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February 2014 THE MAGAZINE THAT KEEPS YOU IN TOUCH Est. 1893
Brian HartBorn 07-Sep-1936
Funeral was at Holy Trinity Friday 17/1/2014He was an engine builder who helped AyrtonSenna to win his first Formula One.We hope to have his full life story next month
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SAILING BOATS ON THE HEATH Photo by Roger Pagram
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Many of us will have already ditched the NewYear’s resolutions we made a month ago (althoughwell done if you haven’t!)Perhaps the following is a better question at the startof February…..What are your hopes and dreams for this New Year?(There are still 11 months left)It is always good to dream of a better way ahead. Itis positive to hope for a healthier future.At the end of December my father celebrated his70th birthday – a milestone for him and all thefamily. Being born in 1943, when he was growingup there were many brave hopes for the future. Inhis early years he saw the end of the Second WorldWar, the end of rationing and the establishment ofthe NHS.So much has changed since those days. Most of thishas been for the best – just a silly example, but formy Dad as a child a Satsuma and a walnut were theheight of luxury as a Christmas or birthday present!Just imagine the reaction of today’s children atfinding that under the Christmas tree!Things have changed for the best over the pastbecause people hoped and acted with a vision for abetter future – both for themselves and others.Unfortunately there sometimes seems to be a feelingnowadays that the future will not be much to lookforward to. I wonder have we lost our sense ofdreaming? Or have people become so individualisticthat they have lost the ability to make any bigchanges in our society.In January Holy Trinity church celebrated theChristian celebration of Epiphany. We rememberedthe Wise Men (the 3 Kings) who came to see Jesus.They set out on a journey to follow their dreams,hoping to see the new born king. They found theanswer in the baby Jesus born in Bethlehem. Andmany Billions of people have found answers tolife’s dreams in the same Jesus ever since.So what are you looking forward to this year? Whatare your hopes? If they are important to you, whynot share them with someone else. That is often thefirst step to making them happen……Best wishes,Stewart
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Meetings are every 4th WednesdayAt the Hatfield Heath Village Hall at 7.45pm
Feb 26th Richards Surprise Richard BarnettMar 26th Patio Gardening & Gardening in Small Places Rodney TibbsApr 23rd Cacti & Succlulents Barry GaytonMay 28th My World of Roses Bill BossomJune 25th Marks Hall Jonathon JukesJuly 23rd OutingAugust No MeetingSept 24th Shrubs for all Seasons Peter JacksonOct 22nd A.G.M
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MINUTES OF PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGHELD AT 7.00 PM ON
WEDNESDAY 8th JANUARY 2014IN THE URC HALL, HATFIELD HEATH
PRESENT:Cllr Mark Lemon (ML), (Chairman), Cllrs Bob Jones (BJ),David Parish (DP), Bart Sheekey (BS), Gary Waller (GW),In attendance: Clerk to the Council Ernie Fenwick, and 1member of the public
CHAIRMANS WELCOME OPEN FORUM ANDCHAIRMAN'S REMARKSThe Chairman welcomed everyone present and thankedthe members of the NTKWG for coming to give us anupdate.
1072 APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCECllrs Mel Sullivan (MS), Sandra Saban (SS), Hospitalappointments, Steve Foster (SF), ;
1073. MINUTES OF LAST MEETING
The minutes of the Council Meeting of 11th Decemberwere signed as a true record of the meeting.
1074. DECLARATION OF MEMBERS INTERESTS:ML is a district councillor and declared a personalinterest in Item 1081b(iii) Barn conversion at Gladwyns.BJ and BS declared personal interests as members ofSSE
1075. PRESENTATION BY NTKWGKeith Artus and Duncan Smith addressed the council andgave the interim results of the trial period and theaircraft registered under the CAA are now all flying onthe RTF routes Dover 04 and Clacton 22. The trials showa great degree of accuracy to fly to a given route ratherthan the scattered routes pre-trial. Ryanair, who areregistered with the Irish Aircraft Authority and make upthe majority of the flights, are currently undergoing crewtraining and are expected to be flying the new route bythe end of April.ML then asked councils permission to take Item 1085 –Stansted Airport. Agreed (See 1085)ML thanked Keith, Duncan and Martin for their time andhard work in bringing about this trial and wished themcontinued success on other take-off routes.
1076. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ON AGENDAITEMSIvan Cooper asked if the History society could place alink or information on the Parish Council website.Agreed, information to be sent to the Clerk.
1077. REPORTS TO / FROM COUNTY AND DIS-TRICT COUNCILLOR
Nothing to report
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1078. CLERKS REPORT:Matters from last meeting and Action Register
Correspondencei. Footpath Warden. One response received and
Clerk has advised applicant of requirementsii. Community Infrastructure Levy. Clerk has spoken
to Roger Harborough (UDC) and advice is that thisis not applicable to Hatfield Heath
iii. Power of General Competence. General discus-sion. Agreed that we are competent as we are anddo not need to implement further action.
iv. Dangerous footpath outside school. Noted andresponded that this has been reported to ECCHighways
v. The Stag development: Naming options. Decidedthat Stag Court was preferred.
