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Do you have some spare time?
Ever thought of volunteering?
Would you like to contribute to the safety of our

village?
We have just the job for you!!
Hatfield Heath Parish Council

are seeking a
Community Special Constable
to police the village on a voluntary basis

Find out more on page 3

On the 11th hour 11.11.2021 there was a poignant
gathering at the Village War Memorial. This included
pupils from the local Primary school and children from
the Nursery on the Heath. Individual crosses were placed
in memory of fallen soldiers.

On Sunday the 14th there
was a Service of
Remembrance at the United
Reform Church followed
by the two minute silence
and laying of wreaths at the
memorial.

Both events were very well
attended.

Holy Trinity Church Remembrance decorations

“Thanks so much to Catherine Saban for decorating the
interior of the church with the lovely poppy
arrangements. Thanks to Michael Hockley for setting
up the soldiers and to Nicola and Peter for the outside
lighting of poppies tumbling down. Our church looked
beautiful for our Remembrance Evensong.”

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Hatfield Heath Parish Council
are seeking a

Community Special Constable
(see poster on front page)

You probably care most about the places where you walk, cycle or drive; where you exercise the dog, go for
a jog, let your kids out to play or where you pop to the shops. You might have thought that you don’t see
enough “Bobbies on the Beat” in these places? Well, why don’t you volunteer as a Community Special
Constable and be that bobby?

Hatfield Heath Parish Council would like to increase the police presence in the Parish and are seeking to
recruit a volunteer Community Special Constable to work alongside the Parish Council, local community
groups and businesses to secure the safety of villagers and our property.

The position is voluntary and the hours/shifts/days on duty are managed by you, perfect for fitting in around
work, children and other commitments.

As a Community Special Constable you will:

� Receive the same training as regular police officers

� Be integrated into a Community Policing Team

� Be visible and accessible in local communities on uniformed patrol

� Help address local issues and priorities

� Patrol hot spots identified as priority areas

� Respond to police-related incidents within the council area.

� Engage with local community groups and businesses

� Have regard to the Council’s aims and objectives in their voluntary service
If interested please visit

www.essex.police.uk/communityspecials
for more information and to apply

Dear Hatfield Heath Residents VISITING HATFIELD FOREST
I continue to work with your Parish Council to Autumn and winter parking is limited to hard-
resolve issues in the village most notably the standing spaces only from October as the ground of
Drainage issues in Stortford Road. the grass car parks needs to recover from the very
busy summer season. Pre-booking is essential at
This has now moved from Highways to the Surface weekends, school and bank holidays and can be
Water alleviation team and I am pushing for this to done through their website (just search Hatfield
be prioritised against others across the County. Forest). To be on the safe side it would be best to
book as much in advance as possible.
I am also aware that the landowner has not cleared
the ditches close to Lea Hall Bungalows and Essex For safety reasons Essex County Council, together
Enforcement is pursuing this. with Uttlesford, have double red lined a long stretch
of the very narrow road on the approach to the forest
I would like to take the opportunity to wish all so no road parking is possible. There are areas in
residents a Peaceful Christmas and a prosperous front of some of the gates where it looks as though
New Year; with vaccinations and boosters you can park inside the double red lines but please
continuing to be delivered it will certainly feel a lot don’t risk it as people have been fined.
better than 2020.
It isn’t the fault of the volunteers and other staff at
If there are any issues that I can help you with the car park entrance who don’t make these rules;
please do get in touch unfortunately we have witnessed a lot of verbal
abuse towards them and bringing them to the verge
Susan Barker of tears!

