Interface where Church and Community meet February 2013

Interface SPECIAL WEB EDITION

Full Colour

New Year Honour for Lady

The Parish Magazine for , 50p Flitch Green and Little Dunmow IN THIS EDITION The Editor

Church Directory Church Services This Month ...... 4 Introduces www.felstedchurch.org.uk Sunday for Younger People ...... 4 Weekday Worship ...... 4 It would be wrong not to From the desk of the Vicar ...... 5 begin by mentioning the Licensed Ministers: Our Charity for this month ...... 6 New Year Honour Vicar Reverend Colin Taylor 01371 820242 [email protected] Congratulations Kathleen Carhart .. 7 awarded to Kathleen Carhart BEM. There are Readers Sonia Merritt 01371 823046 Liz Paxton 07932 160594 Do You Need Help? ...... 8 more details on page 7 about a well deserved Jo Pratt 01371 821620 Colin Priestman 01371 820197 Poppy Appeal 2012 ...... 8 A Christmas Memory or Two ...... 9 recognition of years of service. Robert Stone 01371 821477 Operation Christmas Child ...... 10 Also in this edition of Interface of lots of others Ambulance Service Community who are keen to serve, including Ambulance Parochial Church Council Officers: Responders ...... 11 Service first responders, page 11, to good Send A Cow ...... 11 FELSTED LITTLE DUNMOW neighbours willing to help, page 8, and many, Felsted Friendship Club ...... 12 Churchwardens many others. Basil Jefferies 01371 821124 Joyce Stone 01371 820564 An Interview with the Eddie Kelly 01371 820018 Vacancy Lord of the Manor ...... 13 There is also lots going on this month so you Secretary Felsted Garden Club ...... 14 won’t need to be stuck at home during the Sue Kelly 01371 823100 Sonia Merritt 01371 823046 Events Pages ...... 15-19 dark evenings, so please check our events Treasurer Reader Reviews ...... 20 pages 15-19. Ian Butler 01371 821175 Ian Shaw 01371 820372 Felsted Dog show 2013? ...... 21 Robert Stone A Seasonal Menu ...... 21 Editor Other Useful Contact Details: District Councillors’ Report ...... 22 The Natural World ...... 23 Organist Crèche The Misadventures of Noah ...... 23 Andrew Beaton 01371 821243 Paula Hatcher 01371 821450 Felsted Youth Club History ...... 24 Choir Junior Church The Listening Ear Bryony Rees 01371 821990 Paula Hatcher 01371 821450 7 Counselling Service ...... 25 Fabric Officer Rock Solid Save the Date: Felsted 450 ...... 25 Felsted—Jamie Mackay 01371 820483 Sylvia Taylor 01371 820242 From the Unofficial Felsted 9 Lt Dunmow—Ted Bryant 01371 820995 YPC Ed and Helen Fenning Recycling Centre ...... 26 [email protected] Felsted Book Sales ...... 26 Bell Ringing Tower Captain Felsted Youth Club ...... 27 David Learmonth 01371 820398 Flitch Green Youth Club ...... 27 WEB EDITION Verger Gift Aid Secretary On the Buses ...... 27 Eddie Kelly 01371 820018 Ian Shaw 01371 820372 Church Flowers ...... 28 Flowers & Cleaning Rotas ...... 28 Magazine Team: See last month’s edition of Interface in Parish Registers ...... 28 full colour at www.felstedchurch.org.uk Editor Robert Stone 01371 821477 [email protected] And Finally ...... 29 Sub Editor David Learmonth 01371 820398 Local Services Directory ...... 30 Trade Directory Editor 01371 821477 Trade Directory ……………...... 31-32 DEADLINE FOR NEXT EDITION Distribution David Woods 01371 821665 Noon on Sunday 2nd February 2013 email: [email protected] Cover Photograph: Kathleen Carhart BEM by Ed Itor

3 SERVICES IN FEBRUARY From the desk of the Vicar Felsted Little Dunmow Dear Friends presses on to the cross (Luke 22:39-46). How can we be more courageous ? Holy Cross Church The Priory Church Courage in 2013 By growing in godly character, so that we Sun 3rd 9:00 am Holy Communion BCP 11:00 am Holy Communion are secure in our identity in Christ. 2nd Sunday It pretty amazing. 6:00 pm Evening Prayer before Lent Rowing, alone, 3000 By taking every opportunity to practise 9:00 am Morning Prayer BCP Sun 10th 9:00 am Holy Communion CW miles across the courage; making small courageous 11:00 am Morning Prayer Sunday Atlantic Ocean. As you read this, Felsted’s decisions now that lend strength to making before Lent Charlie Pitcher is attempting to do just that larger courageous decisions in the future.

