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Good news for the Prisoner of war camp 116 in Mill Lane

Extract from “Dunmow Broadcast - “ Former POW camp on council heritage list”
“A former prisoner of war camp has made a place on the Uttlesford Local Heritage List.
It includes the former Italian and German Second World War prisoner of war camp in Mill Lane,
Hatfield Heath, which has a guards’ compound, timber and concrete huts for prisoners,
dormitories, lavatory blocks, canteens, kitchen and hospital.
Some original features survive, including doors, shower cubicles and graffiti, understood to have
been the work of the Italian prisoners.
There is also a prominent water tower at the camp, which survives in good condition.
Historic England surveyed the site in 2003, and described it as being "near complete" which
places it in a group of only 17 percent of standard POW camps that survive.

Uttlesford District Council said the list will help to ensure the historic or architectural
significance of these assets is preserved and where possible enhanced as part of future
development proposals. “

Thanks to everyone who wrote in supporting the application and to Niki Chapman and David
Parish who spoke in favour at an online meeting.

Please note that the site is privately owned and access is prohibited. You may walk around part
of the perimeter on public roads and footpaths or bridleways.

GUIDED WALK!!!
Mark Ratcliff of Hatfield Regis Local History Society
is planning a guided walk around the exterior of the
camp at some point during the summer (if there is
sufficient interest).

If you would like to join this, please let him know on
01279 503174 or [email protected].

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Hatfield Regis Local History Society

President: William Gosling - Lord of the Manor

Following the AGM on Zoom, we were given an interesting talk by Sandra Saban on the
Royal British Legion Welfare activities in the village. She is well qualified to talk on this
subject having been a member for over 40 years and currently serving nationally on the Women’s Section
Central Committee and more locally as a Welfare Officer and on the Essex Board of Management.
This year marks the centenary of the founding of the British Legion on 15 May 1921, when four ex-
servicemen’s organisations merged. On 24 July 1921 the Women’s Section was formed to represent widows
and dependants interests in the organisation. Whilst it received its Royal Charter in 1925 it was only in 1971
that it received its Royal Appellation.

In Hatfield Heath the British Legion Branch was formed in 28 January 1928 and in the following year on 27
March 1929 the Women’s Section was formed. Familiar names from village life were involved on the Welfare
Committee, including the vicar Rev EH Herne and schoolmaster Mr Ralf Dix.

The first welfare application was for a bicycle to allow a members son to get to work and a £4 grant for its
purchase was made. The second application was from Hatfield Broad Oak where a man wanted to start a news
agent and a grant of £50 was made. This range in awards costs is reflected in other requests for 5 bags of coal,
help with transport to school for a scholarship girl in Little Hallingbury, a 5 year old girl’s funeral expenses
and £5 for a man to hire a cart to bring his family and household goods from Suffolk to start a shoemakers
business in Hatfield Broad Oak.

Originally the branch had money sent to its account for local distribution, once the HO had seen the claim

correspondence. In the 1990’s this changed to applicants speaking to a local Welfare Officer and then the

application is sent to the Area Office for approval and payment. Modern claims cover installation of stair lifts

or showers, mobility buggy’s, food (vouchers redeemable at three supermarket chains for food items only) and

support for school children (ranging from a laptop up to University fees). They also help recently retired

service personnel who have set up home with new jobs but have no household furniture.

March 2021 Quentin Spear

Our April Zoom talk on ‘Tudor Education in Essex’ was given by Tony Tuckwell, a former headmaster of
King Edward VI Grammar School in Chelmsford that was founded in 1551.
The starting point for his talk was noting that with Henry VIII’s break with Rome and subsequent break
between Church and State, the former supply of people educated in the state language of Latin from the
Church was much reduced and a new route of education was required.

