eden Surgeries
Co-op grants . Important Meeting regarding the Village Hall Trust
were:- . Village groups starting back in 2022

The Institute
Coffee Morning

&
Hatfield Heath
Cricket Club

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An Extraordinary General Meeting will be held at the Institute Hall on Tuesday 25th January
commencing at 7.30 pm regarding the Hatfield Heath Village Hall Trust. The Trustees wish to

alter the legal status of the Trust to bring it into line with modern trusts using a form of
incorporation known as a CIO's.

A CIO is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation, which is a form of incorporated business
designed for (and only available to) Charitable Organisations within the United Kingdom."

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Chairman HHVHT

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We also need solo artists for the infill slots when the stage is being changed,

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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH HHPC Parish Council Forum
Dear all,
SUNDAY SERVICES IN JANUARY Thanks to those who attended our December
Forum. We will by the time you have read this
9 January at 10.30am Matins followed up on all of your issues at our PC
meeting and you will see that reflected in the
9 January at 4.00pm Epiphany Evensong minutes and KTM which we will keep updated
on the website.
23 January 10.30am Holy Communion Our first face to face forum in 2022 will be
on January 15th from 1000 to 1200 in the
30 January at 10.30am Christian Unity Service Institute.
Please join us to discuss your issues in full.
with the Six Villages As a guide you will as usual find the latest
minutes of the Parish Council meeting plus
and the URC the Key Task Monitor on the village website
so you can see what progress we are making
WEDNESDAY TRADITIONAL HOLY COMMUNION prior to the meeting.
Nigel Robley
SERVICES (no hymns) IN JANUARY Cllr, HHPC

5 January at 10.00am United Reform Church
19 January at 10.00am Diary January 2022

RESTRICTIONS DURING WORSHIP Sunday 2nd January - Family Service 10.30 am

We will be following the Government’s guidelines, Wednesday 5th January - Leisure Hour 2.00 pm
which may change at short notice.
Sunday 9th January - Family Service 10.30 am
Please wear a face mask, unless exempt. We will also be
continuing to log contact details for Test and Trace. At Sunday 16th January - Family Service 10.30 am
Communion we’ll still be offering just the bread (wafers)
for the time being. Sunday 23rd January - Family Service 10.30 am

SIX VILLAGES ZOOM SERVICES EACH SUNDAY Sunday 30th January - Family Service 10.30 am
AT 11.30AM
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You are very welcome to
attend our Zoom service PLEASE NOTE

each Sunday. Following the decision made at our AGM
our future meetings will be held at the URC
For log-in details please Hall, Chelmsford Road, at 2pm on the 4th
email
Wednesday of each month.
[email protected]
On 26th January, Tom, from Little Arts
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President: William Gosling - Lord of the Manor

In a change to the advertised programme, the November meeting welcomed Dr.
Mark Carroll from Epping to talk about ‘Life and Death in the Workhouse’, as reflected in his
family history researches.
After the Dissolution of the Monasteries, the responsibility for looking after the poor was
transferred to the local parishes, with the first Poor Law being passed in 1606. In 1834, a new
Poor Law required local parishes to form Unions and provide a centralised facility for the area.
Thus began the building of the large Victorian Workhouses, as immortalised in Dicken’s writing.
In researching family history, it tends to be the Death Certificates that indicate someone was in
the Workhouse and then, if Admission Registers are available, you can gain an understanding of
how often a person was resident or duration of stay. The Death Certificate gives useful
information on age, place of death and cause of death – with descriptions ranging from Doctors
formal medical terms to a Managers pragmatic ‘Decay of Nature’.
Dr Carroll mentioned three Workhouses that his researches touched on, each with their own
facet of understanding. Leytonstone Workhouse was renamed Central Home Leytonstone to
counter the stigma of the workhouse branding and in 1926 was costing about £100,000 pa to the
local rate payers. At Haverhill in Suffolk, the Risbridge Poor Law Union straddled the Essex/
Suffolk boundary and a search result was initially ignored as he was expecting a London or South
Essex location and not Suffolk. He eventually found a connection of a married daughter living in a
village close to the workhouse in question. His final workhouse was at Stanway near Colchester
where the daughter of the Workhouse Manager wrote of her memories of growing up in the
building, with details of the routines and meals.
An interesting talk and showing a different perspective of the Workhouse system that can
become of interest when researching family history.