[email protected] Many thanks
Michael and Hannah Shine
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH HHPC Parish Council Forum
Dear all,
CHRISTMAS Thanks to those who attended our November
Forum. We will by the time you have read this
24 December from 3.30pm followed up on all of your issues at our PC
until 4.30pm Visit to the meeting and you will see that reflected in the
Manger. You are very wel- minutes and KTM which we will keep updated
come to enter Holy Trinity on the website.
at any time during this hour to come and visit the Manger.
Carols will be sung by the choir during this period. A one- Our final face to face forum this year will be
way system will be in place on December 11th from 1000 to 1200 in the
24 December at 11pm Midnight Communion Service at
Holy Trinity Institute.
25 December at 10.30am Please join us to discuss your issues in full.
Christmas Morning Communion Service at St Mary’s, As a guide you will as usual find the latest
minutes of the Parish Council meeting plus
Sheering the Key Task Monitor on the village website
SUNDAY SERVICES IN DECEMBER so you can see what progress we are making
prior to the meeting.
12 December at 10.30am Carol Service Nigel Robley
Cllr, HHPC
12 December at 4pm Advent Evensong
United Reform Church
26 December at 10.30am No 10.30am service at
Saturday 4th December
Holy Trinity. We are invited by St Mary’s, Hatfield Broad
2.00pm – 4.00pm Messy Church Saint Nicolas
Oak, to attend a joint Six Villages Service Party for children and families:
games, stories, crafts and puppets, followed by
WEDNESDAY TRADITIONAL HOLY COMMUNION SERVICES Christmas buffet for parents and children.
(no hymns) IN DECEMBER Switching on of the URC Christmas lights URC
Hall
1 December at 10.00am (free, but please book in advance if possible,
15 December at 10.00am especially if you have any allergies, by emailing
[email protected] or
LIFTING RESTRICTIONS DURING WORSHIP [email protected])

We are still encouraging the wearing of face coverings and Sunday 5th December
logging contact details for Test and Trace although these
are no longer mandatory. At Communion, we'll still be of- 10.30am Joint Holy Trinity / URC Gift Service;
fering just the bread (wafers) for the time being. Singing in gifts to be left unwrapped please.
the congregation is now taking place without a mask if you All gifts will be taken to Whitechapel Mission.
wish. However, the church has an area designated for
those who wish to be distanced from others and not to Sunday 19th December
sing.
10.30am Carol Service – a warm welcome to the
Bell ringing has started again. Please contact 01279 Six Villages at the United Reformed Church
730526 or 01279 730611 if you are interested in learning

or practising.

SIX VILLAGES ZOOM SERVICES EACH SUNDAY AT
11.30AM

You are very welcome to attend our Zoom service each
Sunday. For log-in details please email

Weekend garden waste lorry service Gardening Club
NEW SCHEDULE From March
Sundays 13:30 - 14:30 The club will start again in the New Year

Week 1 following a BLACK- lidded bin collection in At Hatfield Heath Village Hall on the last
Broomfields.
Wednesday of the month
Week 2 - following a GREEN -lidded bin collection in
Ardley Crescent . News of the January talk will be in the next
edition of the magazine.
If you live on the Hallingbury Rd there is also
the lorry at Little Hallingbury car park
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President: William Gosling - Lord of the Manor

October Meeting Report

The October Zoom meeting saw Quentin Spear give an overview of the Official War Artists Scheme and a
look at the work of Eric Ravillious. Started in 1916 to provide non photographic illustrations for overseas
war propaganda articles, a sceptical War Office allowed 2 artists to be on the Western Front at any one
time. Muirhead Bone was the first artist appointed and his pencil sketch of a tank in action was a major
success. Followed by Francis Dodd doing portraits of senior officers and Eric Kennington sketching
‘Tommies’ in the field, the scheme gradually developed to engage artists with various styles and techniques
whose work was reproduced and exhibited. The end of the war saw the accumulated pictures handed over
to the newly established Imperial War Museum.

When WW2 started, Sir Kenneth Clark (head of the National Gallery) lobbied for artists to be ‘used and not
killed’, resulting in him chairing the War Artists Advisory Committee (WAAC), who appointed artists to the
services. This time the Army initially had four artists appointed – Edward Ardizzone, Edward Bawden,
Reginald Eaves and Barnet Freeman. The Navy chose Muirhead Bone but other appointments soon
followed, including other former WW1 artists Eric Kennington and Paul Nash. By the end of the war the
WAAC had 5570 paintings/sketches and this time the IWM only took a representative sample of them,
allowing other museums and provincial art galleries to have sets.

There was then a 30 years gap in commissioning work until a request to cover aspects of Northern Ireland
(1972), Falklands War (1983 with Linda Kitson), Iraq (1991), Bosnia (1993), and Afghanistan (2016).

