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Langham War Memorials Rededication November 11 2007

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25 August 2007

 

A fallen tree across Hundred Lane has been cut up and tidied away, keeping the bridleway open.

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7 September 2007

   
 

The new harvest in the village is onions, that has brought new and sophisticated machinery to bear .. and they are large - as seen by the meeting of a tractor/trailer and some parents waiting for the school bus. Only a very few fell off the trailers .. but they cooked up fine!

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12 September 2007

After quite a long struggle, a litter bin has been obtained for the impromptu bus stop in Moor Road.

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24 September 2007

 

   

 

I was surprised to see this collection of HGV's  outside the industrial area in School Road, although I have since been informed that this occurrence is by no means irregular.

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I collected some flak from one worker for having the temerity to photograph the illegal and dangerous parking practices!

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The problem of connecting School Road with a continuous  footway, is possibly going to be solved by a route along the north of the road opposite the industrial area. The crossing to the southern footway is planned to be exactly where the HGV's have been parking!

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30 September 2007

 

   

 

Looking for details of building construction for the VDS report, the church proved a source of some interest.

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The Lytch Gate.

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The porch on the south side of the church, and a nearby buttress, both had attractive textures.

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A pair of views involving the tower.

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Church Farm has a wealth of details, including this, apparently modern, pargetting.

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15 October 2007

 

 

The airfield track in the field behind Moor Road.

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The mellowing influence of an autumn sun plays upon the  gate to Floral Dene.

 

 

 

 

 

The footpath to nowhere, from Park Lane into a ploughed field. Most walkers use the airfield perimeter track!

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18 October 2007

   
     

 

Ian Sutherland arrived for his stint at the shop!

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Afternoon parking of parents collecting their children from the school extends well beyond the industrial area and makes School Road very problematical at this time. A solution to the walkway problem, enabling parents to park at the Community Centre, is pressing.

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29 October 2007

 

   

 

Wick Road in fine afternoon sunshine.

 

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The fight to save the Post Office is on! At a meeting of the RCCE in Chelmsford on Tuesday 30 October a number of local councillors and sub-postmasters learned how to couch protesting statements in the most effective way. Individual letters were urged - but all need to be based on hard facts, especially any difficulties in transport to alternative venues for these services.

 

RCCE/Essex Rural Partnership

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The attractive surrounding to the Community Centre and Shop.

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A good deal of rubber was laid down probably by a van failing to negotiate the lethal off-junction at Langham Oak, who clearly went over the grass and took out the plastic direction indicator.

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Traffic counters have been installed at several locations around the village - this one is in Park Lane next to the A12.

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4 November 2007

 

   

 

Unfortunately, after Bonfire Night at the Community Centre field (and a very successful one at that!) and for the second year running, vandals attacked some of the fixtures left out overnight. Damage was worst to the sparkler equipment, and the fencing.

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The fire was used to ruin a section of fence and the circular, in yellow, light-bulb holder .. whilst the bulbs were thrown onto the tennis courts.

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