A review of the Monastery’s and their assets prior to the Dissolution recorded the Chantry Chapels that were
involved in education locally. For Essex with 65 Chantries only 16 were involved in Education, this included
Chelmsford with 2, Harlow and Thaxted. Edward VI proposed to re-found the schools but after an initial slow
start, in 1551, 15 schools were restarted nationally and another 9 new schools in centres of population.
Chelmsford was granted lands in Tilbury, Hatfield Peverell and Great Baddow as the endowment but had to
pay £2 0s 8d to Great Baddow to compensate for the closure of a Chantry that gave Poor Relief to the village.
The Statute setting the schools up limited the education to Latin and Greek Grammar and Religion, with
teachers being Priests. School children had to attend church and then write up the sermon on return to school
to become fluent in Latin. KEGS has the unwanted distinction of having a pupil killed by a Cleric in the
1620’s following a physical beating about the head!

By the 1800’s the constraints of the Statute Curriculum resulted in the Grammar Schools having few pupils -
Oundle had 4, St Albans Nil and Chelmsford dropped from 15 in 1794 to nil. This problem was eventually
resolved by Gladstone with the 1869 Endowed Schools Act that repealed all previous acts and created new
criteria that allowed new subjects (particularly Maths, Science and Modern Languages) to be added to benefit
the country and community with a broader based education. Whilst the Headmaster no longer needed to be an
Anglican priest, that influence lasted into the 20 Century as Tony was only the 5th non clerical head at the time
of his appointment.
So in Essex, the influence of the Tudor Education system really lasted 350 years!

Quentin Spear To join the local History Society see page 5 for details.
April 2021

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Hatfield Heath Pre-School Group

Thank-you to everyone who supported our Gruffalo Trail on Sunday 9th May.
The weather was amazing and the fifty plus children who took part seemed to
enjoy themselves.
We have so far raised just over £1000, an amazing total, thank-you! We have
used £440 to buy a specialised Early Years storage unit. We will spend some
on items for the garden and the rest will go towards new flooring.

Thank-you to Michael and Catherine Hockley for
allowing the trail on their land and also
huge thanks to the Cricket Club for the
use of the pavilion.

Diary for June 2021 Joining Hatfield Regis Local History Society

31st May-7 June half term Pre-school and School At our recent AGM it was agreed to charge a
2nd 10:00 Holy Communion HT nominal £5 membership fee for 2021.
6th 10:30 Family Service URC (Rev J Buxton) This will allow access to all our meetings and
archives until March 2022 (once Covid restrictions
14:00:16:00 Plant sale 2 Cox Ley for Holy allow us to use the URC) and of course access to all
Trinity Church roof repairs our Zoom Meetings and email updates.

9th 10:00 Holy Communion St Mary’s Little Non-members will pay £4 to attend talks in the
Hallingbury. church hall and will be expected to make a
contribution to view the archives.
13th 10:30 Matins HT
10:30 Family Service with Communion URC The fee will allow members to contribute to our
(Rev B Kirkby) running cots and demonstrate their support for the
Society and give us an accurate list of members.
16th 10:00 Holy Communion HT Payment can be made electronically to the
20th 10:30 Family Service URC Society’s bank account using the following details:-
23rd 10:00 Holy Communion St Mary’s Little
Account No: 43685160
Hallingbury. Sort Code: 20 36 98
27th 10:30 Family Service URC (Mr.A.Whymark) Account Name: Hatfield Regis Local History Society
Reference-(Your Name)
10:30 Holy Communion HT
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proof and set up a trail camera.
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individually by marks on their backs and are now aptly named Zorro and Stripy! These marks are apparently
caused by self-anointing and show up white on the night camera.
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essential. Surprisingly, hedgehogs can swim so don’t worry if you have a pond as long as there are accessible
margins for the hedgehog to use.

Hedgehogs are considered “Vulnerable” and are on the Red List for conservation.
What can we do to encourage hedgehogs into our garden?

We now know that one of the main reasons why hedgehogs are declining in Britain is because our fences and
walls are becoming more and more secure, reducing the amount of land available to them. This means that
hedgehogs cannot move freely in order to get food, mate or build a nest. Hedgehogs usually travel between 1-
2km a night in their search for these.
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in or under our garden fences and walls for them to pass through known as ‘Hedgehog Highways.’
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watching the hedgehogs antics on the night vision camera! The latest bit of news is that a hedgehog has been seen
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HHPC Parish Council Forum 15th. My
Dear all,

Firstly an abject apology for messing up the Zoom meeting scheduled for May

understanding of how to set up such meetings needs a lot more work,

but please call me direct if you have any issues and I’ll try and help.