For local connections, three artists were mentioned. Henry Moore at Perry Green with his London
Underground Blitz shelter’s; Edward Bawden of Great Bardfield who covered the Phony War in France and
Dunkirk, Middle East and Italy; Eric Ravillious of Great Bardfield/Castle Heddingham. Ravillious was raised in
Eastbourne before getting scholarships to Eastbourne Art College and then Royal College of Art in 1922 and
becoming a known upcoming artist before WW2. He was commissioned as a War Artist in 1940 and initially
worked on Naval subjects at Chatham and Sheerness, Grimsby, Norway Campaign. He had time off to
complete a set of lithograph prints on Submarines, having visited the training establishment HMS Dolphin
at Gosport. Following this he requested work closer to home as his wife Tirzah Garwood was ill, this
resulted in him being based at RAF Sawbridgeworth in 1942. Here he painted the planes, hut interiors and
the Pigeon Loft. A painting of a training session ‘Demonstrating a Machine Gun’ was left unfinished due to a
posting to Iceland. The day after arriving, he went up on a patrol looking for a missing plane, only for his
plane to become another casualty and Ravillious was the first of three Official War Artists to die in WW2, on
2 September 1942. The Fry Gallery at Saffron Waldon has an extensive archive of his work.

For our next face to face meeting at the URC Church Hall in Hatfield Heath is on Tuesday 14th December at

7.30pm. Mr Bedford will be speaking on the work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission which

has celebrated its centenary this year. Quentin Spear

NEWS FROM THE GARDENS OF EASTON LODGE
This year, we are looking forward to our first wintry views of the restored balustrade and keeping our fingers
firmly crossed that in February we will not be waterlogged or in lockdown, so that we will be able to
welcome visitors for snowdrops again. This year, behind our closed gates, we did manage to plant additional
snowdrops around the Gardens, so for the coming snowdrop season they should be more spectacular than
ever. Save the dates: Sunday 13, Thursday 17, Sunday 20 and Thursday 24 February 2022
We are also now taking bookings for Group visits to the Gardens in 2022. These can be arranged for groups
of 10 or more and include entry, a guided tour and a copy of our informative paper Guide too, and tea/coffee
and slice of delicious home-made cake. To arrange a group visit, contact us on our

[email protected] or on our enquiries line 01371 876979.

If you arrange your group visit for a Thursday you will see our volunteers hard at work and be able to chat to
them about what they love about volunteering with us. We take on new volunteers year round, so why not

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PRESS RELEASE – 6 November 2021
(Can also be viewed on the SAW website later on today, along with
photos at https://stanstedairportwatch.com/)

DIG FOR VICTORY!
One of the key agreements at the COP26 climate change summit currently taking place in Glasgow is a
commitment to stop global deforestation by 2030 and then begin to replenish the world's tree cover. We all need
to play our part and so today (6 November 2021) volunteers from Stansted Airport Watch began planting more
trees to increase the size of the 'SSE Wood', near Broxted Hill.

The SSE Wood was first established in 2004 on the site then proposed for a second runway. Terry Waite CBE,
planted the first tree and another 500 trees have since been planted including maple, oak, hornbeam, hazel,
hawthorn, blackthorn, beech and ash. The threat of a second runway has receded but it has been replaced by the
existential threat posed by climate change and, once again, trees may come to our rescue.

As well as increasing the size of the SSE Wood, Stansted Airport Watch is calling upon its 7,500 members and
registered on-line supporters to support its tree-planting initiative and to 'Dig for Victory' by planting a tree in
their own garden, allotment or other plot of ground to help win the war against climate change.

The original 'Dig for Victory' campaign was set up by the UK Government during World War II to encourage
men and women across the country to assist in the war effort by growing their own food in times of harsh
rationing. The current climate emergency requires the same rallying call.

The global climate emergency will not be solved by governments alone, especially when the aviation industry
continues to add to the problem. UK aviation was responsible for emissions of 38.5 million tonnes of carbon
dioxide (CO2) in 2019 and this is expected to carry on increasing for another ten years, and still to be more than
30 million tonnes in 2040.