Meetings and Training
i. UDC/Parish meeting 20th Jan 7.30pm Gt Dunmow
ii. Emergency Planning Workshop Wed 19 Feb7pm-9pm UDC
1079 CHAIRMANS REPORTNothing to report
1310/04 Parking A1060/BeehiveCourt Junction.
Junction protection requestsubmitted to Parking Part-nership
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1310/06 Posts around cricketfield
ML to speak to SF aboutTelegraph poles at Matchingairfield
ML
1311/06 Cherry Tree encroach-ing on 8 West Hayes
John Kenney has inspectedand reports no problems
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1311/07 Peter Lines Memorialbench
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1080. FINANCIAL REPORT:
The bank balance after authorisation of the followingpayments is £21792.33
1081 PLANNING MATTERSa. Decisions by UDCNone
b Applicationsi. Cobhams, Chelmsford Rd HH: UTT/13/3333/HHF:
Reroofing existing flat roof garage and porch to formhipped roof to garage and lean-to roof to porch: SUP-PORTED
ii. Down House Matching Road HH: UTT/13/3302/HHF:Erection of two storey and single storey rear exten-sions. New front dormer window and replacementporch: SUPPORTED
iii. Barn adjacent to Gladwyns, Sheering Road HH,UTT/13/3256/FUL: Proposed barn conversion to formresidential dwelling including demolition of outbuild-ings and new vehicular and pedestrian access. : Leavedecision to Listed Building Department
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1082. HIGHWAYS
M11 Junction 7a Public consultation 2nd December – 31st
January. Friday 3pm- 8pm Sheering Village Hall.Officers attending to answer questions. Not consultingvillages surrounding area. We dispute the implicationthat there will be no increase in traffic through thevillage.
i. Footpath 12. Clerk to ascertain legal positionfrom ECC
ii. Posts to be erected alongside the road across theHeath at the rear of the brick bus shelter. Agreed
Iii. Arrange meeting with Highways engineers regardingkerbstones. UDC refuse vehicle seen by DP on Satur-day driving over the kerbs and dislodging them.
1083 WILD LIFE AREANothing can be done to the wildlife area until April
1084. PROJECTSNo project at present beyond works to The Heath.
1085. STANSTED AIRPORTNight flying restrictions were explained by MartinPeachey. Night time is specified as 11.30pm – 6am. Heoutlined the SSE proposals for changing the currentrestrictions and pointed out that the deadline forresponse to the consultation period was 312st January.The key recommendation of the DfT is proposing thecurrent night flight regime is extended until autumn 2017to take account of the Airport Commissions report.Stansted is currently allowed 12,000 flights a year be-tween 11.30pm and 6.00am - on average, 33 per nightalthough the actual number of night flights at Stansted in2012 was just over two thirds of this figure.1086. REPORTS FROM MEMBERS ON MEETINGSATTENDEDDP attended Tenants Forum meeting at which averagerents increased by 5.05%
1087. MATTERS TO BE RAISED BY MEMBERS FORTHE NEXT AGENDA
Standing Orders , Risk Assessment, Drainage andDitching
1088. DATES OF NEXT MEETINGS
12th February (DP to chair) 12th March 9th AprilMeeting closed at 9.05 pm
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Hi BrunoI was wondering if you could be so kind as to put apiece in the next issue of the village magazine.My name is Marc Mendel and I have lived in theHeath on Stortford Road for the last 15 years.After working in the City for 27 years I have justbecome the new shop manager at the Sue Rydershop in Bishops Stortford on South Street.We desperately need people's donations of clothes,bric a brac etc and furniture which we can collect forfree. Also if anyone can spend a few hours a week asa volunteer in the shop we always gratefully needsome help.If you need any further information I can be contact-ed in the shop on 01279 505175 or [email protected]
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Total for month95.25 mm
(3.75 inches)
Twenty four raindays in December 2013 produced arecord total of 3.75 inches, which is 168% of ourDecember average. Naturally, December rainfalloverall was very close to being a new high. This wasnot surprising, with flooding in so many areas. Sofar, we have been very fortunate not to have thedamaging floods seen in many parts of the U.K.Although December 2013 was a record high for us,3.75 ins, looking back, October 2013 produced ahigher total - 4.28 inches.
