Your FREE monthly magazine - created and distributed by volunteers and paid for by advertisements Est 1893 www.hatfeldheathvillagemagazine.weebly.com HATFIELD HEATH Village Magazine September 2023
2 ADVERTISING: We offer 4 sizes and duration options. $ = 1/3 page (18.4 x 8.6cm) £20 pm/ £200 for 12 months B = ¼ page (13.5 x 9 cm) £15 pm/ £150 for 12 months C = 1/8 page (6.5 x 9cm) £8 pm/ £80 for 12 months D = 1/12 page (4 x 9cm) £4.50 pm/ £45 for 12 months Email: [email protected] Call: 01279 730667 Payment must be made by 14th of prior month EDITORIAL CONTENT: Please send to the editor using the email address [email protected] by the 14th of the month, for the following month’s issue. CONTACT DETAILS: Editor - Dawn Cox 07505 506716 [email protected] Treasurer and Advertising Manager - Norman Groves 01279 730756 [email protected] Secretary - Jean Clarke 01279 730667 [email protected] Distributor - Michael Hockley 07976 801 062 Chairman - Brendan Carrig 01279 730 549 Printed by Panther Print 020 8592 1166 WEBSITE: You can access the magazine and previous copies at: www.hatfeldheathvillagemagazine.weebly.com PLEASE NOTE: The Hatfeld Heath Magazine is a non proft organisation and everyone involved in its production and distribution works on a voluntary basis. DISCLAIMER: The Editor and Printers do not take responsibility for the information given or views expressed in the Hatfeld Heath Village Magazine. Nor is any culpability accepted in work carried out by any of the advertisers. 2 Welcome to your September issue of the Hatfeld Heath Village Magazine. You may have noticed the fresh new look which refects feedback received over the past month. This includes the following changes that you wanted to see: • Use a single photograph for the front page and make it clear that it is the Hatfeld Heath Village Magazine and which month it covers • Create an index on the inside front cover • Dedicated areas for advertisements • Include local residents’ testimonials for advertised companies • Limit the use of boxed outlines for the articles • Use photographs as much as space will allow • Merge contact numbers and web details for local contacts • Minimise repetition and make it easier to fnd the dates for Parish Council meetings and Forum We also received many requests to print the entire magazine in colour. Sadly this signifcantly increases the cost of production so, for now, we will continue with full colour on the front and back pages. Many thanks to all of the advertisers who help to cover the cost of printing the magazine every month. This means that it can remain a FREE magazine which is delivered to all residents across Hatfeld Heath. Hopefully, we will be able to consider further changes to the magazine over the coming months and we welcome your ongoing feedback. Please continue to support your free, local magazine by sending in articles and suggestions for future issues. More thanks go to Andrew Peasey and Mark Homer for providing some excellent ‘mock ups’ of how the proposed changes would look like in print! Also, another thank you to Ken McDonald for straightening up the image of the Hatfeld Heath sign. We no longer have this on the front page but have included it above, as it is such an iconic image for the village. - Dawn Cox INDEX: Front Page: Holy Trinity Church, supplied by Mark Homer. Pages 2 - 5 Local contacts for clubs, groups and organisations including upcoming dates for your diary Pages 6 - 11 Regular features and local news Pages 12 - 14 Offcial notices and minutes from HHPC Pages 15 - 27 Advertisements Back Page - Local Photographs
3 Children4s Clubs - BubbaCise parent L child ftness classffl 10:45-11:30 Wednesdays - contact 07940735773 [email protected] - School Football Club :- 812586 - Junior Cricket - Mark Welby 07717 204828 Tues 17:45 Cricket Pitch - Hatfeld Heath Scouts:[email protected] - Cubs M Chris Hancock :-731646 - Brownies M in Sheering 734391 - Beavers, Cubs, Scouts,Guides - Little Hallingbury Sally Bentley 658347 - Junior Karate M 01992 575679 V. Hall Tel 07803 273 083 Sport L Fitness Groups - Cricket Club M Mark Graves 07999 416424 [email protected] - Football Club M 730212 www.facebook.comhatfeldfc - Keep Fit for over 50s Wed 9:45-10:30 V.Hall - Georgie 07940 735773 - Bootcamp M Village Hall, Mon L Fri Men L Women all ages, shapes L sizesffl 07775 663 742 Wed 9:15 Institute - Bowls M Village Hall - Stan Fish 653715 Evening sessionsJack Sykes [email protected] - Boxercise Tues 7-8pm 07766 963956 O Crunch L Punch Thursdays 