in fewer than 40 days which has been Weds 13th So, where can we exercise courage in our Ash done before. 8:00 pm Holy Communion Wednesday lives? What fears do we need to face? The physical challenge Charlie faces is What decisions have we been putting off? 9:00 am Holy Communion BCP Sun 17th huge but even more impressive, for me, is What small act of courage now can help 11:00 am Morning Prayer 1st Sunday 10.30 am Morning Prayer BCP the immense courage it takes to even prepare us for the unknown bigger of Lent attempt such a feat. courageous act that is around the corner? 9:00 am Holy Communion CW Sun 24th 2nd Sunday Courage isn’t the absence of fear. It is the Good on you Charlie! 11:00 am All Age Service of Lent 4:00 pm Priory Prayers ability to press on despite the fear and Charlie is demonstrating this sort of SUNDAY FOR YOUNGER PEOPLE: courage in abundance. But what courage might we show this year? “Little Doves” Crèche for children 0-5 years available from 10:45 am. Junior Church welcomes all children aged 5-11, and meets each week, except on the  Courage to do what needs to be done fourth Sunday of each month. Junior Church takes place during the 11:00 am Service at whatever the opposition. Felsted. For details contact Paula Hatcher 01371 821450.  Courage to delay making a decision Rock Solid is a group for young people aged 11-14, meeting weekly from 10:30 am at the when everyone is pressing for it to be Vicarage. Contact Sylvia Taylor for further details 01371 820242. made, because you simply don’t have YPC is a group for teenagers aged 14 - 18. Contact Ed and Helen Fenning for details sufficient information or time to make [email protected] a wise choice.  Courage to shape a church culture around gospel values, rather than WEEKDAY WORSHIP allow the world’s values to determine Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, how you do things. as working for the Lord, not for human masters  Courage to challenge repeated Colossians 3 v 23 unhelpful behaviour. With Best Wishes

Wednesdays at 9:30 am. Holy Communion Service in Holy Cross Church, Felsted. Jesus exhibits such courage as he rids the Fridays at 9:15 am in the Priory Church, Little Dunmow. Prayers for the community. temple of money changers (Mark 11:15), Home Groups. There are home groups meeting throughout the week. as he talks with an outcast Samaritan Details are available from Rev. Colin Taylor. woman at the well (John 4), as he Holy Communion at Home. Please contact Rev. Colin Taylor if you know anyone who challenges the prevailing view of would like to receive Holy Communion. leadership (Matthew 20:20-28), as he

4 5 Ten percent of the church income is given to a range of charities.

Each is featured here monthly and on a board at the church.

This month it is the turn of :-

For example, in Guatemala MAF supports a Bible teaching programme, training those who lead congregations in the villages. And in Arnhem Land MAF Mission Aviation Fellowship provides flights for local Aboriginal ministers, enabling them to share the When you give towards the cost of flying Gospel in remote areas. MAF planes, you are helping ensure urgent aid and Christian care reach those Mission whose need is greatest. A great number of those MAF fly are mission organisations who seek to bring Enabling the vital work of others both physical and spiritual care to those in Congratulations Her Majesty’s Service, URGENT, MAF work in close partnership with over isolated regions. One such is Tearfund, Personal, from the Cabinet Office. When I 1,000 missions, providing flights and the Christian relief and development Kathleen Carhart BEM opened the letter I read ‘In Confidence’ logistical support for their outreach to agency working with a global network of by Robert Stone Dear Madam, The Prime Minister has communities in developing nations. churches to help eradicate poverty. asked me to inform you….. signed: Your Last year Little Dunmow’s Kathleen Obedient Servant.’ Not having absorbed These missions include aid agencies, MAF make regular flights to Korr, northern Carhart celebrated her 90th birthday and all it said I read it again, and an answer missions, relief and development Kenya, in support of Tearfund's education was delighted that so many family and was requested by return so two days later organisations, government departments, and food distribution amongst the Rendille friends joined her to celebrate. What she having recovered from the shock I replied local churches and other national groups. and Samburu. MAF also supports didn’t know was that in secret the same accepting the honour of a BEM.” Their work covers healthcare, emergency Tearfund's work in northern Uganda and family members and friends had been relief, development and the bringing of southern Sudan. writing to the Prime Minister to ask for her The phone started ringing and letters of God's word. many years of selfless service to congratulation arriving over the new year, community and charity to be recognised and Kathleen still can’t quite believe it has Church officially. happened. MAF seeks to promote the growth of the church, working So it came as a complete surprise in There will be an official investiture in with indigenous churches and December when a letter arrived from the March by the Lord Lieutenant of , groups to enable spiritual Cabinet Office informing her that she had Lord Petre, followed by an invitation to a outreach. been recommended to the Queen for Buckingham Palace garden party. inclusion in the New Year’s honours list Interface would like to add heartfelt MAF also supports the work 2013 and would be awarded a British congratulations to the many already of many visiting ministers as Empire Medal. offered and say that it is so good to see they encourage fledgling someone receive the recognition that is churches or those who have Kathleen said “My first reaction was truly deserved for being the kind of person suffered persecution. puzzlement, the envelope was marked ‘On we might all aspire to be.