The RSPB were inundated with telephone calls"where have all our garden birds gone"? Answer- "with the unusual mild weather, they haveremained in their natural habitats, where normalfood was still available”. That certainly appliedto us, but we were pleased to see some of ournormal residents in evidence. Blackbirds, BlueTit’s and the Green woodpecker, which enjoyedthe soft ground conditions, are always around. Come January, the Blue Tit’s willbe sorting out nesting sites and testing the boxeswhich are put out for their approval.On the vegetable front, Broad beans haveestablished well, with 100% germination - whichis much better than usual. Winter planted onionsare doing well as are Spring Cabbage plants in acold frame. Lets hope we don’t receive USA’scurrent extremes of low temperatures as now.Brian Bland
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John Sly, Secretary of the HRLHS, is currentlyactively researching the stories behind the menwho fell during the Great War and whose namesare on the war memorial at Hatfield Heath, andon the plaques in St Mary's, Hatfield Broad Oak,and St John's, Bush End. The aim is to publish abook to co-incide with the centenary of thedeclaration of war on 4 August 1914What I would like are personal recollections,letters, documents, photographs, medals, badgesand buttons, or any other ephemera connectedwith these men that can be used for illustrationsAll the names on the memorials are well knownto our villagers, and I am sure that there must bedescendants of these men still in the village or inthe local area. It would make the publication ofthe book even more informative if it couldinclude references to personal things associatedwith those who made the supreme sacrificeThose of us who are able to do so should neverforget these men, and remembrance is somethingin which we can all participate in our own way.Please contact me at [email protected] or01279 731 319
D/F35/7/404 Windmill at Hatfield Heath 28th October 1864.Sold on behalf of the Trustees of the late SimonMumford.A substantial brick freehold tower with storage for100 quarters of corn and 2 pairs of French stonesand going gear.Sale to include the Mill yard and two convenientsheds.Bought by George Sullins of Hatfield Broad Oakfor £270.
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Being a long term resident of Broomfields but an"incomer" to the village, I have always felt that the onething you need to do in a village is to respect the ethos ofthe village and the people in it and be part of what isgenerally a good community.The term "incomer" could be used for a lot of residentswho have given much to the village , however I haverecently realised that times are changing.We all celebrate Christmas and the new year and onreceiving Christmas card from our new neighboursstating that they would be having a new years party wethought fair enough. however, news years eve arrivedand at 7pm the music in a marquee in a garden startedand although detached from them our walls werevibrating, by 9pm we actually measured the decibels atthat side of our house at in excess of 100dB. By 1amafter they had seen the new year in the music was at thesame level.At 1.15am we knocked on the door and politely asked forthe music to be turned down as we felt we were beingmore than fair and needed to get to sleep. At 1.30am weasked again that they stop the music and were ignored.We tried the normal route of phoning police but weretold that they could log a complaint but had no power toput a stop to the disturbance, we spoke to the out of hoursservices for Uttlesford Council and were told that theywould log the complaint but nothing would be done until2nd January when they returned to work.I am sitting here a 2.15am writing this e-mail unable togo to bed as the music is still playing at the same leveland the walls in our bedroom are vibrating with thenoise.Whilst I do not want to be a kill joy and appreciatepeople have parties all I ask for is a little respect, havingspoken to neighbours from the flats in Wagon Mead andthe pensioners housing in the estate who could all hear itclearly, it is down to simple respect for the communitythat I would like to see, We do have a large number ofolder people within this estate that must also be stressingabout this disturbance. Can I please ask that simpleRespect is taken into account when living in a smallcommunity like ours and maybe we can all have a bettercommunity.Regards Name Supplied
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PETER RABBITFOUND
During one of the Christmasservices, Peter Rabbit escapedfrom his young owner and wasfound lying outside the churchfeeling very sorry for himself. Hewas in a dreadful state, very dirtyand soaking wet.However he has been nursed backto health and cleanliness and hastaken up residence on the font from where hecan be collected during daylight hours.Lesley NoelChurchwarden and rabbit decontaminator
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Guitar Taster SessionsIs your child interested in playing guitarbut you’re reluctant to sign up in casethey decide they don’t like it? I can offer tastersessions to teach them the basics without havingto commit to expensive tuition fees. My name isDan and I live in Hatfield Heath. I’m in year10, currently studying GCSE Music, and havebeen playing guitar for 6 years. I gig regularlywith bands and perform acoustic setsoccasionally.I’ll be initially charging £5 per half anhour. For further details please contacteither my home on 01279 730 435 or my mobile on07712 161 671
