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Published by markratcliff, 2018-05-30 11:09:20

June 2018

Hatfield Heath Village Magazine June 2018

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Hatfield Regis Local History Society

d n ll am o l n Lo d o ano

Steve Foster entertained a capacity audience at May’s Local History talk in the URC Hall.

The first talk at the society’s new afternoon time slot was entitled “Matching Airfield”.

Steve’s talk covered the construction of the airfield by American engineers in 1943 on what was
previously farmland. He moved on to its hand over to the men and aircraft of the 391st Bombardment
Group of the USAAF who carried out bombing operations throughout 1944, including D-Day, until their
move to France at the end of September. He also gave an insight into the airfield’s use by the RAF as
a base for glider operations in 1945 including Operation Varsity (the crossing of the Rhine).

Steve also spoke of the post-war fate of the airfield as the runways were broken up for the land to be
returned to farming, the remaining buildings that can be seen and explained the rich variety of wildlife
that lives on the site.

Mention was made of the crash of a B-26 bomber from Matching on to houses on the Chelmsford
Road in the village and Steve gave his personal memories of meeting veterans of the 391st BG at a
reunion that was held on the site.

The talk was illustrated by an extensive slideshow of photographs that has been compiled by Mark
Ratcliff as well as books, photos, plans and relics relating to the site.

Talks take a break for the summer with the next one being “Hatfield Heath-Then and Now” given by
Terry Jameson on September 18 at 2pm.

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June Date to be agreed for an outing

September 18 Talk n and o Ha ld H a y am on

October 16 Talk a y oo ood d al c o Ha ld

November 20 Talk 2 a o c Had am o on

December 12 Talk Joint meeting + Royal British Legion - a m oo al

Fewer Aircraft Noise Complaints From Hatfield Heath

It is concerning that Stansted Airport is stating that there are fewer noise complaints from Hatfield
Heath residents this year compared to last year. The number of complainants has stayed roughly the
same in Hatfield Heath. However in Hatfield Broad Oak the number of complainants is almost double
the number here. This is surprising to me as the planes seem to be climbing as they head towards
H.B.O. and the night flights come across our village. I wonder why the Airport has raised this; is it to do
with their recent planning application or to preclude any moves towards compensation for aircraft
noise disturbance?
I am aware that more residents would complain if the procedure was easier but do try. Use the SSE
form via [email protected]
or the Flight Evaluation Unit , Stansted Airport Ltd, Freephone 0800 243 788 now working again or
email [email protected]

R.K.Jones

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Entry forms will also be available on the day.

Hatfield Heath Preschool Quiz Night,

to be held at the White Horse Pub on Friday 6th July 2018 at 7.30pm.
Our last quiz night sold out quickly so this time we have managed to hire both the inside and

outside areas of the pub so we can now accommodate more tables!!
We still advise you to book your tickets ASAP to avoid disappointment.

Tickets are £10 per person, which includes a light meal..
6-8 people per table please, either put together your own team or buy tickets and we will assign

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This was a really fun & friendly night last time & a great way to raise money for your local Pre-

school, so please come along if you can!
Contact Janice for tickets on 07749 282501

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Village Diary Fridays 10:00am behind the surgery
in the Village Hall Car Park.
JUNE 2018
Mondays 10:30am Little Hallingbury
28th May-5 June School Half Term Village Car Park
3rd 08:00 Holy Communion 1662 HT
Wednesday 20nd June - Early afternoon
09.30 All Age Worship (contemporary) HT Guided Walk through Sawbridgeworth
10.30 Family Service URC Marshes followed by tea in the Shed!
8:00 Service at The Close
18:30 Evensong (traditional) HT 2pm the URC Hall
4th 11.30 for12.00.Luncheon Club URC
6th 09:30 Holy Communion (traditional) HT New Members and Visitors welcome
10th 08:00 Holy Communion (traditional) St. Mary’s For Details phone Jean on 730465

Sheering HH a o nc l o m
09:30 Holy Communion (contemporary) with There will be no meeting in JUNE but it will