7-8pm - Seated Exercise - Fridays Village Hall Debbie Mousdale 07904 198309 - Weekly 6 mileO Walk in L.Hallingbury Mon 10:00 Meet at L.H Village car park 899451 - Bounce - Village Hall Tues 17:30 L Sun 09:00 - Alex: 07926564327 - Pilates - Monday Institute 9.30-10.30 Donna Leutchford tel: 07739012076 - Yoga - Mondays in Institute 7:30-8:30 Jodie Parker [email protected] - Sound healingGong Bath 1st Sunday each month 07977225857 Institute 7pm - Pumba Gold -Thurs 10:00-11:00 Village Hall - Petra Bonich 07884 336614 - Air Training Corps www.aircadets.org Sawbridgeworth 01279 723517 Groups5 Clubs 6 Institutions • Bridge Club Tues 2-5pm L Wed 7:30-10:30pm • Village Hall 723948 Adrienne Tinn http:bridgewebs.comhatfeldheath • Luncheon Club for senior citizens 730581 • Open Coffee Morning at the Institute 730288 • Gardening Club 730425 • Hatfeld Regis History Society- Frances Smith 718410 hatfeldregislocalhistorysociety.weebly.com • Royal British Legion 730042 • Bell Ringers 730526 • Holy Trinity Choir 730288 • Leisure Hour 01279 731319 • W.I in Broad Oak Sue Brown 718620 www.facebook.com[email protected] • Talking Newspapers 651270 or 653925 • Hatfeld Heath Men’s Shed - Mike 07968 066015Q Simon 07966 382839 [email protected] • Heath Players M Mark Ratcliff 503174 www.heathplayers.org, [email protected] https:www.facebook.comgroups246923642002583 • Italian Language M Michelina 07786 341 754 • Spanish Language M Ann Whale 731288 • Summer Space -every Monday L Friday 12-2pm at the Village Hall. Contact: Hilary Allen [email protected] • Farmers’Market 07956 563 710 • Visiting Optician 443181 • Neighbourhood Watch - Hilary Allen [email protected] • Uttlesford Badger Group- Derek Barry on call 247 503332 or 07941 185 171 • Footpath Warden: [email protected] 7ey Contacts: POLICE: PCSO Steve Sharma Email: [email protected] Essex Police Non Emergency 101 Emergency 999 HEALTH 6 WELLBEING: Eden Surgeries - Broomfelds 01279 730616 Eden Surgeries - Broad Oak 01279 718245 https:www.edensurgeries.co.uk Central Surgery - Sawbridgeworth 01279 603180 https:www.centralsurgerysawbo.nhs.uk OUT OF HOURS NHS 111 THE SAMARITANS Freephone 116 123 [email protected] SCHOOLS: HATFIELD HEATH C.P. SCHOOL 01279 730382 www.hatfeldheath.essex.sch.uk PRE-SCHOOL 2-5 yearsffl 07340 575792 www.uttlesfordfrontline.org.uk for local health & wellbeing services PARISH COUNCIL CONTACTS E mail: [email protected] Parish Clerk : Richard Bowran Mark Bissell - Chairman ……………………..07966 154401 Niki Champion - Vice Chairman…….…………………731104 or 07967 322053 Mark Lemon - District Councillor……………….730581 Sandra Saban……………………………………………………………….…………………….730042 NigelRobley………………………………………………………………………………………………730568 Chris Overton...………..………………………………………………………….731036 Peter Brown...……………………………………………………………………………730859 Hilary Allen ……………………………………………………….……………….731049 Sam King…………………………………………….…730241/ 07984 401170 Next Parish Council meeting: 7:30pm on Wednesday 6th Sept, URC Hall.
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5 - September dates for your diary….. 1st - Hatfeld Heath Village Hall Ruiz Night - 7:30pm 2nd - Grove Cottage In The Park, Sworders Field, Bishop’s Stortford from midday - 8pm - tickets ff6.50 - under 12s free 6th - Leisure Hour, 2pm in the URC Hall 6th - HH Parish Council Meeting, 7:30pm in URC Hall 13th - Bereavement Cafe, URC, 11-12:30pm 16th - Parish Council Forum 10am - 12pm, Village Institute 17th - Harvest Festival Service, HH URC 10:30am 17th - Walking In Memory, St Clare Hospice 10.00am M 2pm, walk sets off at 11am, ff15 per adult and ff5 per child L includes a keepsake heart, BBR sausage or burger and t-shirt 27th - Gardening Club, 2pm in the URC Hall 28th - Charity Ruiz Night in aid of St Clare Hospice, 7:30pm Harlow Rugby Club - ff5 per person, max team of 8 call 07949 242981 29th MacMillan Coffee Morning URC Hall from 2.00 pm. Afternoon Tea and a raffe 30th - Messy Harvest, Institute Hall, 2 - 4pm Coming Soon9. 7th October - Village Hall Ruiz Night, 7:30 for 8pm 14th October Harlow Singers Concert URC Church 5.45 pm to 6.45 pm. ff8-00 per ticket. Light refreshments served. All welcome 01279 730465 26th, 27th L 28th October - Heath Players, The Revlon Girl. 8pm at Hatfeld Heath Village Hall. 23rd December - Nancy May in Concert - Holy Trinity Church 31st December - New Year’s Eve Disco Party - Village Hall You can use the calendar above to make a note of the events you are interested in! Don’t forget to look through pages 3 L 4 for other important dates for September!
