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
Felsted United Charities grant
Felsted United Charities
Felsted United Charities is a charitable organisation set up many years ago.
The charitable objects of the Trust are for “the benefit of persons resident in the Parish of Felsted and who are over sixty years of age, OR who are suffering from any illness disability or disablement or otherwise in special need”.
Should you wish to apply for a grant, application forms will be available at Felsted Post Office from Tuesday 1st December 2020. The form can also be downloaded here.
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Felsted Focus Magazine November 2020
The November edition of Felsted Focus is now being delivered to residents in the Parish. It can also be downloaded here.
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Repairing our village sign
Some of you might be wondering where the village sign has been these past few weeks.
Well, it has been suffering from the weather and looking a little worse for wear, so we had it taken down for some care and attention. Along with new oak supports, the sign itself has received a clean and repaint by our own Parish Councillor, Roy Ramm.
The work will ensure this important focal point for the village is protected, enhancing the look of our historic conservation area for years to come.
This is the ‘before’ picture:
And ‘after’:
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