Baptism HT recommence in JULY 2018.
10:30 Family Service URC
13th 10.30 Holy Communion (traditional) Little when we will again be available between 10am
and noon in the Village Hall to listen to all your
Hallingbury
14th 10:30 Holy Communion The Close issues and hopefully provide answers
17th 08:00 Holy Communion (traditional) HT
Those readers who use social media may be interested
09.30 Matins HT to know that a new Facebook group has just been
10.30 Family Service URC created for residents of Hatfield Heath to share
20th 11.30 for 12.00 Luncheon Club URC information and events within the community.
09:30 Holy Communion (traditional) HT
13:30 Leisure Hour Guided Walk Sawbridgeworth The address is
www.facebook.com/groups/109418859757922/
Marshes followed by tea at The Shed
23rd FLOWER FESTIVAL HT Alternatively search Facebook for Hatfield Heath
Village Community Group.
12:00 School Fete
24th FESTIVAL including FLOWER FESTIVAL

HT
09.30 Holy Communion HT
10.30 Family Service URC
26th 10:30 Holy Communion Hatfield Haven
27th 09:30 Holy Communion (traditional) Little

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H-Village Hall / CR-Committee Room H / HT-Holy
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Institute / S-School

We cannot obtain official notification of dates or
times but the waste lorry was at Broomfields on the
2nd Sunday and at Ardleigh Crescent on the 3rd
Sunday in April. So it may be better to go with week
numbers rather than bin colours. If anyone knows
exact details please contact the editor.

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The History of nglish Gardens

How far back in time do you have to go to find the origins of the garden and gardening
This is the uestion posed by Nigel Start in his talk “The History of nglish Gardens” given to the Hatfield
Heath Gardening Club at their April meeting.

veryone has heard of the Garden of Gethsemane of biblical times and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
which probably existed around 600 BC. vidence of crop cultivation can be found on the sculptures of
ancient gypt dating back to 2000 BC. However the growing of crops is now thought to have started
around 8000 BC when the hunter gatherers gave up the nomadic life and settled and built permanent
dwellings. n this country grain pits to store corn, beans and similar crops have been found beneath
Anglo-Saxon houses dating back to the 5th. Century AD.

erhaps because of the absence of written records other than the occasional depictions in the stone
carvings of ancient gypt and Greece, we have little knowledge of the development of the garden. One
early plan dating fro the 9th. Century is that of the monastery of St. Gall in Swit erland. Some areas of the
plan, particularly around the kitchen and the hospital, show that cultivation is taking place. Many paintings
from the 16th. Century show garden cultivation taking place in ways that are familiar to us today.

n the 1 00s Capability Brown and Humphrey Repton extended their works to either reconfiguring the
landscape in the case of Brown or developing planting schemes within the existing geography in the case
of Repton whose work can still be seen at Hylands House near Chelmsford.

As the number of cultivated spaces grew there came the need for plants to fill them and this resulted in
the emergence of the “plant hunters”. Hooker. Forrest, Banks, Charles Darwin and A Bowles of
Myddelton House travelled the world to bring back fruit, vegetables and flowers to stock both kitchen and
leisure gardens. Sir alter Raleigh famously brought back the potato from his trips to the new world.
Sometimes exotic fruit and vegetables were brought back to stock the newly invented glasshouses and
orangeries. The great houses often had walled gardens growing enough food to cater for the family and
their many servants and the people were allowed space to grow crops for themselves.

n 1804 these enthusiasts got together to form a horticultural society whose aim was “the improvement
of horticulture”. n 1861 ueen Victoria granted them a Royal arrant and they became the Royal
Horticultural Society (RHS) which we know today as the organisers of flower shows at Chelsea, Hampton
Court and Tatton ark. The society also runs active gardens around the country at isley in Surrey,
Rosemoor in Devon, Harlow Carr in orkshire and, close to us, Hyde Hall near Chelmsford. A new garden
is being established, Bridgewater at orsley Old Hall near Salford which will feature a recreated walled
vegetable garden.