Stansted Airport Watch adviser on climate change issues, Mike Young, commented: "You don't need to be a
tree-hugger to help combat climate change. Trees can make a difference and if you have a garden, you can
hopefully find room for at least one extra tree, whether it be large or small. Even a small tree in a pot can make a
difference. That's surely not too much to ask to help protect the future of your children and your children's
children."

SAW Campaign Office: T 01279 870558; [email protected]

THE HUNDRED PARISHES SOCIETY www.hundredparishes.org.uk

As 2021 enters its final month, we anticipate seasonal celebrations to brighten the
shortest days of the year. The ancient tradition of decking our houses with garlands of
fresh green holly branches reminds us of the continuity of life, bringing us cheer when
the days are short.

On reaching the age of 20, female holly trees bear red berries on branches covered with prickly shiny green
leaves which can be cut to make decorative wreaths. Such wreaths featured in midwinter Celtic and Roman
celebrations as symbols of good fortune, a tradition that continues thanks to the intervention of a local man,
William Winstanley (1628 – 1698).

During the Commonwealth which lasted from 1649 to1660, the Puritans under Oliver Cromwell proclaimed
that it was illegal to celebrate Christmas, banning frivolities and feasting on mince pies. Winstanley, who lived
in Quendon, believed in celebrating Christmas as a time for sharing joy, fun and good fortune with others. After
restoration of the monarchy in 1660, using his influence as a writer, he encouraged a return to the seasonal
merrymaking which we still enjoy today.

Holly trees were frequently planted near houses to ward off a lightning strike; interestingly scientific research
has revealed its spiky leaves can act as miniature lightning conductors! Holly also grows in hedges or as a
shrub in woods where its berries provide nourishment for blackbirds, thrushes and wood mice. Its dense
branches provide secure nesting sites. Deer and rabbits will eat its nutritious leaves.
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Children’s Clubs There have been some
changes in the activity
groups so please check
and notify the Editor of
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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
. Bounce Tues 9:15 and 18:30 Village Hall https://www.facebook.com/groups/246923642002
Sundays 9.00am tel. no 07971 299818 583/ [email protected]
. Pilates - Monday Institute 9.30-10.30 .BridgeClub
http://bridgewebs.com/hatfieldheath/
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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Hall Tamara Bradbrook - Green 07738 . W.I in Broad Oak www.facebook.com/HBOWI.
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Saturday 11th December
Wednesday 1st December 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
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Mark Lemon - Vice Chairman/District Councillor
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Sandra Saban………………………………… 730042 Alternatively search Facebook for Hatfield Heath
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Chris Overton...……………………………… 731036
Peter Brown...………………………………… 730859 Please send any items of local interest to the Editor
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UNSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SITES - THE CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
(with reference to the Hatfield Garden Village)

The four local parishes under the USAG banner (Unsustainable Sites Action Group) joined together
in the summer to combat unsustainable, unwarranted and unwanted proposals for over 7,000
houses in and around our villages.

MANY ERRORS!

By the time you read this we will have submitted our response to the technical study produced by
Uttlesford for the 6,500 house site between our villages. As with many other sites submitted in the
local plan process there are a considerable number of errors in Uttlesford’s assessment, produced
by their remote consultants. These errors, if not corrected, would give credence to the
sustainability of this monstrous proposal. You will be able to read our response, together with
notes from our latest meetings, on the USAG website.

RESIDENT’S VIEWS

In preparation for our response to the next stage of the plan process we will be canvassing
residents’ opinions on both the large ‘garden community’ site and also the local sites in each of our
villages. It is most important for our residents to register with USAG and submit their
thoughts, views and issues on the proposals impacting them.

The surveys will be available on the front page of the USAG website.

In HBO the immediate concern is the proposal by Durkan Limited on farming land south of
Cannons Lane. They are intending to submit a planning application shortly and have produced a
website and publicity drive to try to garner support. The residents of Cannons Lane have formed
an action group to oppose this development and have distributed their own ‘Information Exchange’.
Updates on this too can be found on the USAG website under the ‘Progress’ page.

Unsustainable Sites Action Group (USAG): www.usag.co.uk Sign up for updates!

