WELCOME TO FELSTED
Located in north-west Essex and with a population of around 3,000, the Parish of Felsted has at its heart the historic village of Felsted, surrounded by Greens and Hamlets, in a beautiful rural setting.
Felsted retains the underlying charm and attraction of a rural parish, with the community and village at its heart. This is what attracts people to the area and what we as the Parish Council see as our historic duty to protect. Preservation of our heritage is balanced with a duty to ensure that the Parish thrives and meets the future needs of our community.
Winner of RCCE Village of the Year 2015
“One of the best places to live in the East of England” – The Sunday Times (2013)
LATEST NEWS
Christmas Decoration Day: a great success
Saturday’s Christmas Decorations day, sponsored by the Parish Council, led by Councillors Roy Ramm and Richard Freeman, and held at the Memorial Hall, was a tremendous success, with double last year’s attendance!
Children wrote over sixty letters to Santa, painted over eighty slices of timber and dozens of pine cones from Felsted trees. They wrapped pounds of reindeer food, made scores of crackers, mini Christmas trees and crafted lovely Christmas cards. They also managed to eat a fair few chocolate biscuits – provided by the helpers!
But days like this take weeks of planning, shopping for materials and setting up the event.
The team started dressing the Memorial Hall at 10 am. The doors opened at 1pm and we finally saw the last set of sticky fingers leave at about 4:50pm. Then the big clear-up kicks off. We have to leave the hall as we found it: spotless!
So by around 6:30 we turned out the lights.
On behalf of the Parish Council, Richard Freeman and Roy Ramm would like to thank all involved. In particular we thank Hope and Ann Alexander (Elf and mum), Janet Johnson (Crafting Queen extraordinaire) Carol Freeman, Janet Ramm, Dawn, Suzie, Gill and Ola all for doing their bit! A special thanks also to Martin from Falcon Tree Services who produced beautiful thin slices of Felsted timber.”
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Uttlesford Building Design Code
Following on from the earlier workshops held by Uttlesford District Council, they will be hosting more Design Code workshops this year that anyone can attend and contribute to:
- Wednesday 23 November – Online community meeting Wednesday 23 November 2022, 6.30-8pm, Zoom
Details will be posted on the website at https://uttlesforddesigncode.co.uk/ and emailed to anyone who has registered for updates.
Please note, the online workshop will now be open to the wider public, rather than only Community Stakeholder Forum members, to widen the engagement.
Surveys
If you haven’t yet shared your views, you can still do so on our Uttlesford Design Code website: https://uttlesforddesigncode.co.uk/
We still have two surveys running that residents can take part in:
Survey 1 – Help us understand what’s unique about Uttlesford: https://uttlesforddesigncode.co.uk/index.php?contentid=73
Survey 2 – Leave your feedback on the emerging vision for Uttlesford and the aspects of a new place that you think are most important for the code to consider: https://uttlesforddesigncode.co.uk/index.php?contentid=83
Derwenthorpe, York 6 mins
Oakfield, Swindon 4:30mins
Tibby’s Triangle, Southwold 6:23mins
Goldsmith Street, Norwich 6:15 mins
Buzzard Mouth Court, Barking 5:48mins
Website links
Carrowbreck Meadow – Hamson Barron Smith
Uttlesford Transport Survey
Uttlesford District Council has asked us to share a link to a survey being carried out by Essex County Council regarding the future of public transport in the region.
The survey will likely inform the future approach taken to important subjects like bus services:
https://survey.euro.confirmit.com/wix/7/p350931054797.aspx?ebrm=2&l=9
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