The good news is that we will be holding a face to face Forum on June 12th in the Institute from
10:00 to12:00, with proper social distancing and Covid protection measures in place (including
masks).
Please join us to discuss your issues in full. As a guide you will find the latest minutes of the
Parish Council meeting on the village website so you can see what we are (or are not) doing prior
to the meeting. Nigel Robley Cllr, HHPC

Parish Council Grants

The Parish Council has budgeted some money this year which is available for the making of grants.

Last year grants were made to ten different recipients, mostly with a connection to the village.

Applications should be made in the first place to the parish clerk stating; how much you are applying for,
what it is for and a brief explanation of why you want it. Applicants should also quote the bank details that
they would like any grant paid into. Council members will consider all applications and they will usually be

considered for payment in the month of January.

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HONEYBEE SWARMS Dear Hatfield Heath Residents,
April, May and June are the main months for
Honeybee swarms. This is a natural phenomenon It was good to meet a number of you on the
allowing bees to propagate. When sighted allow to doorstep in the run up to the County Council
settle and immediately inform a registered Swarm elections. I am really pleased to have been
Collector. re-elected and look forwards to continue to
work with your Parish Council for the benefit
Once clustered in the swarm the bees send out of residents. Thank you to those who
Scouts to look for a suitable permanent home. At supported me.
this stage they must be re-homed, as once inside a
building they are difficult if not impossible to The main issue raised with me in the village
collect. Extermination is usually the only solution. was the speed of traffic, somewhat reduced
temporarily because of roadworks but an
As a protected species Local Councils will not kill ongoing concern for many. A number of
them. Beekeepers do not have the appropriate residents mentioned the proposed new
Licences to use the necessary chemicals. A Pest housing and were not in favour.
Controller is the only option. They will kill the
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. School Football Club :- 812586 . Luncheon Club for senior citizens 730581
. Junior Cricket - Mark Welby 07717 204828 . Open Coffee Morning at the Institute 730288
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. Hatfield HeathScouts:- . Royal British Legion 730042
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[email protected] . Holy Trinity Choir 730288
. Cubs – Chris Hancock :-731646 . Leisure Hour 730465
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Hallingbury Sally Bentley 658347
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[email protected] . Farmers’Market 07956 563 710
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Sport & Fitness Groups . Neighbourhood Watch - Hilary Allen

. Cricket Club – Mark Graves 07999 416424 [email protected]
. Football Club – 730212 . Uttlesford Badger Group- Derek Barry
. Keep Fit for over 50s Wed 9:30-10:30 V.Hall
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NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING HHPC Parish Council Forum
Saturday June 12th
Wednesday 2nd June 7.30pm

see page 25 for details

Parish Clerk :Richard Bowran See page 25 for details
E mail: .…[email protected]
Mark Bissell - Chairman ……………07966 154 401 Village Facebook Group created for residents of
Mark Lemon - Vice Chairman/District Councillor Hatfield Heath to share information and events within

730581 the community. www.facebook.com/groups
Sandra Saban………………………………… 730042
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Nigel Robley………………………………… 730568 The Village Group.

Chris Overton...……………………………… 731036

Peter Brown...………………………………… 730859

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Sam King…………..…………..…730241 / 07984 401170

Niki Champion ………………..731104 / 07967 322053

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POLICE, DOCTORS, SAMARITANS by the 14th of the month.

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come as a surprise then, that when it comes to stating our wishes for after we’ve gone, more than half of
adults living in the UK admit that they do not have a Will.

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the most important things you can do to ensure that your family is cared for and that it is never too soon to
start thinking about it.

From Tuesday 1st June – Wednesday 30th June 2021 you are able to make or amend your Will for a
suggested donation to St Clare Hospice.

Wills Month organiser, St Clare Corporate Fundraiser Charlotte Durham, said: “We are delighted that we
have six participating Solicitors’ firms who have kindly volunteering their time so that supporters can make
or amend their Will in return for a donation to St Clare Hospice. Making a Will as part of our Wills Month
will help to raise vital funds for St Clare Hospice – so there has never been a better time to do it.”