We must fight. The future of Hatfield Heath as a village is under very serious threat.

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HATFIELD HEATH PARISH COUNCIL
Minutes of the Meeting of the Parish Council
held at 19:30 on Wednesday 03 November 2021 in the URC Hall

Present:

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

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

Welcome by the Chairman

3070 APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
Apologies for absence were received and accepted from Cllr Breavington.

3071 DECLARATIONS OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
There were no Declarations of Pecuniary Interest by Members

3072 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
There were no questions from members of the public on matters within the remit of the Parish
Council

3073 REPORTS FROM COUNTY AND DISTRICT COUNCILLORS
District Cllr Mark Lemon reported
�� Housing Board, council house rent going up by 4.9%, first increase for two years.
�� Local Plan Working Group, slow progress. Preferred sites will be notified by end of the
year. Local Plan will not be finalised before 2024.
County Cllr Susan Barker reported in absentia
�� Stortford Road Flood Alleviation Scheme would be planned in 2022/23 and started in
2023/24.

3074 MINUTES OF MEETING
Resolved: To approve the minutes of the meeting of 06 October 2021
[Prop Cllr Bissell; secd Cllr Lemon]
To discuss any matters arising from the minutes not included elsewhere on the agenda.
Minute 3080. Special Constables. NC reported liaising with Essex police and next steps are to
advertise for people to express interest. Agreed that NC should proceed with poster production
for display in windows. Suggested that an advertorial in village magazine was as effective as
a leaflet drop.

3075 MINUTES OF PLANNING COMMITTEE
Received and noted: The draft minutes of the Planning Committee held on 25 October 2021
[P01]. Planning group to meet on 12 November to discuss technical response to sites being
considered in village.

3076 REPORT FROM OPEN MEETING
Received and noted: The report on the Open Meeting which was held on Saturday 16 October
2021. Action items placed on KTM. Speeding measure were highlighted. NC to liaise with school.

3077 FINANCE MATTERS
1. Received and noted: Budget report to 28 October 2021
2. Received and noted: Items of expenditure in October 2021 as approved by the Finance
Committee
3. Items for inclusion in a draft budget for 2022/23. Working group to meet on 10 November
and recommendation to set up a formal Finance & Policy Committee.

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3078 CLERK’S REPORT & CORRESPONDENCE
Received and noted: To receive and note Clerk’s report and correspondence.
3079 KEY TASK MONITOR

Received and noted: Update of the Key Task Monitor.
�� Outstanding are liaison with tree officer at UDC and the Lord of the Manor about key
responsibilities. Clerk to contact Bidwells.

3080 UDC CALL FOR SITES
To discuss a plan of action by the parish council, including a report of the activities of USAG
(Unsustainable Sites Action Group) referred to in the minutes of the Planning Committee. NL
summarised work of USAG, especially on technical verification of “Hatfield Garden Village”.

3081 HIGHWAYS MATTERS
To consider any matters relating to Highways, refer to Cty Cllrs report. Contact Rita Long of
ECC concerning placement of post opposite the Institute.
Sheering Road footway is blocked. Possibly get use of siding out machine from ECC.
To consider matters relating to speeding in the village.

3082 VILLAGE GREEN
To establish ownership and an action plan for the care and maintenance of certain trees on and
around the village green. NR/Clerk to arrange meetings with UDC and LoM’s agent, Bidwells.
General concern about overgrown footpaths, PB had produced a detailed map.
Concern about overgrown Conifer trees in Cox Ley
Concern about rubbish accumulating in the salt bins.

3083 GENERAL POWER OF COMPETENCE
Received and noted: Clerk’s paper on the subject it was then:
Resolved: To adopt the General Power of Competence
[prop Cllr Robley; secd Cllr Saban]

3084 GRANT APPLICATIONS
To consider Grant applications. Cllr Lemon declared an interest in the URC grant application.

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3085 PARKING MANAGEMENT AND CAR PARKS
To consider any matters relating to village car parks. See KTM.
�� Church car park has now been completed.

�� Village car park de-weeded

�� Contact Essex Parking Partnership concerning parking controls.