6 7 Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal 2012 by Alan Hale, Branch President

Once again the committee thank the residents of Felsted and Flitch Green for their generous support of the 2012 Poppy Appeal. The total amount raised was £9493.57 Do You Need Help? Listed below is a breakdown of this If you have no family or friends who can excellent result: help you, I have a list of volunteers who Poppy Collection Boxes £3512.63 are willing to give you a lift to the doctor or Church Collections £2196.83 (including a hospital appointment. We can take you £1734.63 from Felsted School) to other appointments as well if you are Fund Raising Events £1055.11 disabled. Donations £2264.00 (including £1136.00 from dance organised by Diane Denny) The children from Junior Church helped The volunteers are happy to drive to A Christmas Memory or Two Sale of Wreaths £465.00 lead the other visiting children and guests , Braintree or Dunmow Above, the Felsted W.I. choir which sang at the All Age Nativity Special on We acknowledge the work of the door to between 8 am and 5 pm, Monday to two carols at the “Christmas Cracker” Christmas Eve. They did a great job and door poppy sellers and support of local Friday. concert with Felsted Choral Society at the service was a great way to start shops, restaurants, public houses and Holy Cross Church on Friday December Christmas and to remind us of the real We would need as much notice as schools. We also thank everyone who possible of the appointment, so that a 14th. reason for this special day - JESUS! supported the wreath laying service at the Thank you to all those that helped. driver can be arranged. A donation war memorial on 11th November, And below towards fuel and parking fees should be especially those seventeen village offered to the driver. organisations and schools who purchased

and laid wreaths. We also have two volunteers who are willing to visit your home if you would like a Thank you all. chat. “We will remember them”

If you should need help please ring these numbers in this order:

01371 820730 Jean Grimshaw 01371 820709 Penny Norton 01371 822155 Wendy Bartholomeusz

I am the co-ordinator of the volunteers so please ring me first and leave a message. If I do not return your call within 24 hours, or your request is urgent, then try the other numbers in order.

Jean Grimshaw

8 9 Operation boxes, filled with God's love, passed A 999 call will be passed to the nearest through the warehouse, during the four resource (Ambulance or Fast Response Christmas Child weeks of operation bound for Kyrgyzstan, Vehicle), and at the same time a text is Belarus and Romania. sent through to the Responder in the local THE NEXT STEP ON area. Responders get called to many THE JOURNEY This year we were honoured by the visit of different medical conditions such as Chest Last year you may have seen pictures of both the head of OCC, Simon Barrington, Pain, Strokes, Collapses, and many more, the Operation Christmas Child Packing and of our own Bishop. Fresh from his but will not be sent to patients in a Hostel Day in the URC, but that was only the struggles at the General Synod, Bishop environment or if Drugs or Alcohol are second step in the long journey of the Stephen called his visit to the warehouse involved along with RTC’s, Paediatric or boxes from donor to recipient, from “a tonic”! Maternity cases. The Responder can generous giver to needy child, in the case Our “Christmas” gifts to the children in arrive prior to the Ambulance Crew and of our shoe-boxes, from Felsted to Kyrgyzstan will actually be given out at the provides immediate care. A Responder Kyrgyzstan. local New Year (21st March) for snow carries a selection of Equipment such as Oxygen and masks, AED, Glucogel and All the boxes from our area were collected currently makes the roads there impassable. dressings. into the warehouse in Chelmsford, where over 200 volunteers (including many from For further information see I have been called out to a variety of calls Felsted) checked, sorted and packed them www.samaritans-purse.org.uk and Responders do make a difference! into cartons before they could be loaded Ambulance Service onto the lorries for delivery. Over 17,000 Edward Conder I am now a Responder for this area and Community Responders also looking for volunteers in the community who may be interested in My name is Neil Humber and I have becoming a community responder with recently moved into the area from me. Full training is provided with a Sawbridgeworth. I am a Community response kit. Responder for the East of You can contact me on by phone or email: Ambulance Service. A few years ago I Home No: 01371 820735 went on a training course at work to MobileNo: 07525250827 become a first aider but never used my Email: [email protected] qualification which I thought was a