6 . Heath Players present "The Revlon Girl" by Neil Anthony Docking 8pm 26-28 October 2003 Hatfeld Heath Village Hall Tickets "#$%"#& available from # 'eptember at www.ticketsource.co.uk% heathplayers( or in person from )ootprint at Hatfeld Heath. 'et * months following the death of ##+ children during the ,berfan -isaster of #.++( The /evlon 0irl tells the real life story of a group of bereaved mothers who met every week above a local hotel to talk( cry and even laugh without feeling guilty. ,t one of their meetings( afraid that people would think them frivolous( they secretly arranged for a representative from /evlon to come and give them a talk on beauty tips. The action takes place on a rainy Tuesday night in a room above the ,berfan Hotel. 1, funny( feisty( heart2wrenching story of how lipstick can look like hope1 ★★★★ The 3ee /eview -irector( 'teve )oster has assembled a great cast for the show. ,s part of the Players4 usual approach of encouraging new talent( it sees Melanie 0unetileke making her debut alongside the experienced 5uartet of 6o 0ladstone( 7ecky Vincent( 8hrissie 3aites and 6enna 9oung. 3ith rehearsals due to start in early 'eptember( the production team has already met and made plans for staging what should be an emotional look back at a tragic event in 7ritish History. Expect tears and heartache( alongside a few hilarious moments as we follow the stories of four of the mothers as they try to come to terms with their loss and move on with their lives. Hatfeld Heath Men4s Shed had its offcial opening in :une ;ith lots of interest from 8illagers. The shed is part of the Hatfeld Heath Institute having been transformed from a dusty, dilapidated storeroom into a full workshop. Men of all ages meet to share skills, make things, enNoy a chat and lots of tea. Members made a set of stocks for the festival, something that caused much enNoyment as folk aimed wet sponges at the incumbents of the medieval contraption. They’ve also made a new noticeboard for the church and are currently building bird boxes, hedgehog houses and a Tawny Owl nest box to sell to raise funds for the shed. They’ve also mended a sit on shower chair and donated it to a local person and fxed the fve-bar gate into the churchyard. You don’t need to be skilled at woodworking to become a member, Nust have an interest in Noining in the camaraderie of shed activities. It’s well known men are at greater risk of loneliness or unwanted isolation than women and the impact Men’s Shed activities can have on members’ mental health and wellbeing is overwhelming. The shed is open: Wednesday evenings April M Octoberffl 6.30 M 9pm, Fridays 10am M 3pm L frst Saturday of the month 10am M 1pm. For more information email [email protected], visit our Hatfeld Heath Men’s Shed Facebook page or call Mike on 07968 066015 or Simon on 07966 382839.
7/ !fi fi&$0"0 1"#2fi2 2%#! www.hundredfiarishes.org.uk 5esidents living in the countrside of the (undred ,arishes are fortunate that the intrusive sounds of huan activities are less when cofiared to those living within built ufi areas close to ain roads or railwa tracks or beneath regular :ight fiaths. /ven within our hoes our ears are sub;ected to a cacofihon of sounds) * or radio firograesff ring tonesff the hu of achinesff barking dogs or nois neighbours. 5arel are we surrounded b silence< 0fifireciating tran=uillit is an essential asfiect of being in the countrsideff where it should be fiossible to scan attractive views of verdant landscafies or cloud skscafiesff hear natural sounds and catch glifises of wildlife without intrusive background noises. /vidence gathered over the fiast > ears reveals that tran=uillit is not ;ust a fileasurable e$fierience but is essential for huan health and wellbeing reducing stress levels and lifting sfiirits. 6n the earl ??ffi@s concerns were raised about the harful levels of intrusive noise in dail lives. he +ountrside +oission and the +ouncil for the ,rotection of 5ural /ngland worked together to firoduce an 6ntrusion !afi which highlighted areas that were ost affected b huanfflinduced noises. -ince thenff research has been undertaken b +,5/ and others to develofi suitable ethodolog for easuring noise and evaluate the visual ifiact of develofients on landscafies. 6n flffiflff tran=uillit gained recognition in national filanning fiolic. 7ow studies are firefiared to evaluate 3andscafie +haracter 0reas and their -ensitivit to +hangeff and these are included in the refiorts firefiared for 3ocal ,lans. he ust include afifirofiriate itigation easures to helfi reduce intrusive noise to accefitable levels. he walk descrifitions listed on the (undred ,arishes website firovide ofifiortunities to afifireciate the tran=uillit of this fiart of the countrff to hear bird songff sense the wind in the trees and view soe wonderful rural landscafies. ricia !o$eff rustee Happy <=th Birthday Bernard> On the 19th September 2023 Bernard Kettridge from the New Common, Stortford Rd, will be 90 years old. He has lived in the same house since 1966. He attended Hatfeld Heath Primary school and now his great grandson has become the 4th generation attending the school. Bernard is an avid Bishops Stortford FC fan never missing a home game. He attends with his wife Jean who is also celebrating her 85th birthday on the 7th September 2023. In March this year they celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary. Bernard is a wonderful father, Grandad and Great Grandad and we all wish him a wonderful 90th birthday! - Hayley Butlin