The media have also played their part in the modern history of our gardens. xperts such as ercy
Thrower, Geoff Hamilton and Alan Titchmarsh have been able to pass on their knowledge and enthusiasm.
They have in many cases established trends in the si e and design of gardens, the emergence of the
taste for decking being one

On ednesday 23rd. May the club welcomes back Rodney Tibbs to speak on “Gardening Then and Now”
and in June they will be taking a trip to Bressingham Gardens in Norfolk. Meetings are held on the fourth

ednesday of each month and take place in Hatfield Heath Village Hall starting at .45 p.m. Just come
along, everyone is welcome. However, if you would like to know more about the Hatfield Heath Gardening
Club call 012 9 30425.

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. W.I in Broad Oak 07956 764174
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. Heath Players Mark Ratcliff 503174

Chrissie Richards 864536
. Italian Language Michelina 07786 341 754
. Spanish Language Ann Whale 731288
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What a difference a year makes: at this time, last year, we were keeping our fingers crossed
for rain, to green up the new grass in the Walled Garden, and for the successful building of
the treehouse!

At this June’s Open Day the Gardens should be looking beautiful as we celebrate the nature
that we cherish alongside the formal planting. There are many areas where wild flowers
already thrive and we are introducing a new grass cutting regime this year to help the wild
flowers set seed and multiply. This year the snowdrops were gorgeous, as usual, and we
have had more cowslips than previously and banks of bluebells, particularly down at the end
of the Glade.

By June, the viewing platform should give fine views of waterlilies on the fishing lake. We will
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musician, Keef Jackman, will play his Ukelele blues and other self-penned songs. Of course
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Heath layers celebrate 50 years
Over 100 guests recently attended a party to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the founding of Hatfield
Heath’s drama group Heath layers’

The party was held in the eter Lines Memorial Hall as the Village Hall was renamed in memory of a
long-standing member of the layers.

The group’s first production in May 1968 was mlyn illiam’s Night Must Fall’ which was directed by a
local actor named Chris Timothy. Chris wrote and directed many of the early pantomimes before
moving from the area and finding fame with the BBC series All Creatures Great and Small’. Chris still
follows the fortunes of the group and took time out of his filming schedule for astenders’ to attend. As
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Also in attendance was Charlotte Schroeder who appeared in the very first production. She cut the
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x-members travelled from dinburgh and Cornwall to attend the celebrations. John aine who acted
as the group’s Music Hall chairman for many years introduced a number of performances that ended
with a medley of music hall songs.

The layers’ extensive archives of programmes, photos and newspaper reviews were on display as
well as an impressive array of posters and costumes from over the years.

The layers have produced over 130 productions throughout its history and each show had someone
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MINUTES OF PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

HELD AT 7.30PM ON WEDNESDAY 2ND MAY 2018 IN THE URC HALL, HATFIELD HEATH

Cllr Mark Lemon (ML) Chairman Cllrs Mark Bissell (MB) Roger Breavington (RB) Peter Brown (PB) eith
Fox ( F) Ernie Fenwick Clerk to the Council and 9 members of the public.

2131. Chairmans welcome and PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
The Chairman welcomed everyone present and opened the meeting.

The following items were raised by members of the public
�� People seen behind the police house sniffing gas cylinders
�� Area outside the URC grass cutting not to be cut whilst daffodils are in bloom.
�� uery regarding funding for village institute
�� Cllr Barker has written to Mr. Parish stating all three highways problems were being reviewed.
�� Development at Friars Lane
�� Appendix on the minutes

. apologies for absence
�� Cllr Bob Jones (BJ) away Nigel Robley (NR) away Geoff Owen (GO)

. minutes of last meeting
The minutes of the Parish Council meeting of 4th April 2018 were signed as a true record of the meeting.

. Declarations of interests.
ML as a district councillor

5 Reports to and from County and District Councillors
ML reported two main events on the UDC Airport

SB arrived at 8.15pm Reported that Sheering Road does not ualify for a reduction in speed limit. SB is trying to
get the Rangers to cut back the vegetation to Sheering Road footpath with traffic management.
ML asked SB to ascertain the cause of the flooding in Stortford Road. We are unable to try to resolve the issue
until we can identify the cause. SB will arrange a meeting with the Highways surgery at County Hall.
MB asked SB about the provision of a pedestrian crossing within the village. SB suggested we ask Highways to
look at ways to assist children crossing the A1060 to get to the local school.