shame. So I decided to join St John Ambulance where I was able to use my Send a Cow. skills and found it very rewarding. I also heard about Community First Responders A big 'thank you' to everyone who signed and thought this would be a natural and the Christmas card in church and gave a rewarding way to give back to my local donation to Send a Cow either in the box community. I contacted in church or given to me. We raised over Ambulance Service and became a £80. Thanks also to others who have told member, and because of my existing me that they have sent money directly to qualifications I was assessed and the Send a Cow office. With your help we authorised to attend calls. I have been a can change the lives of farmers in Africa responder for four years and enjoyed and give them hope for the future. every minute. Thank you. Christine Middleton

10 11 cruising along the River Deben listening to An interview with the Lord miller, asked if he could take over the the Skipper’s commentary about the lease of the land. The jury of course history, tucking into scones and hot drinks of the Manor of Felsted decide on the outcome as they do when all at the same time. After the trip we had a by John Drury – dateline 1835 disputes are brought to my Court, delicious lunch at the Golf Club. Our decisions have to be made or fines have to “Interface is grateful in allowing us to talk mystery trip was to RHS Hyde Hall, where be decided. We are very democratic.” to you about the manorial court at Felsted the gardens were a sight to behold and the which you hold at regular intervals. I see “Over the last twelve months”, continued ride on the electric buggy was great fun. that you have in your hand the current his lordship, “seventeen fines were levied We also joined in with Felsted village to minute book. Could we see what happens and at the last meeting we fined Arthur celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee and we at a typical meeting?” Bentall one shilling for taking one rod of by Kate Steele thoroughly enjoyed an afternoon of music, earth from the waste of the manor at song and games, concluding with the “Well Mr Drury, every meeting starts off Willows Green. We also fined William What an interesting year we have had. lighting of the beacon and fireworks. something like this: The Court Leet with Young for opening up a saw pit on my We have been shown slides of landscapes the Court Baron and Customary Court of waste at Mill Green. He was ordered to fill and learnt about the Wild Life on a trip to Once again we were delighted to be the Hon. William Pole Tylney Long in the hole. As you know I own all the the Arctic. We heard about a gruelling trip invited to Felsted School for afternoon tea Wellesley, Lord of the Manor was held on Greens and Common land on my estate on a tandem, cycling from Felsted all the and musical entertainment and Christmas the twenty first of April 1835 before John and there are always cases where tenants way to the Ukraine, all in support of lunch at Leez Priory, listening to carols Curtis, Gentleman Steward. Sometimes I who abut my land try to fence in areas to Felsted Aid, and chuckled over amusing sung by the children from Ford End chair the meeting myself but usually I incidents experienced by a Bobby walking Primary School. extend their gardens or for sheep grazing.” delegate this to my Steward who is the beat. We travelled down memory lane I then asked the Lord of the Manor about We are looking forward to another invariably a man of letters such as a one afternoon by singing popular songs of petty crime and the poor and what powers excellent year in 2013. If you think you barrister or solicitor. First of all we elect a the past and found light hearted quizzes to he had for these problems. He said that might like to join us, please contact Wendy jury of twelve villagers who are formerly be fun. sworn in and their names recorded in the regarding petty crime the jury would Bartholomeusz on 01371 821622. You’d decide on the fine but for cases outside We thoroughly enjoyed our three outings be very welcome to come along to a minute book. Once a year we elect the the jurisdiction of the Lord of the Manor the during the year. A trip to Hyland’s Park meeting or two as our guest to try us out! Constables for the various quarters of the case would be referred to a magistrate. with its beautiful house and gardens, village.”