8 Hatfeld Regis Local History Society 3 4fl ) ' ff , 3 ( 2 The Chamberlayne Family of Ryes Manor At the April meeting talk on the history of St. John the Evangelist church at Bush End, the comment that not much was known about Sarah Chamberlayne who laid the church Dedication Stone and help fund its building was thought to be worthy of a bit more elaboration. The Manor of Ryes to the west of Hatfeld Broad Oak predates the Doomsday Book and had a long list of owners. In 1701 it was purchased by Jefrey Stanes from London, who also purchased Lea Hall in 1714. On his death in 1732 it was passed to his grandson, Stanes Chamberlayne (1). On his death in 1782 it was passed to his son and heir Stanes Chamberlayne (2) (1750 – 1834). This was the father of Sarah who laid the Dedication stone but on his death the Manor was sold on to John Archer Houblon (of Hallingbury Hall) who had the original house demolished and a new building erected to its side, which is the current Grade 2 Listed house. Sarahʼs father married Mary Brocket from Willingdale Spain on 24 Feb 1778 and went on to have seven children : Staines Brocket (9 April 1782), Sarah (26 April 1785), William (1788), John (2 August 1791), Emma (30 May 1794) and twins Harriet Alicia and Henry Thomas (23 May 1798). Stanes Brocket was a barrister and married in 1822 at Rye in Sussex but in 1834 changed his surname to Brocket to allow him to inherit his maternal grandfatherʼs fortune and family residence Spains Hall. He died in 1873 survived by several children. Sarah never married and moved to London by the 1851 Census, being recorded as a Fund Manager. She was 61 when she returned for the stone laying and on her death in 1870 a memorial was erected in St Maryʼs recording her contribution to building St Johns as well as education in the parish. In her will she gave annuities to beneft Bush End School and its pupils. The residue of her estate of £13,128 was to beneft the Parish in specifc areas and is still in operation. William joined the Army and rose to the rank of Lt. General. He married Sarah Preston from York on 7 Jan 1832 and moved to Orford House in Ugley, which he had inherited from his Aunt Hannah. There they had two daughters who died young – Sarah Ann Olivia (1833 – 1863) and Caroline Mary (1838 – 1868). William died on 21 July 1869 and his wife lived on at Orford House until her death in 1887. John graduated from Jesus College, Cambridge in 1813 and trained for the church, being Priested in 1816. In 1823 he settled in as Rector of Eastwick on the Hertfordshire side of Harlow and remained unmarried until his death in 1867. In the 1841 Census he was joined by his younger sisters Emma and Harriet at the Rectory. After his death they both moved to London and Harriet died in 1872 and Emma died in 1886. The family had burial rights in the South Chapel of St Maryʼs, granted to the owners of the Manor of Ryes since 1570, so that is where many of the family are buried and have memorials. In 1897 the chapel was dedicated for public use by Lt. Col George Archer Houblon, the then owner of the rights. Henry Thomas initially eluded my research as he moved to Warwickshire. In 1820 his father was successful in gaining legal claim as vouchee to the estate of distant relative who had died without issue, Stoneythorpe Hall in Long Itchinton, Southam. It is interesting that the elder sister of Stanes Chamberlayne (2) had also married a Southam gentleman. Henry Thomas had married the daughter of a Southam lawyer in 1824 and they went on to have eight children. As with St Maryʼs, there are several monuments in the parish church to record the family members buried in the vaults. Again, one son entered the Church but two became barristers, and it was the younger son Stanes Brocket Henry who gained fnal probate on the wills of Lt Gen. William Chamberlayneʼs wife and daughters in 1887. This branch of the family retrained Stoneythorpe Hall until 1999, after which the estate was sold to become a Polo Club and in 2017 the house was sold for £3M to become a family residence again. A fnal connection brings us back locally as Sarah Chamberlayne also set up a charity in Long Itchington in her will of 1856 that was fnally approved in 1894 for poor widows or children. Obviously, a lady committed to her Christian belief and helping the poor. Our meetings recommence on September 19th, when Christopher Thompson will talk about The Careers of Sir Francis and Sir Thomas Barrington of Hatfeld Broad Oak from the Accession of King James to the English Revolution 1603 – 1644. - Quentin Spear 5