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LIST OF CLUBS, GROUPS & CLASSESWITH TELEPHONE NUMBERS
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SECRETARY U.R.C.Betty Bennett.. 01279 508 455HEALTH WALKHATFIELD HEATHFriday 10am outsideBroomfield Surgery 731 434HEALTH WALKLITTLE HALLINGBURYMonday 10.30am Village CarPark The new leader Is Mr. G.Barron. 01279 899 451
FARMERS MARKET07956 563 710
KEEP FIT FOR OVER 50SVillage HallWeds 9.30am 07776 221 975
KEEP FITVillage Hall Fridays 9.30am07776 221 975BOOTCAMPVillage HallMon 9.15am-10am &Thurs 7pm-7.45pmMen and women of all ages &shapes 07775 663 742VISITING OPTICIAN01279 443 181NEIGHBOURHOODWATCHPaula O'Sullivan 730 [email protected]
AfternoonBowls
724 833
EveningBowls
730 539
Men and women of all ages
Uttlesford Badger Group Derek Barry (on call 24/7 )01279 503332Home 07941185171 Mbl
PRE-SCHOOL(2 -5 years)730 354
Buffy Bus is a playbus designed to give the under fives anopportunity to paint, play and socialise in a playgroup
environment that they would otherwise not have access to
PARKS ON CENTRE OF VILLAGE GREENTUESDAYS 9.30am - 11am
PLAY BUS FOR UNDER FIVES
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2 08.00 Holy Communion 1662 HT 09.30 Family Service HT 10.30 Family Service with Communion URC Followed by Church Meeting 18.30 Evensong HT3 11.30 for 12 noon Luncheon Club URC6 20.00 Leisure Hour URC8 19.30 Bridge Club Quiz H9 09.30 Holy Communion HT 10.30 Family Service URC 11.00 Accordion Event H all welcome12 10.30 Holy Communion The Close16 08.00 Holy Communion HT 09.30 Matins 10.30 Family Service URC17-21 inclusive Half Term for Pre-school and School19 11.30 for 12 noon Luncheon Club URC 20.00 Leisure Hour URC23 09.30 Holy Communion HT 10.30 Family Service URC24 10.30 Holy Communion at The Haven26 10.30 Holy Communion HT 21.45 Gardening Club H
H-Village Hall / CR-Committee Room H / HT-HolyTrinity Church / URC-United Reform Church / I-Institute / S-School
The Mobile Library Hatfield HeathTuesday visits Fortnightly
Broomfields 2.45pm - 3.35pmThe Close 3.40pm - 4pmThe Heath 4.05pm - 4.35pm
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MAGAZINE DETAILS
Email :- [email protected] your letters /articles/ reports /photographs, by hand, CD, or
email - [email protected] posting or delivering by hand you can send direct to me :-Bruno(Editor) “Manor Lodge”, Chelmsford Rd, HatfieldHeath CM22 7BD.Editor: - Bruno Scheggia (Skedja) 01279 730 498Bruno’s Mobile Phone number 07768 606 309Treasurer: - Mel Sullivan 01279 731 434Distribution:-Barbara Scheggia 01279 730 498Secretary: - Jean Clarke 01279 730 667Chairman - Brendan CarrigPrinted by Cornerstone 01279 437 851DISCLAIMER: The Editor and Printers do not takeresponsibility for the information given or views expressed inthe Hatfield Heath Village Magazine. Nor is any culpabilityaccepted in work done by advertisers.
PARISH COUNCILParish Clerk - Ernie Fenwick.................. 730 770Email : [email protected]
Mark Lemon Chairman ..........................730 581(District Councillor)Vice Chairman -David Parish ................ 730 573Mel Sullivan............................................. 731 434Bart Sheekey.............................................. 730 663Robert Jones............................................... 730 741Gary Waller................................................ 739 345Sandra Saban.............................................. 730 042Steve Foster................................................ 730 690Domenica Ciccarelli....................................739 350 Bridge Club...www.hatfieldheathbridgeclub.org.uk
LIST OF WEBSITESCLUBS, GROUPS ETC. IN VILLAGE
School...........www.hatfieldheath.essex.sch.uk
Village Magazine - view past 27 issues
Eden Surgery Websites(Repeat prescriptions can be applied for on these sites)
Broomfields :.......www.hatfieldheathsurgery.co.ukBroad Oak:....www.hatfieldbroadoaksurgery.co.uk
H. H.Football Club:.....www.facebook.com/hatfieldfcH.H. Cricket Club: www.freewebs.com/hatfieldheathcc
www.facebook.com/HatfieldHeathFestival
www.hatfield-heath.co.uk/magazine
DeadlineSun 16th
Feb
PHONE NUMBERS OFPOLICE, DOCTORS, SAMARITANS
SCHOOL & CHURCHESPCSO Jo Trevail-Philips Email:[email protected] Brad Healey Email: [email protected]
Mobile for above police officers........ 07989 174 801Essex Police Non Emergency.............101Emergency ............................................... 999
DOCTORS Broomfields......................... 01279 730 616DOCTOR Broad Oak............................ 01279 718 245DOCTOR Sawbridgeworth.................... 01279 603 180THE SAMARITANS............................... 01279 421 110
HATFIELD HEATH C.P. SCHOOL...... 01279 730 382PRE-SCHOOL........................................ 01279 730 354
HOLY TRINITYRev. Stewart Gibbs.......................................01279 730 288CHURCH WARDENSLesley Noel ................................................ 01279 870 390Eileen Ashworth .........................................01279 730 610