………………………………………………………….
There are no meetings of the History Society in January or February.

Quentin Spear

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The St Clare Bereavement Helpline is open from 9am – 5pm on 27th and 28th
December. It is closed on New Year’s Day but open again on Monday 3rd January.

The number to call is 01279 967670. It is free to call, though charges may apply in line with
your standard network rate. https://stclarehospice.org.uk/how-we-can-help-
you/bereavement-support/bereavement-support-helpline/

The St Clare Bereavement Café is open on New Year’s Eve. You can meet face to face with other
people in similar positions to yourself for a cup of tea and a chat.
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2pm to 3.30pm on each of those days.

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Finding help and support this winter

Health services come under extra pressure in the
winter - so it can be a good idea to consider other
routes to help.

www.uttlesfordfrontline.org.uk is a website you

can use search and identify local services and make a self-referral - this means you get the support you
need more quickly. The website is easy to use – look for services by entering key words into the search
area.

For example typing in ‘COLD’ will bring up all the local organisations that provide cold weather support,
including help to apply for winter benefits and home improvement grants, plus energy efficiency advice,
information on oil clubs, switching suppliers and handyman services.

The website can also be used to access fall prevention services, community transport options, money
advice, mental health services, heart health checks, carer support, child and family wellbeing services,
support for long term health conditions, including cancer, weight management services, drugs and
alcohol programmes and more.

If you use a mobile device, you may prefer to download the ‘Frontline Public’ app from the App Store or
google play.

Alternatively, if you don’t have access to the internet at home, you can get online for free at your local
library, (ask staff to help you), or call Healthwatch on 0300 500 1895 for details of services in your local
area.

UTTLESFORD CITIZENS ADVICE

Help to pay your fuel bills this winter
If you were born on or before 26th September 1955 and you get the State Pension or
another social security benefit (not Housing Benefit, Council Tax Reduction, Child
Benefit or Universal Credit) you may be eligible for a winter fuel payment of between
£100 and £300 to help you pay your fuel bills. Most payments are made automatically
in November or December. If you think you are eligible and have not received your money by 14
January 2022, contact the Winter Fuel Payment Centre on 0800 731 0160

If you do not qualify for Winter Fuel Payment, you may still be able to get a Cold Weather Payment if
you claim certain benefits and the average temperature in your area is recorded as, or forecast to be,
zero degrees celsius or below over 7 consecutive days between November and March. This is paid
automatically – you do not need to apply.

You could also get £140 off your electricity bill for winter 2021 to 2022 under the Warm Home
Discount Scheme. The money is not paid to you - it’s a one-off discount on your electricity bill. You
are eligible if you receive the Guarantee Credit element of Pension Credit and should receive a letter
from your supplier by December 2021. You may also qualify for the discount if you are on a low
income and meet your energy supplier’s criteria for the scheme. As the number of discounts
suppliers can give is limited you should check with your supplier as early as possible to see if you’re
eligible and how to apply.

If you are not sure how to claim or are worried about paying your fuel bills, the team of energy
specialists at Uttlesford Citizens Advice can help. Call them on 01799 618858 for benefit checks, the
warm home discount scheme and help with fuel debt, as well as information on joining oil clubs,
energy efficiency, affordable warmth and home improvement grants and the priority services register.

If you feel you can do without your winter fuel payment, perhaps consider donating it to help others in
this area who are struggling. During cold weather many elderly people are faced with the stark choice
of fuel or food, and lower temperatures increase the risk of health problems such as heart attacks,
strokes and bronchitis. Uttlesford Citizens Advice uses donations to help people save money on
heating costs, including access to help with insulation, understand what financial help is available and
manage any fuel-related debts. Donate via their website or call 01799 618840.

