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Masterplan guidance progresses East of Harlow

Masterplan guidance progresses East of Harlow

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Garden Town Director, Naisha Polaine, has welcomed the news that both Harlow Council and Epping Forest District Council have adopted cross-boundary master planning guidance for over 3,000 homes in East of Harlow. (more…)
“King Harold’s Battle Axe” on display at Epping Forest District Museum with photos of King Harold Battle axe

“King Harold’s Battle Axe” on display

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A new display at Epping Forest District Museum in Waltham Abbey will feature a mysterious axe head found during an audit of the museum’s collection. (more…)
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Stay Safe and Well this Winter

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Stay Safe and Well this Winter is a health and wellbeing event taking place in Roydon and Theydon Bois this October for older residents. (more…)
Picture of people pointing at plans with the text Latton Prory plans submitted over the top

Latton Priory plans submitted

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An Outline Planning Application (EPF/1793/24) has been submitted for the proposed Latton Priory development, and consultation on the plans is now open. (more…)
Gable in the background with text on top Landowner prosecuted for 132 felled trees.

Landowner prosecuted for 132 felled trees

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Costs of £89,000 have been paid to Epping Forest District Council in the successful prosecution of the landowner who felled 132 trees at the Debden Hall Estate in 2021. (more…)
Play in the Park sucess

Summer Play in the Park success

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During the Summer holidays, the Epping Forest District Council (EFDC) Community Development and Wellbeing team hosted a series of Play in the Park sessions drawing in nearly 1,300 attendees over 46 sessions. (more…)
Community Catch Up

Community catch up

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Join Waltham Abbey Community Champions for a morning filled with tea, coffee, engaging conversations, and a sense of community. (more…)
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