3086 ALLOTMENT REPORT
To receive and note a report on the Allotments.
�� RB responded in absentia that crops were being harvested, a good yield this year and pest
control measures have proved effective.

3087 PLAYGROUND
To consider any matters relating to maintenance and risk management of the playground.
�� SK reported work nearly completed, signs being delivered 09 November.
�� Fencing being reinforced 04 November

3088 JUBILEE FESTIVAL
To consider arrangements for the holding of a Festival in June 2022 to mark the Platinum Jubilee
of HM The Queen.
�� School is interested in being involved, Action by SS.
�� Sunday, normal Festival activities including motor show.
�� Thursday, Beacon Lighting.
�� Friday and Saturday to be confirmed.
�� Jubilee Tree proposal – to be agreed with Bidwells for a permanent installation.

3089 LOCAL PLAN
To consider any matters relating to a Neighbourhood Plan and a proposal for assistance from
Thompson Planning. Contact UDC again for a presentation on how they can help.

3090 REPORTS FROM MEMBERS ON MEETINGS ATTENDED
There were no other reports from members.

3091 AGENDA ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING
To note items for the agenda of the next meeting.
�� Meeting with Lord of the Manor.

3092 DATE OF NEXT MEETING
The next scheduled meeting is on Wednesday 01 December 2021.
The next meeting of the Planning Committee is on Monday 22 November 2021.
This will include a presentation By Pelham Structures on their revised proposals for a development
in Mill Lane.
Meeting ended at 20:20

Minutes of the HHPC Planning Committee Meeting
held at 18:00 on Monday 25 October 2021 in the URC Hall

Present: Cllr M Bissell (MB) Cllr M Lemon (ML) Cllr N Robley (NR) In attendance: R Bowran – Parish
Clerk

P21/01 ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN & VICE CHAIRMAN
Resolved: That Cllr Robley be elected chairman of the committee for the civic year 2021/22
Resolved: That Cllr Champion be elected vice-chairman of the committee for the civic year 2021/22

P21/02 APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
Received and accepted from Cllr Champion.

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P21/03 DECLARATIONS OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
There were no Declarations of Pecuniary Interest by Members

P21/04 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
There were no questions from members of the public on matters within the remit of the Planning
Committee.

P21/05 PLANNING MATTERS

APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FROM THE LPA FOR CONSIDERATION

1 Rose Cottage Matching Road Hatfield Heath CM22 7AN First floor rear extension
Ref. No: UTT/21/2942/HHF | HHPC Comment: No Objection

13 Clipped Hedge Hatfield Heath CM22 7EG Single storey extension
Ref. No: UTT/21/3062/HHF | HHPC Comment: No Objection

DECISIONS MADE BY THE LPA FOR NOTING - None received

PLANNING APPEALS - None received. On-going appeal at Friars Lane.

ENFORCEMENT ISSUES - None received. On-going issues at High Pastures and Reynolds

P21/06 PELHAM STRUCTURES
To determine a response to the request from Pelham Structures to present revised plans for a
development west of Mill Lane.

Agreed: To respond with an invitation to present to the Planning Committee on 22 November.

Agreed: To publicise the presentation to all Members so that they can attend, as members of the
public, for information.

P21/07 UDC CALL FOR SITES / HATFIELDS PLANNING GROUP / USAG
To receive USAG meeting notes from 02 September with parishes and district councillors.
To receive USAG meeting notes from 21 September with parishes.

To discuss a plan of action to promote the best interests of the parish, page 114 of the Technical
Verification consultations was discussed.

Agreed: To submit committee’s response to our Planning Consultants. Noted that the other three
parishes were doing the same to enable the Consultants to consolidate a response for
submission to UDC by 29 November.

Agreed: To share relevant information with UALC in order to encourage wider support for this initiative.

Agreed: To examine the other nine Hatfield Heath sites for technical verification, views to be feed back
to NR for consolidation.

Agreed: To approach Thompson Planning for assistance in preparing a Neighbourhood Plan for the
village.

P21/08 AGENDA ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING
To note items for the agenda of the next meeting.
�� Pelham Structures presentation
�� Neighbourhood Plan
�� Other HHPC sites

P21/09 DATE OF NEXT MEETING
The next scheduled meeting is on Monday 22 November 2021.