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Children’s Clubs There have been some
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. Pre-school - 2-5years 07340 575792 . Bridge Club 723948
. Luncheon Club for senior citizens 730581
. School Football Club :- 812586 . Open Coffee Morning at the Institute 730288
. Gardening Club 730425
. Junior Cricket - Mark Welby 07717 204828 . History Society- Frances Smith 718410
Tues 17:45 Cricket Pitch . Royal British Legion 730042
. Bell Ringers 730526
. Hatfield HeathScouts:- . Holy Trinity Choir 730288
[email protected] . Leisure Hour 730465
. W.I in Broad Oak Sue Brown 718620
. Cubs – Chris Hancock :-731646 . Talking Newspapers 651270 or 653925
. Heath Players – Mark Ratcliff 503174
. Brownies – in Sheering 734391 . Italian Language – Michelina 07786 341 754
. Spanish Language – Ann Whale 731288
. Beavers, Cubs, Scouts,Guides - Little Hallingbury . Mobile Library – Fortnightly on Wednesdays
Sally Bentley 658347

. Junior Karate – 01992 575679 V. Hall

. Friday Club at URC (7-12yrs)

Tel 07803 273 083 email [email protected]

Sport & Fitness Groups . Farmers’Market 07956 563 710
. Visiting Optician 443181
. Cricket Club – Mark Graves 07999 416424 . Neighbourhood Watch - Hilary Allen
. Football Club – 730212
. Keep Fit for over 50s Wed 9:30-10:30 V.Hall [email protected]
. Uttlesford Badger Group- Derek Barry
Tamara Bradbrook -Green 07738 421311
. Bootcamp – Village Hall, Mon & Fri (Men On call 24/7 503332 or 07941 185 171

& Women all ages, shapes & sizes) Websites of Groups, Clubs & Institutions
07775 663 742 Wed 9:15 Institute
. Bowls – Village Hall - Stan Fish 653715 . Eden Surgery – repeat prescriptions etc
Evening sessions:- Bob Jones 730741 Broomfields www.hatfieldheathsurgery.co.uk
. Boxercise Tues 7-8pm 07766 963956 Broad Oak www.hatfieldbroadoaksurgery.co.uk
+ Crunch & Punch Thurs 7-8pm . School www.hatfieldheath.essex.sch.uk
. H.H Cricket Club – [email protected]
.Weekly Walk in L.Hallingbury Mon 10:00 . H.H Football Club -
Meet at L.H Village car park 899451 www.facebook.com/hatfieldfc
. Heath Players www.heathplayers.org and
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Sundays 9.00am tel. no 07971 299818 583/ [email protected]
. Pilates - Monday Institute 9.30-10.30 .BridgeClub
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Donna Leutchford tel: 07739012076 . Parish Council www.hatfieldheath.com
. Sound healing/Gong Bath 1st Sunday each . Footpaths Email:
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month 07977225857 Village Hall . Hatfield Regis History Society -
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NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING HHPC Parish Council Forum
Saturday 15th January
Wednesday 5th January 7.30pm
At the URC Hall

Parish Clerk :Richard Bowran 10am to 12 noon
E mail: .…[email protected] in the Village Institute

Mark Bissell - Chairman ……………07966 154 401 Village Facebook Group created for residents of
Hatfield Heath to share information and events within
Mark Lemon - Vice Chairman/District Councillor
730581 the community. www.facebook.com/groups