9 Hatfeld Regis Local History Society 3 4fl ) ' ff , It was pleasing once again to be involved with Hatfeld Heath Community Primary School. The proNect involving Year 6 this year was based on the theme of ‘Our Village’ which provided the opportunity for Pupils to express themselves in many ways. It provided an interesting experience showing how the many facets of each Village can be recorded. It was possible to use a variety of techniques produced in perhaps many types of design concepts possibly written, photographic, drawn, use of collage material or computer generated. Pupils could use any form which they felt refected their individual personality. Work produced was of a high standard showing a wide range of initiatives when dealing with ideas moving to the fnished piece of work. Using Power Point, photography, illustration, painting and drawing techniques all demonstrated a range of outcomes. David Parish, Chair of the Society, Nudged the work along with Ivan Cooper who had organised the proNect with Year 6 Teacher, Mrs D Davis, both were equally impressed with the outcome. The Pupils were undoubtably pleased with the work they had produced and regular contact once again with the History Society is paramount to the proNect. Certifcates and prize tokens were awarded three Pupils and Commendations to two others all signed by the Lord of the Manor, President Patrick Streeter and David Parish. The School and Society are equally committed to ensure that involvement with the proNect continues and forms part of the Pupils experience before moving to Senior School. The photograph shows the fve pupils with their certifcates. From left to right Martha, Ro, David Parish, Darcy, Daisy-Lynne and Ruby. Ivan Cooper La Rentrfle In France, the month of September is celebrated as DLa RentrEeʼ. Translating as Dthe returnʼ or Dthe re-entryʼ, it marks French societyʼs return to normality following thesummer break. Students return to school, businesses re-open, and workers return to work. Additionally, many publishing houses and authors choose to release their new publications during this period. by ffimar EDEN SURfiERIES 9id you know: ;ur new telephone system allows you to easily cancel an appointment by selecting option 1 in the appointments menu to leave a voice mail. <den Surgeries - Broom=elds 01279 730616 <den Surgeries - Broad ;ak 01279 71>245 https?@@www.edensurgeries.co.uk@ 6
10 ffiffl LETTER FROM CLLR S?SAN BAR7ER Dear Residents, I do hope that you have managed to have a break over the summer and a bit of a rest. You may be aware that the Boundary Commission has now concluded its review of Parliamentary seats and that Essex retains the same number of MPs. There are however signifcant changes for the Saffron Walden seat due to the level of growth there has been in the area. Not only has its name changed to North West Essex but it has also lost several wards to Braintree and Harlow. Felsted and Stebbing and the Sampfords will now become part of the Braintree constituency and Hatfeld Heath, White Roding, Great and Little Hallingbury, Hatfeld Broad Oak and Great Canfeld move to the Harlow Constituency. They are still in Uttlesford Nust a different Parliamentary representative from 2024. Essex County Council divisions are now being looked at. Uttlesford currently has 4 County Councillors, Dunmow, Stansted, Takeley and Saffron Walden, each based on those towns with numerous smaller settlements added onQ but Uttlesford housing growth has resulted in my Division, Dunmow, being around 37S above the average the boundary Commission likes no more than a 10S variationffl and if left as existing would grow to be 49S over the Essex average by 2029. With currently 20,500 voters in the Dunmow Division and 12.500 in South Woodham Ferrers evidently some rebalancing is required. Proposals have now been submitted for 5 County Divisions within Uttlesford based, as before on 4 towns but with an additional seat based on Takeley. This seat is the current Dunmow seat minus Great Dunmow. In turn the Great Dunmow seat now includes Flitch Green, Felsted and Stebbing. Across Essex Harlow and Maldon have also gained an additional seat. These new boundaries will, as suggested or amended by the Boundary Commission come into effect from 2025. Susan County Councillor for Great Dunmow division District Councillor High Easter and the Rodings Chairman Essex Pension Fund I have adopted the Essex County Council Standard Privace Notice for Councillors. This tells you what I do with your personal information. https:assets.ctfassets.netknkzaf64Nx5x 4gUPJKV284d7ySTRRPnUoP 1c56d7e98267af723bf05c60239416f72018Tpr ivacyTnoticeTforTcouncillorsTv9.pdf Leisure Hour We return to the URC hall on Wednesday 6th September at 2pm for a presentation by Steve Foster and daughter Jessica. Their talk is entitled, "The Fosters go south," and is about their trip to New Zealand this year. We will be collecting annual membership subscriptions of £10, but visitors are also welcome at £3 a session. There will also be a raffe, so if you have any unwanted gifts we would welcome these to add to ours. Chair: Mary Stewart 731319 Membership Secretary: Catherine Saban 