For a suggested minimum donation to St Clare you will be able to make one of the most important
documents in your life – whilst also raising vital funds for your local Hospice. The suggested minimum
donations are: £150 for a Single Will; £200 for a Double Will; £85 for an amended Will.

A donation of £150 is enough to pay for ten counselling sessions for a bereaved family member, friend or
loved one, delivered by a qualified counsellor. St Clare’s bereavement support and counselling can be vital
in supporting someone to face their grieving journey.

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Dave Jackson – his musical legacy lives on

It is with great sadness I bring you news that my beloved and dearest husband
passed away peacefully on the morning of Saturday 15th May following a three
year battle with lung cancer.
Those three years have been filled with music, (Dave Jackson Trio); happiness
and laughter. On behalf of myself and the trio's drummer, Costa Fafalios, I
would like to thank the Village Magazine for supporting our jazz piano trio in
its quest to bring back live music locally.
Five years living in Hatfield Heath has brought us much happiness and I know
that Dave would want me to thank you all for welcoming us here and for your
friendship and support.

Janet Jackson
Bass player, Dave Jackson Trio

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HATFIELD HEATH PARISH COUNCIL
Draft Minutes of the Parish Council Meeting

Held remotely via Zoom link

7:30pm on Wednesday 5th May 2021

Present:: Cllr M Bissell (MB) Chairman Cllr N Champion (NC) Cllr C Overton (CO)
Cllr R Breavington (RB)Cllr S King (SK) Cllr N Robley (NR)
Cllr P Brown (PB) Cllr M Lemon (ML) Cllr S Saban (SS)

In attendance:
Cty Cllr S Barker (SB) 7 members of the public R Bowran – Parish Clerk

Welcome by the Chairman
2905 ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN

Resolved: To elect Cllr Mark Bissell as Chairman of the Council for the civic year 2021/22.
[prop Cllr Lemon; secd Cllr Robley; all in favour]
Chairman read and signed the Declaration of Acceptance of Office

2906 APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
To receive any apologies for absence. There were none. NC advised she would be joining
late.

2907 DECLARATIONS OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
To receive any Declarations of Pecuniary Interest by Members
Cllr Breavington as chair of the Allotments Association
Cllr Lemon as District Councillor
Cllr Saban as interest in proposed War Memorial plaque

2908 ELECTION OF VICE-CHAIRMAN
Resolved: To elect Cllr Mark Lemon as Vice-Chairman of the Council for the civic year
2021/22. [prop Cllr Bissell; secd Cllr Robley; all in favour]

19:40 Cty Cllr Barker joined the meeting and updated her report. Clarified that clearance of footways
is responsibility of Essex CC.

19:43 Cty Cllr Barker left the meeting

2909 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
To receive and respond to questions from members of the public on matters within the remit of
the Parish Council.
�� A member of the public confirmed that the POW 116 camp has been added to UDC’s
list of historic sites. Asked council to apply for an Article 4 Direction.
�� A member of the public asked about future public forums, confirmed that they would be
continued.
�� A member of the public asked about future face-to-face meetings. This was confirmed
after clerk and councillors considered the situation.
�� A member of the public updated council on the proposed War Memorial plaque on
Chelmsford Road.
�� A member of the public asked about legality of barbed wire fence by the football pitch.
Owner of land to be contacted.
�� A member of the public asked about providing additional litter bins at the village hall.

2910 MINUTES OF MEETING
Resolved: To approve the minutes of the meeting of 07 April 2021, having noted that CO had
apologised for absence at the meeting.

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2911 REPORTS FROM COUNTY AND DISTRICT COUNCILLORS
Cllr Lemon reported on grants made, likely hood of District Plan not being ready until 2024, and not
allowed to comment on Stansted Airport issues or last year’s UDC accounts.

2912 FINANCIAL REPORT
1. Budget report.
.
2913 Noted: The budget report to 26 April 2021
2. Approval of Expenditure.

Noted: Items of expenditure in April 2021 approved by the Finance committee.