Sandra Saban………………………………… 730042 Alternatively search Facebook for Hatfield Heath
Nigel Robley………………………………… 730568 The Village Group.
Chris Overton...……………………………… 731036
Peter Brown...………………………………… 730859 Please send any items of local interest to the Editor
Roger Breavington…………………………… 730068 by the 14th of the month.
Sam King…………..…………..…730241 / 07984 401170
Niki Champion ………………..731104 / 07967 322053 If you send them well before that date you are
more likely to get your item included!
PHONE NUMBERS
POLICE, DOCTORS, SAMARITANS As well as the paper version you can access the
magazine and previous copies on the website
SCHOOL & CHURCHES www.hatfieldheathvillagemagazine.weebly.com
Send your letters /articles/ reports /photographs by
PCSO Steve Sharma Email :- [email protected]
Email: [email protected] For advertising, email - [email protected]
Essex Police Non Emergency 101, Emergency 999

DOCTORS Broomfields 01279 730 616
DOCTOR Broad Oak 01279 718 245
DOCTOR Sawbridgeworth 01279 603 180
THE SAMARITANS 01920 464 099

HATFIELD HEATH C.P. SCHOOL 01279 730 382

PRE-SCHOOL 07340 575 792 Telephone Contact Numbers

HOLY TRINITY 01279 730 288 Editor : -Mary Stewart 01279 731319
Vicarage Office
01279 730 244 Treasurer and Advertising Manager:-
CHURCHWARDENS 01279 730 611
Catherine Hockley 07913 476934 Norman Groves 01279 730756
Diana Graves 01279 508 455
Secretary: - Jean Clarke 01279 730667
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Cooking time: 25 minutes Serves: 4.

Ingredients
� 1 onion, finely chopped
� 1 clove garlic, crushed
� 1 tbsp olive oil
� 1 bell pepper (red or yellow), diced
� 2 courgettes, diced
� 1 tsp paprika
� 1 tsp fresh rosemary, chopped
� 1 tsp Balsamic vinegar
� 400g can chopped or pureed tomatoes
� 1-litre vegetable stock made from 2 low salt stock cubes
� 1 tbsp Tomato puree
� 1 sprig fresh flat-leaf parsley (optional)
� Freshly ground pepper
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58% find it easy to get through to this GP practice by phone

90% find the receptionists at this GP practice helpful

64% are satisfied with the general practice appointment times available

31% usually get to see or speak to their preferred GP when they would like to

As we are starting the New Year 2022, I thought it would be interesting to get a much wider response
from patients and also include other pertinent questions. In the past year the Practice Manager has
been contacted on several occasions (by email and letter) to try and discuss the issues raised below,
but there has not even been an acknowledgement. I gather this manager has left, but we are not aware
if or when a replacement will be appointed.
One of the issues raised when contacting the Practice Manager was that factual information given by
the surgery would be much better than speculation on Social Media platforms such as Facebook.

This has been put together by local residents and not by Eden Surgeries.
If you are willing, please complete the form below, cut it out and drop it into the surgery in an
envelope marked “Practice Manager.”
Please circle the answers that best support your view:

ON AVERAGE HOW QUICKLY HAVE YOU RECEIVED 1-2 DAYS 3-5 DAYS 6-10 DAYS
A CALL FROM A G.P OR NURSE FOLLOWING A REQUEST?

HAVE YOU BEEN ABLE TO HAVE A FACE TO FACE YES NO NOT APPLICABLE
CONSULTATION WHEN YOU HAVE WANTED ONE?

WHEN YOU COULD HAVE A FACE TO FACE APPOINT- YES NO NOT APPLICABLE
MENT WAS IT WITH THE GP YOU WANTED?

ON AVERAGE HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE FOR YOUR 4-6 WORKING 7-10 WORKING MORE THAN
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[ ALLOWING FOR THE 4- 6 WORKING DAYS] DAYS DAYS 10 WORKING DAYS