CLER ’s Report
Any business re uiring a decision is listed on the Agenda.
Clerk gave an update on ey Task Monitoring and has circulated an up to date report

i. EALC Training Bulletin
ii. EALC eBulletin
iii. Aviation Communities Forum Newsletter
iv. Response from CEO Essex CC re flooding Stortford Road.
v. Objection letter to Stansted Airport Planning Application
vi. Essex libraries mobile timetable alteration
vii. Repair to Playground equipment notification
viii. Making the Links (April)
ix. Green Waste skip schedule
x. SSE Press release 16 April
xi. Housing Strategy team offer to attend PC meetings
vi. Change of Date - Local Councils' Liaison Forum
vii. ICO statement on GDPR and the local councils sector
viii. Planters design for approval
ix. SSE Technical Note
x. Abandoned vehicle in Village Car Park
xi. Amendment to Green Waste skip schedule and apology

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xii. Change of Date - Local Councils Liaison Forum
xiii. ICO statement on GDPR and the local councils sector
xiv. Planters design for approval
xv. SSE Technical Note
xvi. Abandoned vehicle in Village Car Park
xvii. Amendment to Green Waste skip schedule and apology

Correspondence Sent
i. POW Camp contact
ii. Cllr Overton Transport meeting dates
iii. Cllr Lemon Local Councils Liaison Forum Date change
iv. Green waste skip schedule
v. Hastoe Housing Association invitation to attend Annual Parish Meeting
vi. Cllr Jones Trees in Dunmow Road
vii. PW May Contracting complaint re grass cutting.
viii. CEO ECC Flooding in Stortford Road

. Chairman’s Report
ML reported that Councillor Owen has decided to resign due to pressure of work
ML and PB will attend the next Parish Form.
NR Ivan Cooper and Niki Chapman attended the UDC cabinet meeting re uesting the POW camp be made an
asset of community Value. This was turned down but a recommendation it be put forward onto the Heritage
Trust
Hat Fest is progressing well
Annual Parish Meeting is to be held on the 16th May. Should refreshments be offered. Agreed to offer Tea coffee
and wine

. Financial Report
Bank Balance after the following payments have cleared 60542.32
Payments to be approved
EALC Subscriptions 442.75
EALC Training 85.00
E Fenwick Website Maintenance 20.00
Clerk Expenses 7.20
Staff Salaries
HMRC PAYE

Decisions by UDC Planning Dept.
i. United Reformed Church Chelmsford Road Hatfield Heath UTT/18/0776/TPO Reduce in height by 3-4
metres balance crowns and remove all arisings 2 no. Limes and 1 no. Eucalyptus. GRANTED
ii. Albiic House Dunmow Road Hatfield Heath UTT/18/0603/HHF Single storey rear extension (amendment to
previously approved application UTT/17/2399/HHF). GRANTED
iii.Home Farm Matching Road Hatfield Heath UTT/18/0399/HHF Single storey rear extension. GRANTED
Applications
iv. 13 The Shaw Hatfield Heath UTT/18/1065/CLP Proposed rooflights
v. 28 Broomfields Hatfield Heath UTT/18/1001/HHF First floor side extension over existing ground floor
kitchen.
vi. Holmby Chelmsford Road Hatfield Heath UTT/185/1002/HHF Single storey rear extension.
vii. 2 Home Pastures Hatfield Heath UTT/18/981/HHF Demolition of rear conservatory and erection of
single storey rear extension
viii. 7 Little Heath Hatfield Heath UTT/18/0918/HHF Demolition of existing side garage and car port and
rear raised patio area. Erection of single storey rear and two storey side extensions.
No Comment

ix.13 The Shaw Hatfield Heath UTT/18/0721/CLP Proposed single storey rear extension

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Flooding at B183/A1060

Flooding outside the Nursery on the Heath

2141. Village Green

Burnt out bus saga. UDC enforcement have spoken to the owner and ML has left messages with the Insurance

Company regarding removal. ML has spoken to the Police who state that it is ECC Highways responsibility.