“Could you explain to our readers what “I was informed that matters relating to any type of business is conducted at your poor of the parish were not the Court? “ responsibility of the Manor Court but were ably looked after by the Overseer of the “Much of the business is rather routine and Poor who was appointed by the Parish concerns the granting of leases to land I Vestry (Parish Council) to house the needy own on the estate or the documentation in the parish workhouse in Garnets Lane.” regarding one of my tenants giving up his (Note – the village workhouse closed in the land and another taking it over. One case early 1840s and the poor were transferred I had recently was regarding the death of a to the Union Workhouse in Dunmow). tenant and a Proclamation which is a document which recites the death and His lordship finished by telling me that his calls for heirs to come forward and claim Court was coming to the end of its life any property and chattels. The having been in existence since the Middle Proclamation is read out for three Ages as there were now in this year of successive meetings. In this particular 1835 new courts which handled the sort of case no-one came forward and matters that were previously brought to consequently Thomas Dixon Ridley, the him by his tenants.

12 13 Felsted Garden Club And reflect…. Pleasures of the kitchen garden A month when days lengthen and by late by Susan Hill Events Pages

February, you’re sure to see a bit more WHITE flowers on early peas and beans. daylight at both ends of the day! Scarlet flowers, climbing up wigwams and On Thursday 21st February, our monthly tents of runner beans in high summer. Coffee Mornings meeting is to be held in the United Gaudy orange flowers opening in the early Reformed Church Hall. We welcome the Morning sun on courgettes and marrows return visit of Sylvia and Roger Jiggins Leeks in orderly rows, their tops falling up who have kindly agreed talk about And over like guardsmen’s bearskins. at Holy Cross at Bings Hall at Abbeyfield “Bats: The World’s most Successful Beads of dew resting on the crinkled inner Mammals?” Sylvia and Roger are a Leaves of cabbages, like crystal drops. Church On the 2nd Thursday House The earthiness of new potatoes, surprising double act, back again, this time Held on the first of each month On the last with the intriguing story of these mostly just dug up The sweetness of a ‘stolen’ pea, Saturday at 10.30am-11.30am. Wednesday of nocturnal and often unseen creatures. eaten raw, of every month The next date is each month Do come along and enjoy all our club has Leaning on the spade. between to offer!!! 14th February The next date is Frozen fingers tingling back to life around 10 a.m. and 12 noon A mug of hot soup, after winter digging 27th February The Garden in February….. All welcome for a The first thin green line of seedlings As cold winter days begin to lengthen, we The next date is chat, beverages and 10:30 am - 11:30 am Down the dark soil should be getting seed potatoes in trays 2nd February Baskets piled high with a glut of anything homemade cake. and throw away tubers or seed that are Everyone welcome Plaiting onions into strings in the diseased. In a dry spell we may get some Everyone very Any queries, then call garden shed, onion sets into prepared ground, and welcome Maggie on 820544 with rain pattering on the roof above……… consider sowing leek seed if a mild spell coincides with a dry-ish weekend. Later in this month you start to feel spring may not Hey ho, enjoy your gardens in late winter! be too far around the corner. Felsted Toddler Group

Judy & Jamie Mackay 820483 Open: Thursday and Friday, from It’s still a month when you can think or Anne Sturgeon – Secretary 821070 9:30am until 11:00am NCT Group plan ahead, depending on what Him Location: URC Hall, Every Monday 10 am—12 noon. upstairs delivers, be it dry or be it wet, the Flitch Green Community Hall, weather mostly pays her debt! Stebbing Road, Felsted Tanton Road, CM6 3GG Cost: £2.00 per family

Come along for a chat with other grown Everyone Welcome, ups while your little ones have a play. Mum with bumps, new borns, babies, Tea, coffee, squash and biscuits provided. toddlers, including non members. Cost £2 per family including refreshments, We also organise events from time to time Large car park, Outdoor play area throughout the year. More details on our website More information: www.felstedtoddlergroup.co.uk. www.nct.org.uk/dunmow Mel: [email protected] 07796 135165

14 15

Royal British Legion FELSTED DECORATIVE A Member Poppy Appeal & FINE ARTS SOCIETY Society of

Wednesday 27th February 2013 Annual Quiz Night Annual General Meeting & Saturday 9th February 2013 The Frome Hoard: 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm by Sam Mooehead

Teams 6-8 persons Tea/Coffee available 2.00 pm. Talk at 2.30 pm.