WHEN YOU COLLECT YOUR MEDICATION HOW LONG 1-5 MINS 6-10 MINS MORE THAN 10 MINS
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The 20th edition of the much-loved community cal- TRY SOMETHING NEW FOR 2022
endar is now available to purchase. Full of superb
photos taken by volunteers, the 2022 calendar is We are very fortunate to have so many classes and
now available from all of the places listed below. clubs going on in Hatfield Heath.
And it is still only £8 if bought direct from a shop
or collected from the campaign office. Maybe the New Year will inspire you to join a group.
Page 11 of this magazine lists all the groups and clubs
Available from: available for both adults and
children.
Barnes Flooring, 72 South Street, Bishop’s Stort-
ford, CM23 3AZ For example, if you want to
improve your fitness, there are
Hatfield Broad Oak Post Office, 1 High St, Hatfield classes for all ages including
Broad Oak, CM22 7HF Zumba, Keep Fit, Boxercise,
Bounce, Pilates, Bootcamp,
Little Hallingbury Post Office, Village Hall, Lower Indoor Bowls, Table Tennis and clubs for football and
Road, CM22 7RD
cricket.
The Tuck Shop, 33A Bell St, Sawbridgeworth
CM21 9AR If you want to broaden your
general knowledge or develop
practical skills then Gardening,
History Society, Leisure Hour and
Bridge Club may be what you are
looking for.

Perhaps you have creative talents
and would be interested in
joining the Heath Players acting
group or the Holy Trinity choir
and bell ringers?

Or maybe you would like to start
your own group or activity?

To find out more about any group please use the
contacts on page 11.

COMMUNITY COURSES SPRING 2021
TWILIGHT AND EVENING CLASSES AND SATURDAY WORKSHOPS

Leventhorpe is delighted to offer the following courses in the Spring Term:

RUSTY FRENCH – LEV/45/AA DRAWING & SKETCHING - LEV/62/L
6.00pm – 7.30pm Monday 5.00pm – 7.00pm Tuesday

FRENCH IMPROVERS – LEV/59/X PRINTMAKING WORKSHOP B – LEV/72/B
7.30pm – 9.00pm Tuesday Saturday 29th January. 9.30am-1pm

ITALIAN BEGINNERS: TERM 3 – LEV/36/AB LIFE DRAWING WORKSHOP C – LEV/72/C
7.00pm – 8.00pm Monday Saturday 5th February. 9.30am-12.30pm

GERMAN YEAR 2 – LEV/69/D PRINTMAKING SHORT COURSE – LEV/64/I
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HATFIELD HEATH PARISH COUNCIL
Minutes of the Meeting of the Parish
held at 19:30 on Wednesday 01 December 2021 in the URC Hall

Present:
Cllr M Bissell (MB) Cllr N Champion (NC)Cllr S Saban (SS)

Cllr P Brown (PB) Cllr M Lemon (ML) Cllr N Robley (NR)
Cllr R Breavington (RB) Cllr S King (SK)

In attendance: 1 member of the public R Bowran – Parish Clerk
Welcome by the Chairman

3093 APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
Received and accepted from Cllr Overton – unwell.

3094 DECLARATIONS OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
There were no Declarations of Pecuniary Interest by Members

3095 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
There were no questions from members of the public.

3096 REPORTS FROM COUNTY AND DISTRICT COUNCILLORS
Dist. Cllr Lemon advised that the Leader of UDC, Cllr Lodge, had resigned. The Local Plan
Working Group was now concentrating on business and the local economy.
Cty Cllr Barker reported in absentia that she had been further contacted about flooding issues
on Stortford Road and that Essex CC has been nominated as “social care employer of the year”

3097 MINUTES OF MEETING
Resolved: To approve the minutes of the meeting of 03 November 2021. [prop Cllr Bussell;
secd Cllr Saban]

3098 MINUTES OF PLANNING COMMITTEE
Received and noted: The draft minutes of the Planning Cttee held on 22 November 2021.

3099 REPORT FROM OPEN MEETING
Received: The report on the Open Meeting which was held on Saturday 13 November 2021.
Action items placed on KTM.