URC Rev Terry Keen............................. 01279 626 771
URC Secretary - Betty Bennett...................01279 508 455HALF HOUR HELPERS........................ 07944 748 478
Parish Council ...........www.hatfieldheath.com
Hatfield Broad OakSurgery
01279 718 245Mon 8.30am-6.30pmTues 8.30am-6.30pmWed 8.30am-1pmThu 8.30am-6.30pmFri 8.30am-1pmSat Closed
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01279 730 616Mon 8am-6.30pmTues 8am-4.30pmWed 8am-6.30pmThu 8am-4.30pmFri 8am-6.30pmSat 8am-11am
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Parish council website is now live
H.H. TENANTS FORUM MEMBERDavid. N. Parish 730 573
HIRE UR CHURCH HALL FORBIRTHDAY PARTIES
You can hire the hall for children's parties£10.50 / hour Tel :01279 730 581
The Mobile Library Hatfield HeathTuesday visits Fortnightly
Broomfields 2.45pm to 3.35pmThe Close 3.40pm to 4pmThe Heath 4.05pm to 4.35pm
NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGURC Hall Wed 7.30pm
12th February
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INDOORBOWLS
AT HATFIELD HEATHOPEN TO ALL AGES
MAKING IT A GOOD PASTIME FORCOUPLES AND DIFFERENT
GENERATIONS OF THE FAMILY.Indoor carpet bowls has been played in HatfieldHeath for some 20 years and is open to all fromHatfield Heath and the surrounding towns andvillages. A league runs from September to Maygiving a sociable competition on those darkwinter nights. The game is played on mats 30feet long and is open to all ages making it agood pastime for couples and differentgenerations of the family. Most people can pickthe game up quickly and, beginner orexperienced player, we do our best to fit youinto a team. On Mondays at 4:00pm there is aninformal session where members can arrangegames among themselves or just practice and at7:30pm and 9:00pm there are league games inteams of 4. If you would like to join us just turnup to one of the sessions. All you will need flat-soled indoor shoes and £2 per session. The Clubhas bowls for you to use or, if you have them,bring your own. Sessions are at Hatfield HeathVillage Hall.For further informationcallBob Jones 01279 730 741or Richard Way01279 730 066
BABYSITTER AVAILABLEI am currently working at the local Pre-School whilststudying for a qualification in childcare.I have been CRB checked & have completed a paediatricfirst aid course.If you are looking for a caring reliable babysitter please call
Ellie Rust on 07808 351 379.References available.
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I feel I must respond to Michael Hockleys letterabout correct etiquette for runners. I have beenrunning around the Heath now for about 10 yearsusually training for marathons raising money forcharity .I have never managed to run down themiddle of the road but I have had to jump into frontgardens to avoid being run over by motoristsspeeding around the village. I would suggest you dohonk your horn before you run us over to remind usyour doing 70 in a 30 miles an hour speed limit.Also I would like to thank the couple in the toyyellow car Sunday morning for waving at me asthey went over the slow sign at 60. Many thanks foryour words of encouragement .
Neil Burgess.
RESPONSE TOMICHAEL HOCKLEYS LETTER
Music TuitionThere is now scientific evidence to prove thatlearning a musical instrument or singing duringchildhood renders the mind significantly moreeffective in later life!CHRISTOPHER BAYSTON MA (Cambs.)ARCOHas a few vacancies for lessons in piano, organand singing and is willing to teach those over 7years old. Recent successes by his pupilsinclude distinctions in Grade 6 singing, 7 organand a Choral Scholarship to the prestigiouschoir of St. John's College Cambridge.
Enquiries, please to 01279 731 711
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Half Hour HelpersHatfield Heath
Neighbourliness is not a thing of the past inHatfield Heath.
We want to help anyone who could do witha minute to “Half an Hour” of our time
e.g. Help with shopping - change a light bulbpick up prescriptions etc,
No job is too small - some may be too bigring us and we will tell you
Tel:- 07944 748 478Monday to Friday 10am to 12noon
(any other time it will be an answer phone)Please remember
we are not an emergency helplineWe are looking for more volunteers you only needto have the mobile phone every sixth week or less.
You are not obligated to do any jobs
HHHHH
** NEW GROUP - Launching 3rd January 2014**Bishops Stortford Rugby Club
Silver Leys, Hadham Rd, Bishops Stortford
Sheering Village Hall, The Street
Alison 01279 776 272 or 07826 252 321
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U R CHURCHOur Luncheon Club
(Over 55s )starts on 3rd February 11.30am - U R C Hall. Wewould like to invite any retired folk to come and joinus. You will find a very friendly group who lunchtogether twice a month.We meet on the first Monday and the 3rd Wednes-day of each month, there is always a lovely homemade lunch for £3.50 – a bargain! We have driverswho pick you up and see you home.For more information ring Sue Jones on 730741Our cooks are volunteers, as are our waitresses, wealways have a good time with a chat & laugh.
Don't stay at homecome and lunch with us!
LEISURE HOUR Wednesday 19th February 2014
'A year in the life of aGamekeeper'
Graham Bendall.We meet at the U R C Hall at 8pm
Visitors welcome.