731017 DON T !RIORITISE "OUR #OO$S%%%% A9onBt prioritise your looks my friend, as they wonBt last the journey. Cour sense of humour though, will only get better with age. Cour intuition will grow and eDpand like a majestic cloak of wisdom. Cour ability to choose your battles, will be =ne tuned to perfection. Cour capacity for stillness, living in the moment, will blossom. Cour desire to live each and every moment will transcend all other wants. Cour instinct for knowing what and who, is worth your time, will grow and Eourish like ivy on a castle wall. 9onBt prioritise your looks my friend, they will change forever more, that pursuit is one of much sadness and disappointment. Frioritise the uniqueness that makes you C;U, and the invisible magnet that draws in other like minded souls to dance in your orbit. These are the things which will only get better. A - 9ame Judi 9ench. Sent in by Kim Butler fi&RDEN '&STE 'EE$END S$I! SER(ICE SUND&"S ):30pm to 2:30pm Week 1 - The weekend following a grey-lidded waste bin collection in Broom=elds Week 2 - The weekend following a green-lidded recycling bin collection in Ardley Crescent https?@@www.uttlesford.gov.uk@ article@51>1@Garden-wasteweekend-skip-service &UfiUST HIfiH#IfiHTS FROM H&TFIE#D HE&TH CRIC$ET C#U* th uust nother i ay at the clufl with another ffi fflffs mafiin their unay euts for the !eath" #ell one $osh % !ayen" &n the acfi of ' wicfiets in the leaue yesterayfl (uvrajfl ffl')fl is mafiin his home eut" *he youn leftarmer toofi the +rst wicfiet of the ay, -th uust way at .laverin .. always a /leasure" *he !eath +elin juniors toay all loofi at home in the mile, The club play on Saturdays in the Herts and <sseD Cricket League, as well as friendly matches on a Sunday. Why not pop along this summer and support your village cricket club:Hf you are interested in playing, please email us on? info@hat=eldheathcc.co.uk ;r call 07999 416424
ffiffi 11 ) $7 ff 2*+ '* Aear atch !eberff wo fieofile have been arrested on susfiicion of fraud relating to work carried out on a victi@s firofiert. 2n 1rida flB Culff two tradesen visited a hoe in "ishofi@s -tortford offering to clean the victi@s drivewa and roof. he offered to cofilete the work at an agreed cost fier etreff however before full cofileting the work the en deanded the victi fia ore than DEffffiffiffi in cash. he victi visited their bank to withdraw the cashff but due to the siFe of the cash withdrawal the bank activated the "anking ,rotocol and alerted the fiolice. 2f#cers attended the victi@s address and =uestioned the tradersff #nding that the had not firovided fiafierwork for their =uoteff which is a legal re=uireent. 0 ffifflearfflold an fro -t 0lbans and a fl?ffl earfflold an fro !ilton Genes were arrested on susfiicion of fraud. "oth en have been released on bail whilst the investigation continues. Auring Culff (ertfordshire +onstabular received ? calls fro banks signed ufi to the "anking ,rotocolff which firevented victi losses of ore than Dffiffffiffiffi. he "anking ,rotocol was established in flffi. as a resfionse to a signi#cant increase in vulnerable adults becoing victis of fraud. 6t is a collaboration between 1inancial 6nstitutionsff rading -tandards and the ,olice. Culian Hrif#thsff (ertfordshire +onstabular@s 1raud riage !anagerff said) I+old callers often target the elderlff offering buildingff roo#ngff gardening or drivewa work which will usuall be shoddff e$fiensive or unnecessar. I6f ou get afifiroached b a doorffltoffldoor trader don@t be firessured into getting work done. 0lwas get a written =uote and written agreeent detailing the work with an agreed firice. 6f ou feel threatened or intiidated contact) hat does rading -tandards doJ K (ertfordshire +ount +ouncil he atch 3iaison tea cannot refiort on our behalf ffl filease ring ffi to refiort anthing or search online for (erts ,olice +ontact. ,lease onl refil if ou have inforation that the sender has asked for b tafifiing on this eail address) wloLherts.fiolice.uk. 6f ou want to discuss anthing else or refiort a crieff filease refer to the ,olice +ontact 0dvice below. 5egardsff -andra Cackson atch 3iaison 2f#cer /ail) wloLherts.fiolice.uk fflfffiS FR M THff !ffiR"fffflS F ffffiST ffl L "!ff Last September the dahlias were stunning, if rather stunted due to the summer drought, and the cosmos, sunFowers and roses brought colour to other borders. This year they should all be gorgeous, following the showers we have had since June. And with these splashes of colour and the ripening sGuashes, pumpkins, apples and pears our excitement is building for our Apple and Bees Day on 17 September. The Apple H Bees Day is usually great fun with a host of activities for visitors. The day will tickle the taste buds. There will be apple pressing and the opportunity to take juice homeI fresh applesI orchard produceI a range of honeysI and apple and honey cakes. Our tombola of jams and jellies made from our soft fruits is hugely popular. Jisitors will also be able to buy cider made from our applesI honey and beeswax itemsI our garden produceI craftsI and plants. There will