£6 per person including supper Venue: Great Saling Millennium Village Hall Royal British Legion Hall, Contact: Sheila Hasler, Publicity Officer, 01245 440124 or Dick Frost, Programme Secretary, 01371 820824 Bury Chase (full name Felsted Association of Decorative and Fine Art Societies). All enquiries to Details can be found on www.felsted-dfas.org.uk Graham Kemp 01371 820520

Saturday 23rd March Family Coffee Mornings Ladies at the Chequers Farleigh Hospice For parents, grandparents & carers Pearl Anniversary Ball & their preschool children. Monday 18th February at 8pm

Speaker - Simon Woolley, Help Farleigh Hospice celebrate 30 at Holy Cross Church, Felsted Estates Manager of Felsted School amazing years of Caring for Life across 10 am to 12 noon Subject - the Follyfield Fire mid Essex. Be wined, dined and Friday 1st entertained in true style at our Pearl Please contact Gwenyth Kirk Anniversary Ball. Dance the night away and on 820802 for further details with us on Saturday 23rd March 2013 at 15th February the Crowne Plaza Resort, Five Lakes, Colchester Road, Tolleshunt Knights, WOMEN’S Maldon, CM9 8HX. 6.15pm for 7pm Come along, (Carriages at 1am) adults can relax with WORLD DAY OF a coffee whilst PRAYER Dress code: Black Tie & Ball Gowns. children play.

Priory Church, Little Dunmow Tickets £70 from 01245 457408

or Email : [email protected]. Call Paula 01371 821450 Friday 1st March. 10 for 10.30 am or Carry 01371 822702 For further information see for more information Speaker: The Revd. Rosemary Drew www.farleighhospice.org.

16 17 Wizz Kids has been run by Holy Cross Church, Felsted for more than 18 years and is a holiday club for Primary School age In a Packed Programme children in Reception to Year 6. All the forthcoming events being hosted by the Friends of Holy Cross IN Saturday 23rd February 2013 - ‘Cross Harmonies’ STORIES, SONGS, CRAFT ACTIVITIES, FUN & GAMES Light musical entertainment with audience participation.

Monday 18th February 2013 1pm – 4pm Non ticketed event

Location: Felsted Primary School Saturday 9th March 2013 - Cantate Domino Granta Chorale For further details contact: Sue Kelly, Tel: 01371 823100 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.felstedchurch.org.uk

WATCH & WONDER FILM NIGHT a varied programme of sacred, mostly Baroque music with some 20th century additions. £10 per ticket. www.grantachorale.org.uk Sunday 10th February at 6pm at Holy Cross Church, Felsted Saturday 6th April 2013 - Choir

For any information regarding the above, contact Linda Hausmanis 01371 822857

Enjoy the film and discuss some of the issues it raises.

18 19 Reader Reviews human as each one of us, expressing her A Seasonal Menu fears and doubts with complete honesty by Robert Stone and yet she has discovered a depth of Beef and Prunes in Beer A few books I’ve been reading lately: faith that only comes through allowing God Ingredients: to stir her heart. The best 75p I spent last Jesus Through Middle 1 500ml bottle of beer Eastern Eyes year! 1 beef stock cube by Kenneth E. Bailey 1 teaspoon of thyme Dr Roseveare has written many books and 1 tablespoon of whole grain mustard I bought this weighty I am now tempted to try and find some 2 tablespoons of cornflour tome last year and more. 2 cloves of garlic finely chopped have been reading it a Dodger 1/2 teaspoon of allspice chapter at a time. by Terry Pratchett 2 450g packs of lean diced casserole beef Bailey helps someone 20 ready to eat prunes, left whole. with a western way of A diversion from Do you want a Felsted Fun 2 small onions chopped in chunky pieces thinking to see deeper Terry Pratchett’s Dog Show in 2013? 1 leek sliced into the life of the most famous middle famous discworld 2 carrots sliced eastern man, and explains the styles of novels in which he Those of you who were in the Felsted 4 squares of dark chocolate writing employed by middle eastern introduces us to a Playing Field for the September Felsted authors so that the Gospels come alive young man called Fun Dog Show won’t need reminding what Method: with a freshen you might not expect. This Dodger who a great afternoon it was! However putting 1. Preheat the oven to 120 degrees is one of those rare treats that gives the rescues a young on a show like that involves a large centigrade reader something to think about on every woman from a number of dedicated people. All sorts of 2. Put beer, beef, stock and herbs into page challenging and delighting in equal beating and then jobs need doing to make such an event a a flameproof casserole dish, bring measure. It is a scholarly work so I’ve gets enlisted by success from planning the programme, to the boil, and simmer for 5 been digesting it slowly. Whilst I’m less one Mr Charlie booking stalls, promoting the show, minutes. than half way through I am not at all shy Dickens to investigate the circumstances marking out the field, setting up the show 3. In a small basin, blend together about recommending it to anyone wanting of this crime. Okay, Sir Terry is playing rings, managing the car parking through to mustard, cornflour, garlic, allspice a stimulating read that will teach you fast and loose with some very famous the clearing up afterwards. with a little water. Add this to the something new about Jesus. literary characters but he does it with flair casserole, stir until thickened.