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Property CareCleaning/ maintenance
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News from theGardens of Easton Lodge
The Trustees and volunteers are looking forward towelcoming visitors back to the gardens this year and theywill notice some changes that have taken place over thewinter. Most noticeable is the opening up of thewalkway between the Italian Garden and the Lime Woodwhere we have uncovered the site of the original stoneseating areas. This area will be developed over thecoming year with the planting of new hedging and yewtrees. We have also improved and extended our toiletfacilities and now have electricity in both the TeaPavilion and the Archive Building.Our first two open days will be for snowdrops on the 23rd
February and 2nd March. We will be selling snowdropsin the green and the details and order form for these willbe on our website from the 1st February for those whowould like to pre-order. Delicious and warminghomemade soup will be on sale at lunch time along withbacon rolls and burgers; hot drinks and homemade cakeswill be available all day. There will be some children’sactivities available and there will be one of our verypopular complimentary guided tours at 1pm.We have new opening hours for 2014 with entrance nowfrom 11.30am. The gardens will close at 4pm forsnowdrops with last entry at 3pm and in the main seasonthe last entry will be at 4pm with the gardens closing at5pm.We have lots planned for the coming year including bandconcerts, World War II Day, craft fair,we haveconfirmed that the Essex Austin 7 Club will bejoining us on the 23rd February for SnowdropSunday and visitors will be able to look at theselovely cars while they are with us and much more sokeep an eye out for our news over the coming months orcheck the website www.eastonlodge.co.uk.We are always on the lookout for new volunteers so ifyour New Year’s resolution was to get out in the freshair more or give something back to the community whynot get in touch on 01371 876979 [email protected] and we will help youachieve your goal.
The next round of CommunityForums will be held:
South – Tuesday 11 March at Helena RomanesSchool and Sixth Forum, Great Dunmow
North – Thursday 13 March at Uttlesford DistrictCouncil Offices, Saffron Walden
IWill be in contact with you shortly with confirmedtopics for the evening.
Sue Hayden (Community Development Officer)01799 [email protected]
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MEMORIALS
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Bishop’s Stortford 01279 654 555Edmonton 0208 807 3712www.jdayandson.co.uk
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Call Sid Perry on 01279 899 029 or 0777 622 197513048 Jan - Dec 2013
TRIPS AND ACTIVITIESOn the afternoon of Friday 20th December 2013the annual Disco took place. This provided anexciting end of term treat for all the children (andindeed many members of staff!) to enjoy. Theaddition of ‘The JingleBell Beauty Salon‛ for upper KS2 children wasalso extremely popular with both boys andgirls. Thank you to our rockin‛ DJ, Mr RobertAllen (Father to Sophia in Year 6) and ourprofessional hairdresser Mrs TanyaMcSweeney (Mother to Milly and Ruby, Years5 & 3)
On Friday 10th January 2014 Richard Chiassarovisited the school and told the pupils about his lifeas a paralympian. He is the number one in the Unit-ed Kingdom at wheelchair racing along with beinga wheelchair basketball player.The children got tohold his gold medal and an award for making theParalympics team. The children also saw his wheel-chairs. He is fifth in the world at wheelchair racing.He told us some funny things which happened inraces like someone flipped over the line and wonthe race and in wheelchair basket ball he broke allhis fingers. He told us about a club he runs called‘Schoolz Out!‛ and answered the children‛s questions. He teaches wheelchair basketball to people,including his son. Apart from the sports side he wasalso an inspiration regarding facing life‛s challenges and achieving them. We all really appreciatedthe time he spent talking with us about his paralym-pian life – we loved it! Kurtis Brice and CharlieRead, Year 6
Hatfield Heath Community Primary SchoolTel: 01279 730382
Email: [email protected]
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This Friday, January 17th, Year 3 will betravelling by coach to Mark Hall to perform inthe opening ceremony of the Schools WinterOlympic Games. They have been practisingtheir dance routine for weeks – good luck toyou all.On Tuesday January 14th we held a non-uniform day to boost the children‛s andparents‛ knowledge of sports and clubs in thelocal area. All children who take part in asport or club, either within the school oroutside of school, were encouraged to weartheir club uniform or kit to raise awareness ofall the different interests at Hatfield Heath.On Wednesday 15th January, Stuart Huxterfrom the Essex County Fire and RescueService visited Year 3 and delivered a lessonon fire safety in the home. The childrenlearned how often to check their home smokealarm, how to spot fire hazards in the homeand what to do if there is a fire. The childrenthoroughly enjoyed the lesson and will besharing their new found knowledge with familyand friends. Mr Huxter also informed us thatEssex County Fire and Rescue offer a freehome fire safety visit to check your home andinstall smoke alarms. If anyone is interestedin this service please call 0845 601 2495 orfollow the home fire safety link onwww.essex-fire.gov.uk.All members of staff attended the in-servicetraining on Monday 6th January during whichthey all renewed their first aid qualification.Year 6 SATs will take place from Monday 12thMay until Friday 16th May 2014. It isimperative that all Year 6 pupils are in schoolfor this period as the SATs tests can only betaken during these designated times.