CLERK’S REPORT & CORRESPONDENCE
Noted: The Clerk’s report and correspondence received, which included a thank you note from SS thanking
council for grant to RBL and a letter noting obstruction on footway between the village and Sheering.

2914 COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
Noted: The proposed Committee and Champions structure and membership for 2021/22. To be
discussed at a separate Zoom meeting.

2915 STANDING ORDERS
The proposal to modify Standing Orders was withdrawn as a consequence if the High Court ruling on
the requirement to hold council meetings “face-to-face”

2916 COMMUNITY POLICE OFFICER
To consider any matters relating to contributing to the sponsorship of a PCSO in co-operation with
neighbouring parishes. To be carried forward.

2917 KEY TASK MONITOR
Noted: To agree to transfer the following topics to the KTM for future actions.
Community Police Officer. Highways Matters, including Flooding. Parking Management and Car
Parks. Road signage. Playground. Village Green. Stansted Airport Watch. Emergency Response
Plan. Dog Bins Litter Pickers Memorial Plaque

2918 PLANNING MATTERS

1. APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FROM THE LPA FOR CONSIDERATION

    Proposed repainting of door and window.  The Stag, The Heath Hatfield Heath Ref. No:
UTT/21/1331/CLLB. HHPC Comment: No comment.

    Application to discharge condition 2 (full details of hard/soft landscaping) and 10 (lighting design
scheme) attached to UTT/17/3687/FUL Stables to The East of Dunmow Road Hatfield Heath. Ref.
No: UTT/21/1259/DOC. HHPC Comment: No comment.

    Agricultural storage building.  Shrubbs Farm Sheering Road Hatfield Heath Bishops Stortford CM22
7LLRef. No: UTT/21/1189/AG. HHPC Comment: No comment.

    Erection of conservatory to rear of annexe   Moorings Stortford Road Hatfield Heath Bishops Stortford
CM22 7DL. Ref. No: UTT/21/1180/HHF HHPC Comment: No objection.

    Single storey rear extension  3 West Hayes Hatfield Heath CM22 7DH Ref. No:
UTT/21/1170/CLP HHPC Comment: No objection.

20:15 Cllr Champion joined the meeting.

NR mentioned a formal response to the LPA, to object to the granting of a CLE to the land at the rear of
High Pastures. All agreed.

2. DECISIONS MADE BY THE LPA FOR NOTING
          Agricultural storage building.  Shrubbs Farm Sheering Road Hatfield Heath Bishops

Stortford CM22 7LLRef. No: UTT/21/1189/AG. Status: Deemed Approved, Prior Permission not Required

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The Croft Stortford Road Hatfield Heath CM22 7DLRef. No: UTT/21/0171/HHF Status:
Approved
ML advised that the planning application for housing to the rear of Cox Ley had been approved with
many conditions attached.

2. PLANNING APPEALS
None received.

3. ENFORCEMENT ISSUES
None received.

2919 HIGHWAYS MATTERS
To consider any matters relating to Highways. NR reported on session with Essex CC Highways

Panel, junction improvements are now at a feasibility stage and flashing speed sign and a 20 mph

speed limit by the school are also included. Traffic monitoring devices have been laid.

2920 PARKING MANAGEMENT AND CAR PARKS
To consider any matters relating to parking management and village car parks.

Church Car Park. Contract awarded to RW Marsh, awaiting Lord of the Manor’s consent.

2921 ALLOTMENT REPORT
To receive and note a report on the Allotments. Rents being collected. Contract awarded to

Kings of Essex.

Resolved: To renew the agreement for infestation management with Rodect at a cost of £50
every six weeks.

2922 FLOODING
Dunmow Road & Stortford Road. Some progress made but no immediate action in prospect on

Stortford Road. Clerk to serve a FoI request for all correspondence between UDC and

landowner, after briefing from Members.

2923 POND LANE SIGNAGE
To consider any progress on matters relating to proposed Pond Lane signage. To KTM.

2924 PLAYGROUND
To consider any matters relating to maintenance and risk management of the playground.

Repairs. Contract awarded to Kings of Essex. Need for an emergency number.

CO agreed to become responsible.