be apple and honey craft activities for children and a related trail. Our volunteers and visiting exhibitors love the day and the opportunity to chat with young and old alike about the joys of orchards, fruit and the benefts fruit trees provide for local wildlife. This year we will be joined for the frst time by Take Kote, a concert band based in Felsted. They have a huge range of instrumentalists and hence a wide repertoire, so it will be exciting to hear what they play at the GardensL Tickets will be available in advance through Try booking or on the Gate, with the Gate opening at 11.00 and last entry 4.00. The Trustʼs volunteers will provide refreshments: bacon, cheese and hummus rolls and homemade cakes. For more information go to www.eastonlodge.co.ukMwhats-on. Jill Goldsmith
12 ffi2 HATFIELD HEATH PARISH COUNCIL Minutes of the Meeting of the Parish Council held at URC Hall, Hatfeld Heath at 19:30 on Wednesday 2nd August 2023 (eld at 85+ 3 3 +llr ! "issell &!"' +llr , "rown &,"' +llr + 2verton &+2' +llr - Ging &-G' +llr ! 3eon &!3' +llr - -aban &--' +llr ( 0llen &(0' +llr 7 +hafiion &7+' +llr 7 5oble &75' 6n attendance) 5 "owran M ,arish +lerk 15 ebers of the fiublic +hairan welcoed !ebers and ebers of the fiublic. 28.ffi "2$!1!#$ 9 fi12! fi&2#$) 5eceived a firesentation b /ddie "acon of (astoe Aevelofients on the housing to be built at +o$ 3e. Nuestions fro those firesent about their concerns. hese included) • 6nteraction with the football fiitch and fiarking firovision • 6nteraction with children • 0ccess to site through "roo#elds M narrow roads • (as there been liaison with /sse$ (ighwasJ o (as there been a traf#c count esfieciall at IrushO hoursJ • -efiaration fro e$isting housing • Geefiing roads clean • /ntrance and e$it changes fro the site • (as an archaeological surve been conductedJ • /stiate of the volue of lorries attending site • (as the =uestion of dealing with sewage been addressedJ !ost of these =uestions could not be answered sfieci#call but were noted. Aetailed resfionses will be given on a return visit once a ain contractor has been afifiointed. 28.2 1)#2 " 192$% here were no afiologies for absence 28. 0%1"1!#$2 %&$#1" #$!"2! here were no Aeclarations of ,ecuniar 6nterest b !ebers. 28. &9#% 1"!#%#1!#$ o receive and resfiond to =uestions fro ebers of the fiublic on atters within the reit of the ,arish +ouncil 1 flfl , +* asked what hafifiens after the (astoe schee has been #nished. N/ commented that is what the Neighbourhood Plan was setting out to develop. 1 flfl , +* asked about clearance of overgrown footwas esfieciall b "roo#eld and -heering 5oad. Parish council continues to press :-8 and Essex Highways for action. 1 flfl , +* coented that /sse$ (ighwas has ade an e$cellent ;ob of the refiairs to -tortford 5oad near hatchers and +helsford 5oad outside the village institute. 1 flfl , +* asked wh the firofiosed roundfflafflbout at the ;unction with Aunow 5oad had not been constructed. N/ explained that it was a long process of working with Essex Highways to get the pro;ect on programme. Multiple approaches had been made over the last two years. 1 flfl , +* asked what was hafifiening to the wildlife area. 8lerk responded that an order had been place with EE8<'( who did the original consultation( and we were waiting for a start date. 1 flfl , +* asked what was the firogress on obtaining and 0rticle E Airective relating to the !ill 3ane sites. 1urther contact had been ade b the (istor -ociet with the +/2 of 8A+ and were waiting for a resfionse. 8.- #$&!2 !#$) R "#: o afifirove the inutes of the !eeting of the ,arish +ouncil held on ffi> Cul flffifl &!ffi' o discuss an atters arising fro the inutes not included elsewhere on the agenda. 28.. 1$$#$) % #!! o note the draft inutes of the ,lanning +oittee held on flE Cul flffifl &,ffi'ff the ain fioints were) ffl /$tension and alterations to the north facade and a #rstffl:oor side e$tensionff with associated fenestration alterations and other associated works. -t +louds !atching 5oad (at#eld (eath /sse$ +!flfl .05 5ef. 7o) 89fl9.>9((1 K ((,+ +oent) 7o 2b;ection
13ffi ffl ,rofiosed all weather surfacing of e$isting grass far track 1riars 1ar 1riars 3ane (at#eld (eath /sse$ +!flfl .0, 5ef. 7o) 89fl9.ffi.90H K ((,+ +oent) 7o 2b;ection ffl +onstruction of new and refilaceent agricultural achiner storage buildings 1riars 1ar 1riars 3ane (at#eld (eath /sse$ +!flfl .0, 5ef. 7o) 89fl9.ffiP90H K ((,+ +oent) 7o 2b;ection ffl -ite redevelofient involving deolition of buildings &in "B and ancillar 8se' and erection of storageff fiackingff distribution and ancillar buildings &"B 8se'. /rection of no. dwelling house with residential garden and related change of use of land. 0ll related worksff landscafiing and infrastructure. +afi ,oultr 1ar !ill 3ane (at#eld (eath +!flfl .00 5ef. 7o) 89fl9PBB9183 K ((,+ +oent) 2b;ection. he full resfionse is afifiended to these inutes. ffl +hange of use fro ,addock to residential and construction of no. residential dwelling with garage together with associated landscafiing works K 3and 2ff -heering 5oad -heering 5oad (at#eld (eath 5ef 7o) 89fl9..9183 K ((,+ +oent) 2b;ection. he land is within the !H" and outside of the village envelofie. here are no credible sfiecial circustances to allow change of use and develofient of this site. Aecisions ade) 7one received /nforceent issues) 3and to the rear of (igh ,asturesff (at#eld (eath 67*9fl9ffiffi.