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13088 May 2014
Chelmsford Road, Hatfield Heath, CM22 7BQ
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Every Tuesday eveningEnjoy delicious food from our much acclaimed Bar& Bistro Menu, Our Locals Table will sit down at
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Afternoon Tea Platter for Two Only £10.00(Monday – Friday Lite Bites Also Available)
Mid Week Lunches from £6.95(Tuesday – Friday)
Afternoon Cabaret ShowsSunday Lunches (12-3pm)
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LIBRARYThe library is now available foryou to useafter school from 3.30 p.m. – 4.30 p.m. onMondays and Tuesdays. Thank you to LisaSilvester, Sarah de Souza-Ingle and IsobelBlack for volunteering to be our school‘librarians‛. As you know we have heavilyinvested in this facility and we welcome andencourage you all to visit to promote sharinga love of reading with your children.If you have any book recommendationsplease let the librarians know and we willtry and get copies for the library.Additionally if you have any books at homethat you have finished with and no longerrequire please let us have them and we willadd them to our stock. Thank you
HATFIELD HEATH IN THE COMMUNITYAs you may be aware, members of thecommunity give up their time to come intoschool and listen to the children read. Wewould especially like to thank Jean Rostron,Sheila Christie, Allan Wilton and IainGilchrist.If you would be interested in helping in thisway and could commit to coming in on aregular basis (not necessarily with yourchild‛s class) please contact the office.
Hatfield Heath CommunityPrimary School
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01279 882 822For over 30 years we have beencarrying out local, national andoverseas relocations for personaland business clients. Weunderstand that everyone's move isdifferent and that is why we tailorour service to each individualcustomers needs.Kings Removals was set up as and stillruns as a family business today. Great emphasis is put on customersatisfaction and this is why a high percentage of our work comes fromrecommendations and repeat business.
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Leventhorpe is delighted to offer the followingcourses starting the week commencing 24thFebruary (enrolment deadline 12th FebruaryFRENCH FOR IMPROVERS – LEV/45/L:Monday 7.30 - 9 pm. 9 weeks. £88 (£104*)FRENCH FOR RUSTY BEGINNERS – LEV/59/E:Tuesday 7.30 – 9 pm. 10 weeks. £98 (£116*)SPANISH FOR IMPROVERS – LEV/43/G:Tuesday 7.30 – 9 pm. 10 weeks. £98 (£116*)SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS (Term 2) – LEV/15/T:Monday 7.30 – 9 pm. 9 weeks. £88 (£104*)ITALIAN FOR IMPROVERS – LEV/61/C:Tuesday 12.35 – 1.30pm. 10 weeks. £65 (£80*)We will also be offering the following new course:ADVANCED FRENCH CONVERSATION:GROUP 2 – LEV/62/ATuesday 7.30 – 9 pm. 6 weeks. £60 (£70*)
Prices marked* will apply when 5 or fewerstudents enrol.
For further information please contact:Mrs Jane Johnson on 01279-836633
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A HUGE SIGH OF RELIEFIt’s not over yet Stop Stansted Expansion (SSE) hasexpressed huge relief that Stansted has not beenshortlisted by the Airports Commission as apotential location for an additional runway orrunways to meet future aviation demand in theSouth East. However, the Commission has notcompletely ruled out those options. Its final reportin mid-2015, after the next General Election, willconsider whether a second Stansted runway mightbe a plausible option in the 2040s. TheCommission, which is focused on supporting UKeconomic growth and the UK’s global airconnectivity, took into account the fact that Stanstedis operating at less than half potential capacity andcaters for mainly outbound leisure travel by budgetairlines.SSE Chairman Peter Sanders said: “This is exactlythe outcome that the entire SSE team has beenworking so hard to achieve all year. In truth,however, keeping Stansted off the shortlist wasmore than we dared hope for – but it is absolutelythe right outcome. The environmental consequencesof even one extra runway would have beencatastrophic and there has never been a viablebusiness case for any extra runways at Stansted.”He added: “But we must continue to engage fullywith the Commission over the next eighteen monthsbecause we don’t just want to win a reprieve for thisgeneration but also for generations to follow.Ultimately, it is not the Airports Commission whichwill make the final decisions, but the nextGovernment, during the latter half of 2015. It willtherefore be another two years before we can eventhink of letting our guard down.” SSE’s pressrelease can be found here. “Return homes to the community, demands SSESSE has called for Stansted Airport to put back onto the market the 270 homes that it still owns whichit bought in anticipation of getting permission for asecond runway. “That would bring some peace ofmind and confidence to the local community, whichhas lived with the threat of major expansion atStansted for far too long,” said SSE’s Peter Sanders.Airports Commission interim report: the mainpointsAccording to Sir Howard Davies, the chairman ofthe Airports Commission, the UK needs a net
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Hatfield Haven Care HomeStortford Road, Hatfield Heath, Bishops Stortford, Herts. CM22 7DL
Tel: 01279 730 043www.hatfieldhaven.co.uk