.
Meeting ended at 19:10

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The Hatfield Heath Village Hall Trust is Leisure Hour
seeking to recruit a volunteer Secretary to join Leisure Hour at the URC Hall 2pm
with the trustees in helping to run the Hatfield
Heath Village Hall. Wednesday 1st December - Christmas Lunch
If you would like to be considered for this role or White Horse 12.00 O'clock (pre-booked only)
if you require further information as to what is
involved, please send an email as soon as Wednesday 8th 2.00 pm Christmas Carols and
possible to - Readings.

Mr Roger Breavington Chairman Lead by Jane Potter
at [email protected] Followed by Festive refreshments

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

Everyone Welcome - Jean Wybrew

The Stephenson’s Number 5 bus timetable has changed to the following:- 1938
Hatfield Broad Oak, The Dukes Head - 828 938 1138 1338 1438 1538 1644 1644 1738 2038
2040
Hatfield Broad Oak, Barnfield 830 940 1140 1340 1440 1540 1645 1645 1740 1940

Hatfield Heath, The White Horse - 836 946 1146 1346 1446 1546 1652 1652 1746 1946 2046

Little Hallingbury, School -- 841 951 1151 1351 1451 1551 1657 1657 1751 1951 2051

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Bishops Stortford, Interchange -- 910 1010 1210 1410 1510 1610 1725 1815 2015

Bishops Stortford, Herts and Essex Hospital -- 916 1016 1216 1416 1516 1616 1731 1821 2021

Beldhams Lane, Dimsdale Crescent -- 918 1018 1218 1418 1518 1618 1733 1823 2023

Little Hallingbury, School -- 923 1023 1223 1423 1523 1623 1738 1828 2028

Hatfield Heath, The White Horse -- 928 1028 1228 1428 1528 1628 1743 1833 2033

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DFoIvNeAcoNtCe EprEoXpPerEtRyT. Monday 9.15 and 10.30 available for as little as

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Thursday 9.15 7 day free trial
All of the above by Zoom also

We can help with all types of specialist www.pilatesfactory.co.uk Call me: 0794 373 4544
property finance including:

• Buy to Let Mortgages

• Commercial Investment Mortgages

• Finance for trading premises

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To make an enquiry call 07764807803 or Phil Snell
visit our website at
www.dovecotepropertyfinance.co.uk Conversions, Bathrooms, Kitchens
Plastering, Brickwork, Decorating

Dovecote Property Finance Ltd is an appointed representative of The
On-Line Partnership Limited which is authorised and regulated by the
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The FCA does not regulate some
investment mortgages.

If you would like to

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Domestic wheelie bins: [email protected]

One-off clean - £9 per bin or call 01279 731 434
Regular clean - £24 per bin for six cleans.

Our team attend every four weeks for a
maintenance clean (same bin each visit).

Commercial bins - POA Before
& After

Call / text to book 075577 35352

or visit our website www.freshbinz.co.uk

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We would like to receive your photographs of Hatfield Heath and nearby surroundings for publication, so do please
send them in with your name and a caption to [email protected]

Sunset over the Heath - Megan Jones Conker - Hilary Allen

MOBILE POST OFFICE
STARTING 3RD
DECEMBER

WILL BE ON SITE IN THE
VILLAGE HALL CAR
PARK
10-11 AM
EVERY FRIDAY

A Fairy Palace -Susan Harthill Inky Skies - Mark Homer

Antique Pine shelf wall unit Some days are better
126cm long x 80cm high x 17cm deep Some days are worse.
Look for the blessing
3 shelves and attractive spindles £25 Instead of the curse.
07709 268585 in Hatfield Heath Be positive, stay strong and get enough rest.
You can't do it all
But you can do your best.

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A Little bit of Mindfulness for December.....

When you're feeling stressed or anxious, it is good to
focus on the breath. Tune into your breath at odd
times of the day, breathing in for a count of 4,
holding for 2, and breathing out to a count of 4. It
will help slow your heart rate and calm your mind
and body.

Sent in by Kim Butler

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