>9+ M no further action b 8A+ as the state that filanning decision 89fl9ffiEflffi?9+3/ covers activities in the site and therefore there is no breach. !ebers will sufifil further inforation to cause the issues to be looked at again. 28./ ""!2 " %&$! 1$0 0#2!"#%! %&$%#"2 o receive and note refiorts fro +ount and Aistrict +ouncillors. • +t +llr -usan "arker refiorted in absentia o (ighwas refiairs. ((,+ acknowledged the had been done well. o +hairan@s (ighwas fianel had etff ((,+ now to arrange a Qoo eeting with +llr -cott to learn the outcoe. o 5eiterated the count councillor boundar changesff firofiosed that (at#eld (eath be in a new area centred on akele. • Aist +llr !ark 3eon had nothing new to refiort. 28.5 #$1$%#1 ""! 0fifiroval of /$fienditure. N #: 6tes of e$fienditure in Cul flffifl as afifiroved b the 1inance coittee !anageent 0ccounts N #: !anageent accounts for the four onths to Cul flffifl. 28.6 %":;2 ""! < %""2$0$% N #: +lerk@s refiort and corresfiondence received. 28/ffl : !12: $#!" he revised Ge ask !onitor had been circulated as a better working docuent. • 5efiort fro 1oru held on > Cul. o +entral +onnect service ffi> M unreliable although the service to o -tansted airfiort related issues M ,greed: that +llr 0llen should be the council chafiion. 28/ffi fi#)fi41 2 1!!"2 o consider an atters relating to (ighwas • ,ot holes and resurfacingff ost had been cofiletedff but still signi#cant firobles outside the +oofi. • raf#c anageent data collectionff currentl waiting for the revalidation of a =uote fro the favoured sufifilier. • +offlofierative working with neighbouring authorities. !3 and +lerk had been to a liaison eeting at -heering. 28/2 1":#$) 1$1) $! 1$0 %1" 1":2 o consider atters relating to fiarking anageent. • +overage b ++* being investigated and a eeting with a fiotential contractor arranged for ffi 0ugust • R "#: o accefit Nuote for weed killing ffl Dflffi fia. • 7orth /sse$ ,arking ,artnershifi are currentl unresfionsive. +lerk to seek schedule of visits fro the. • -uggestion of an e$tension to the +hurch 5oad car fiark is unlikel to get afifiroval fro the 3ord of the !anor. 28/ 1 )"&$0 o consider an atters relating to the filaground. • 8rgent refiairs and aintenance have now been cofileted. CONTINUED ON PAGE 13
14 ffi fifi% , % * *fl Aear 0llff hanks to those who attended our 0ugust 1oru. e will b the tie ou have readthis followed ufi on all of our issues at our ,+ eeting and ou will see that re:ected in the inutes on the website. e have ufidated the wa we firesent the G! to ake it ore understandable and will keefi it ufidated so that ou can track firogress on all of the issues in front of us.2ur ne$t foru will be on -efiteber Pthff flffifl fro ffiffiffi to flffiffi in the 6nstitute.,lease ;oin us to discuss our issues ore full. 7igel 5oble +llrff ((,+ U N Pfl O ffifflfflffiff • flffi ffl ff ffi ffl fi ff! • " # fl ff fi$ ff # • fi % &' ( ff ) ff ffi * ff ! " + • ,! - . ! / ! * fi flff Effl • ffl - ff * - • ! ffi ffl 0 ffi ! ffl G !ffi I"ffl • ! ff o + ffi 1 2 fi ff3 ffi fl o 4 ffl ffl (0 ff 1 5 o 6 ffl ffl (0 ff 1 ffl ffl o + 0 ff 1 $% $ 7 D#flffl " Ifl fi#$ • fi$ ffi ffl ffi 5 ffl ff ( ffl ffl o fi ffl ffl o ! 2ff 3 o &- ffl ffl • fi$ - ffi A Ifflff " % ffl • $ffi ff 8 • 7! ff ! 9 $ + ffl :1 ' ' 0 ffl !; - <=1551=1> ff ff ffl ffl ! - 0 fi $ ! .! ffl//ffffff( ! fflff! / fifi% !#$) #$&!2 %$!#$&0 " 1) ffi2 28/ #1) )"$ o consider an atters relating to the village green •ree surve b 3ord of the !anor awaited •0dditional litter bins at +oofi and 1ish 6nn. +lerk to arrange firocureent. •1ootfiaths surve will be carried out b !5 and ,". •75 and +lerk to review cutting regie with firesent contractors •6nstallation of the new de#brillator at the +oofi will take filace soon. •5ecent visit b travellers on the cricket fiitch area had been dealt with b !3. 1or future reference an visits should be refiorted via IffiO and b asking for the I5ural /ngageent eaO 28/- $#)fi9&"fi0 1$ o receive a refiort on the eeting of the -teering +oittee held on fl. Cul. he eeting concentrated on re#ning and sifilifing the firofiosed household =uestionnaireff reviewing a cofirehensive list of stakeholders. he ne$t eeting will be at ?)ffiffi on 0ugust to allow others who have e$firessed interest to be able to attend. 28/. ""!2 " 9"2 $ !#$)2 1!!$00 o receive and note an additional refiorts fro ebers. •!3 and +lerk attended a eeting at -heering on fl. Cul about traf#c anageent ofitions. •(0 refiorted future events) o!ulti 0genc /vent with free food o0 +ook +lub in the 6nstitute o0 +hristas arket coach trifi to /l 28// 1)$01 #! 2 " $=! !#$) here were no additional ites. 28/5 01! $=! !#$)2 he ne$t eeting of the +ouncil will be on ednesda Pth -efiteber flffifl.
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