Features: ╚ Serene and homely environment;╚ 24 hours care in compliance with CQC Care Standards╚ Medical care provided by local group practice; district nurse, physiotherapist and a chiropodist;╚ Highly qualified and motivated staff - RMA and NVQ qualifications;╚ 20 single and 1 double newly refurnished and redecorated rooms (newly built extension included)╚ Each bedroom fitted with an en-suite bathroom and call system to summon help;╚ A newly extended and enlarged day lounge with Flat creen TV and radio.╚ Large dining room with excellent meals on offer by the in-house chef;╚ A Stair lift and a passenger lift to all floors; ╚ Activities includes talks, parties, summer barbecues, flower arranging e.t.c
Kindly drop by for viewing and to pick up a copy of ourbrochure. For placement and other enquiries, pleasecontact
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increase of one new runway in the South East by2030 and possibly a second runway by 2050. Theshortlist comprises two options at Heathrow – a newrunway to the north west of the existing runways or adoubling of the length of Heathrow’s northernrunway to over 6,000 metres to be usedsimultaneously for take-offs and landings – and asecond runway at Gatwick. However, Gatwick hassaid this won’t happen if Heathrow gets the go-ahead.“Uncertainties and challenges” meant that none ofthe Thames Estuary options could be included on theshortlist at this stage, said Sir Howard Davies, butthe Isle of Grain option would be studied furtherover the next six months and may then be added tothe shortlist. The leading options will be studied inmore detail before a public consultation in autumn2014. A “final robust” recommendation will be madeto the Government in 2015, after the GeneralElection.THE COMMISSION’S VIEWS ON STANSTEDThe Commission said that an additional runway atStansted was ruled out because the airport was notforecast to reach the capacity of its existing runwayuntil 2040. Rail journey times to London were longerthan other options and a new line would be requiredto make significant improvements. It also listedimpact on listed buildings and higher airport chargesto fund debt requirement without government funds.Boris Johnson’s suggestion of four additionalrunways was ruled out because of cost – includingthe closure of Heathrow – and impact of surfaceaccess. The amount of additional capacity that couldbe achieved would be limited by ‘airspaceinteractions’ with other London airports. Also, as an‘affluent’ area, Stansted offered fewer economicregeneration opportunities.The Airport Commission’s interim report (228 pages+ 187 pages in appendices) can be found at:https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/airports-commission-interim-report.A round-up of reactions to Commission’s reportthe airports … Reaction to the Commission’sannouncement was swift, from opponents andsupporters of expansion and from the media. CharlieCornish, chief executive of Stansted Airport’sowners, Manchester Airports Group, said Stanstedwelcomed both the Commission’s support formeasures to increase capacity at the airport in theshort term and its finding that Stansted is one of theviable options for a runway beyond 2030. Stanstedwas the only London airport that could growsubstantially in the next 10 years. While airlines andbusiness leaders welcomed the interim AirportsCommission report they called for.
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7pm Friday 21st February 2014White Horse Pub, Hatfield Heath
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Tel: 01279 461 052(Answer phone)
Mobile: 07711 087 0041303 January 2013 to December 2013
Lawn Treatment Service
Fed up withmoss and weed?I offer:-•Regular lawn feeds
•Aeration•Scarifying
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•Weed and moss treatment
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01279 647 28607838 165 [email protected]
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13123 Dec 13
We know that your home is precious to you.Professionally trained, certified member of the Guild Of Master Chimney Sweeps.
Fully insured, All chimney & flu types sweptInsurance recognised certificate issued on completion of sweepFor full service information or advice please contact me anytime
Mob: 0787 030 4347 Email: [email protected]
Tel: 01245 230 929www.safer-chimneys.co.uk
Chimney Sweep
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCHCome and hunt
For Easter Eggs!Easter Sunday
April 20th at 11 o’clockin the churchyard.
There will also be anEaster Bonnet Competition
to be judged before the hunt takes place.
Please return this entry form and paymentto The Vicarage by Tuesday 15th April.
Number of children taking part _____
Ages ______________
Entry Fee £2 per child.
Family surname _________________
Phone number _________________
We will also be entering the Easter BonnetCompetition. YES/NO
Easter Egg HuntWe look forward to welcoming youto our annual Easter Egg Hunt andEaster Bonnet competition whichtakes place on Easter Sundaymorning at 11 o’clock. Childrenhunt for replica eggs in the church and churchyardand then change their collection for a real egg. Allare very welcome, but please fill in the entry formso that we know your children are comingand can buy in enough eggs and ensurethat no one goes home disappointed.Lesley Noel
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HATFIELD HEATH FESTIVAL 2014
Hat FestHatFest
We always need volunteers to help put up thetents and arrange bales of straw and then atthe end of the day take down the tents andclear away. If you can help please contact us assoon as you can so we know where we standwith numbers of helpers. If you can helpcontact us on
01279 730 498Email:- [email protected]
Help NeededFor an Hour to Set up Tents etc.
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HappyBirthday
Melanie StilesLots of love Mum, Ross, Ollie, Nan,
Grandad, Dave, Nicola, Ella and George.
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