3100 FINANCE MATTERS
1. Received and noted: The budget report to 25 November 2021
2. Received and noted: Items of expenditure in November 2021 as approved by the Finance
Committee

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3101 CLERK’S REPORT & CORRESPONDENCE

Received and noted: Clerk’s report and correspondence. Thanks received from Hatfield Regis
LHS; HHURC; Cricket Club; Holy Trinity church; Essex & Herts Air Ambulance and HHPCC for
grants received.

3102 KEY TASK MONITOR
The Key Task Monitor as updated was reviewed.

3103 UDC CALL FOR SITES
NR reported on the completion and submission to UDC of the technical verification of the nine
sites local to Hatfield Heath and the one large site which has been worked on by USAG
(Unsustainable Sites Action Group). NR reported on the stresses in the working relationship in
USAG between HBOPC as compared with the three other parishes. USAG is not currently
recognised by UDC and so all four parishes are making individual submissions. Clerk to write
to UDC to clarify the position of HHPC, LHPC and GHPC. Next step is preparing for Article 19
consultation due in March 2022.

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3104 HIGHWAYS MATTERS
To consider any matters relating to Highways, which should now include on the “wish list” the
inclusion of a pedestrian crossing to increase the safety of children.
To consider matters relating to speeding in the village, Little Hallingbury PC have expressed an
interest in working with us on this issue.

3105 VILLAGE GREEN
To establish ownership and an action plan for the care and maintenance of the village green and
certain trees thereon. This remains an outstanding issue.
Chairman (MB) was thanked for providing the Christmas Tree.
ML has populated the planters. Litter bins are not being cleared, Clerk to obtain a bin emptying
schedule from UDC.

3106 PARKING MANAGEMENT AND CAR PARKS
To consider any matters relating to village car parks. Spaces have been reduced by temporary
structures which have been reported to UDC planning enforcement. Essex parking partnership to
be contacted.

3107 ALLOTMENT REPORT
Activity is seasonally quiet, the rat infestation appears to be under control, one plot has recently
changed hands.

3108 PLAYGROUND
Thanks were given to SK for the work that has now been completed.

3109 JUBILEE FESTIVAL
MB outlined a provisional four-day plan in June; Thursday 02: School children dressing up and
parading in costume for the decades of the reign, evening beacon lighting; Friday 03 possible village
photo shoot; Saturday 04. Jazz evening and art exhibition; Sunday 05 usual festival activities.
Presence of the Fair during the week-end.
To consider the provision of a souvenir of the occasion, such as a mug or a medal, to be presented
to the children on the roll of the school. Agreed in principle, proposition to be brought to council.

3110 LOCAL PLAN
To consider any matters relating to the creation of a Neighbourhood Plan. Application for a
designated area made to UDC, RCCE offered a briefing meeting by Zoom in January, Clerk to
arrange.

3111 VILLAGE HALL TRUST
To consider a request from the Executive Management Committee on behalf of the Trustees of the
Village Hall for the parish council, as Custodian Trustee.

Resolved: To consent to the change of the legal status of the Trust from being an unincorporated
body to being a CIO (Charitable Incorporated Organisation) [prop Cllr Robley: secd Cllr Lemon]

3112 REPORTS FROM MEMBERS ON MEETINGS ATTENDED
Adverts had now been places to attract interest in establishing a Special Constable for the village.

3113 AGENDA ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING
To note items for the agenda of the next meeting.
�� Signs at Reynolds in Pond Lane.

3114 DATE OF NEXT MEETING
The next scheduled meeting is on Wednesday 05 January 2022.
The next meeting of the Planning Committee is on Monday 20 December 2021.

Chairman ended the meeting by wishing all a
Merry Christmas and a Safe and Prosperous New Year.
Meeting ended at 20:50

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NEWS FROM THE GARDENS OF EASTON LODGE

After the Christmas and New Year break our focus at the Gardens quickly moves on to the jobs we
need to get done before our snowdrop season and to the preparation for the rest of the year.
Our first jobs in the new year are to finish winter pruning and tree planting. We have planted many
apple and pear trees in the walled kitchen garden, which need to be pruned in the winter, to keep them
in good shape and productive. And the soft fruit bushes and autumn raspberries also need pruning in
January or early February. We have been planting specimen trees too, to extend the range of our
collection: more flowering cherries, acers and sorbus, amongst others. But many of the trees in the
Gardens were planted in Victorian times and some cannot expect to last for ever. So, increasingly, we
are also thinking about succession planting, new for old. And our archivist is planning to produce more
guides to our trees for visitors.