There are several children playing and climbing around the bus which is a safety problem.

Cricket field is growing but was going to be rolled last weekend but the fire brigade discharged several

thousand gallons of water onto the burning bus which prevented the rolling.

2142. Stansted Airport

Defer to next meeting

2144. Flooding

ML thanked NR for all his hard work in trying to reach a solution.

2143. Parking

NR is submitting the Planning Application

2144. Dog Bins

Survey of existing and proposed Dog Bins to be undertaken. Defer to next meeting

2146. affordable housing

Clerk has spoken to Hastoe who are in discussion with landowners. They will attend the Annual Parish Meeting

2147. Reports from members on meetings attended

MB attended a Village Hall Meeting.

2148. Matters to be raised by members for the next Agenda

2149. Dates of next meetings

16th May (Annual Parish Meeting) 6th June 4th July Meeting closed at 8.56 pm

MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
HELD AT 7.30PM ON WEDNESDAY 2nd MAY 2018 IN THE URC HALL HATFIELD HEATH
PRESENT: as for the general meeting
2125. ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN FOR THE COUNCIL YEAR 2018/2019
MB proposed Mark Lemon seconded by F carried unanimously. ML took the Chair
2126. ELECTION OF VICE-CHAIRMAN FOR THE COUNCIL YEAR 2018/2019
NR proposed Mark Bissell seconded by ML. Unanimously agreed
2127. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE
Cllr Bob Jones (BJ) away Nigel Robley (NR) away
2128. CHAIRMANS REPORT FOR THE COUNCIL YEAR 2017/2018
Chairman gave his report for 2017/18 which will be available on the website.
2129. ELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE COUNCIL YEAR 2018/2019
The following list of representatives was agreed:

EALC: eith Fox Mark Bissell
UALC: eith Fox
Building Plans: The Clerk
Village Hall Committee:

Tree Warden: Bill McCarthy

Parish Paths Partnership

Emergency Plan Working Group: The Clerk Nigel Robley Chris Overton

Police Liaison: / Neighbourhood Watch Mark Bissell

Transport: Chris Overton

Stansted Airport Bob Jones

Allotments Peter Brown

Personnel Working Group Bob Jones Nigel Robley

Flooding Working Group Chris Overton Bob Jones Nigel Robley

Wildlife Area Roger Breavington Nigel Robley

2130. APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2017/2018
a. The annual governance statement was approved and signed by the Chairman
b. NR Proposed that the accounts for 2017/2018 are accepted. Seconded by GO. Unanimously agreed

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LITTLE HALLINGBURY HAPPY CIRCLE At the AGM for the maga ine the committee
decided to launch a Photograph of the Year
Invite you to join them at the following:- Competition to be judged at the following AGM.
There will be a 1st 2nd and 3rd pri e
June 26th- Garden Party - LH Village Hall 2pm The conditions to be as follows:-
. Only one photo can be sent per issue.
July 24th - Coach Outing to Wroxham Norfolk includes . The photo to have been taken by yourself
trip on a paddle steamer. . No photos that have already won in a
competition
August 28th - Singalong with David Padwick - 60s Music. . Only amateur photographers to take part
2pm - LH Village Hall . Only photos of the Hatfield Heath area
. Any photos of people must come with their
September 25th History of Essex - slide show- eith Rogers
More dates to follow. permission to be published
. The photo can be in black and white
For more information contact:-Brenda Layton - 01279 or colour
725459 or Linda Howell 01279 724502
The deadline for sending a
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Depending on how many photos are received
each month one or more will be printed in the
maga ine and the rest will be put on the Maga ine
website.

Please send your entry to Jean at
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Please include details of where the photo was

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The Heath layers 50 ears Celebration

Guests celebrate at the party erforming the music hall songs

Chris Timothy and Charlotte Schroeder cut the cake Chris Timothy and David arish en oying the reunion

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