2925 VILLAGE GREEN
Maintenance of ponds. Update on contract awarded to J Kenney NR to progress.

Posting. Contract awarded to PW May.

ML noted dead tree opposite Hunters Meet. Branch down in West Hayes.

White Horse planters need to be refreshed. Mrs ML to action.

Defibrillator user competence needs to be investigated.

2926 CHURCH INSTITUTE/VILLAGE HALL
To consider any progress on proposals relating to the Church Institute/Village Hall. Proposal for
legal representation. Carried forward.

2927 STANSTED AIRPORT
To consider any matters relating to the representations concerning Stansted Airport. To KTM.

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Mobility Scooter

There is a mobility scooter in good working order,

available to a lady or gentleman from the Parish of

Hatfield Heath. If you have a mobility problem this

vehicle will easily get you around the village. You will

need somewhere to store the scooter and an

electrical source to charge the vehicle. When you no

longer require the scooter, it will have to be passed

on to someone else who needs some mobility in our

village.

For further infAordmvateiornt pilseainseg contact Mark Lemon HHPC Parish Council Forum
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2928 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN
To consider any matters relating to co-ordination of parish information with the Principal

Authorities emergency planning officer. Clerk to contact Emergency Response officer at

UDC.

2929 NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
To consider any matters relating to a Neighbourhood Plan and a briefing from a Uttlesford

DC officer. Proposal for a presentation at the June meeting. ML has contacted Anne Howes,

suggested a Zoom meeting in June, this was agreed. Clerk to liaise with UDC.

2930 DOG BINS
To consider any matters relating to provision of additional dog bins. Not ordered until

confirmation from UDC that they will empty them once installed.

2931 LITTER PICKERS
To consider any matters relating to confirming the appointments of litter pickers and

proposals for a new schedule of work. NR to meet with individuals.

2932 GRANTS
To consider any applications for grants received. None received. Publicity should be given to

them in village magazine. Clerk to contact editor.

2933 MEMORIAL PLAQUE
To consider any matters relating to proposals for the Memorial Plaque. Land appears to be

owned by Essex CC. Mark Ratcliff to progress with County Councillor.

2934 ENGAGEMENT WITH YOUNGER POPULATION
To consider any matters relating to proposals for greater engagement with the younger

population of the parish. A report by Hilary Allen on the EALC Youth Engagement Conference

held on 28 April 2021 had been circulated to Members.

ML suggested John Starr at UDC could be a key contact to give guidance.
Hilary Allen commented that the Village Institute could be a venue. Question of ownership
arose. Agreed that MB should put Clerk in touch with Tees perhaps to be appointed legal
advisor to the council.

2935 REPORTS FROM MEMBERS ON MEETINGS ATTENDED
To receive and note any additional reports from members.

2936 AGENDA ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING
To note items for the agenda of the next meeting.

CO has been approached by a MoP about increasing community transport. To be

discussed.

Appointment of legal advisor.

2937 DATE OF NEXT MEETING

Next scheduled meeting will be on Wednesday 02 June 2021 at the URC hall.

Members of the public are asked to take a Rapid Lateral Covid Test
if they intend to be present.

Next Parish Council face to face Forum on June 12th in the Institute from 10:00 to12:00,
with proper social distancing and Covid protection measures in place (including masks).

Meeting ended at 21:05.

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We will be joined at the 27 June Open Day by Jono
Forgham local naturalist, who will show visitors the
bugs in the Gardens; and by the RSPB, Essex Bat
Group, Essex Wildlife Trust and the Woodland
Trust. Our beekeepers, local coppicers and a local
woodturner will also be with us. Open Days are
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Poised for action - Mark Homer Spring delights - Steve Butler

May Skies - Hilary Allen

HILARY ALLEN If You Fail...

Plant sale. If you fail, never give up because F.A.I.L. means,
Sunday, 6th June, from 2-4 p.m "First Attempt In Learning ".
We shall be selling plants at 2 Cox Ley, proceeds
in aid of church roof End is not the end, in fact E.N.D. means,
repair. "Effort Never Dies".

Diane and friends If you get No, for an answer, remember N.O.
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