We will also be working on our dead hedging around the edge of the Gardens. Unfortunately the
hedging is unlikely to be good enough to keep out the local deer population, so we will still need to
have wire cages around tender plants and accept that we may not see our early iris reticulata, which
the deer seem to find particularly tasty. But we are hopeful that better dead hedging in some places will
act as an extra barrier to cold winds and frosts and tidy up the rough edges of the Gardens.
We have quite a few maintenance jobs to get on with too. We hope there will be no down time – but
our work in January is very much determined by whether it is icy, wet or beautifully sunny and it can be
any of those!

Our snowdrop open days are planned for Sunday 13, Thursday 17, Sunday 20 and Thursday 24
February. Tickets will be available by mid-January.

We take on new volunteers year round, so why not think about joining us as a volunteer? We are

always looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help with gardening, carpentry, cake baking etc. There is

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The Gibberd Garden and the man behind it - Architect, Town Planner, Landscape Architect and
Art Collector

Sir Frederick Gibberd CBE, RA, FRIBA, MTPI, FILA, was an Architect, Town Planner and Landscape
Architect. He undertook 94 major projects during his career and a number of his buildings are listed.

His projects included Liverpool Catholic Cathedral, Heathrow Airport terminals 1, 2 and 3, the Central
Mosque in Regents Park and the buildings for three power stations (Hinkley Point, Didcot and Sizewell A).
He also landscaped three reservoirs, including Kielder.

In 1946 he was appointed master-planner for Harlow New Town and his original plan for the town is
regarded by many as his greatest achievement.

He was knighted in 1967 for services to architecture.

Sir Frederick was totally committed to Harlow and its people. He bought the site in Marsh Lane in 1957, in
order to make a landscaped garden. Initially the house was used as a weekend home, but after his wife died
in 1970 he moved here permanently and remained until his death in 1984.

He remarried in 1972 and his second wife had contacts with a number of sculptors. During their twelve-year
marriage Sir Frederick and Lady Gibberd bought or commissioned many sculptures, which were sited in the
garden.

In his will Sir Frederick left his house, garden, sculptures
and art collection to Harlow Council for the benefit of the
people of Harlow. Unfortunately, after a ten-year long
dispute over the will, the art collection had to be sold to
defray legal costs. The house, garden and sculptures were
also put up for sale, but a local group was formed and with
the aid of National Lottery funding was able to buy them.
They are now owned by the Gibberd Garden Trust.

He was passionate about art and accumulated a magnificent
collection of modern British watercolours and drawings.
During his lifetime he donated over forty works to Harlow
Council and these are displayed in the Gibberd Gallery in the
town centre.

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MOBILE POST OFFICE Leisure Hour
IS UP AND RUNNING at the URC Hall 2pm

AND Last month, Mark Ratcliff took us back to the
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VILLAGE HALL CAR PARK
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10-11 AM This included sound and video clips of familiar
EVERY FRIDAY
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Please support this service so that it will be
maintained and if the numbers are high Our Christmas lunch at the White Horse was very
much enjoyed and well attended. Likewise, our
enough the time slots may even be increased. annual Carol Services was also greatly appreciated
and we would like to thank Mrs Jane Potter, who
Car parking on site and easy access led the service. Members and friends enjoyed some
lovely Christmas Carols and some memorable
readings. Afternoon tea was also enjoyed by all of
those who stayed behind after the service.

January 5th 2.00 pm
“A Scandalous Life.”
Talk given by Diana Barnett

Visitors and new members will be made welcome.
Why not join us?

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