and those clever word games that make The ‘Dog’ side of the show will be 4. Add beef, onions and vegetables. Living Faith his work so entertaining. managed by Kevin and Angela Goodwin Season. by Dr Helen Roseveare and staff from 5 Star Boarding Kennels 5. Cover and cook in the oven for The English Standard Version of the Bible I found this gem in a charity bookshop in and Cattery and by Annette Boreham from three hours or until the meat is for Kindle Take the Lead (Essex). The funds raised perfect condition. Someone made the tender mistake of buying it and then not reading will go towards local charities. 6. Add prunes and chocolate twenty When we changed to this more scholarly minutes before the end. it. It tells of the journey into faith of a Dr translation of the Bible at Felsted Church I If you enjoyed the Dog Show then we Roseveare who began her life as a knew I would need a copy. Thankfully need your help to put it on again this year! missionary in the 1950’s and how she had amazon came to my rescue by providing a Come along to the School Room at the to learn to live by faith, allowing God to stir version for their Kindle e-readers free of Felsted United Reformed Church on her heart, day by day and year by year so charge. Yes I did say it - Free of Charge. Tuesday 5th February at 7.30 pm to find that she began to see his hand at work in Of course you’ll need a Kindle, but if out more! If you can help but cannot make all aspects of her life. She recounts many you’ve got that sorted a copy of the most this meeting please let me know! heart warming stories of faith in all popular book of all time need not set you circumstances, even those when things back a penny. David Gregory 820452 seem to be going wrong. She is clearly as [email protected]

20 21 areas, or consider taking your dog in the The streaked plumage, a black bib, a red fore- car to areas away from the road. Many crown, and the males have a pinkish parks and sports fields are well-lit but Natural breast. The species breeds widely in check that dogs are allowed and always World Britain in Birch and coniferous woodland, pick up after your dog. Free poop scoop but is very mobile and may be seen in bags are available from the council. by Graham Geen other habitats when on migration or in

A number of bird species have adapted winter. The population was at a high level Housing Strategy 2012-15 in the 1970’s but for unknown reasons The Council’s new Housing Strategy has their behaviour to take advantage of man- District Councillors’ Report made habitats or food sources, and have crashed in the following decade, and only been written alongside the new Local Plan in recent years has there been an upturn, Welcome to the monthly report from your for the District. The documents show the consequently increased their populations. District Councillors, Stephanie Harris and Prime examples are Swallows, House undoubtedly related to the nascent habit of future housing priorities in the District and feeding on Nyjer seed. David Crome. how they can be delivered. The targets Martins and Swifts which nest almost exclusively on or in buildings, and the Stay safe while dog walking in the dark are challenging in a housing market that is still unpredictable. The new Strategy will continued success of the Gannet, which Now that the mornings and evenings are has taken great advantage of our darker, District Council’s Animal encompass many key documents the Council has published in the past and wastefulness in providing large quantities Warden Sue Knight is advising dog of discarded fish. In our gardens Long- owners on how to stay safe when walking produce one key document and action plan to deliver our key priorities and tailed Tits and Goldfinches are much more their dog. It is vital to make sure that both common visitors to the bird table than you and your dog can be seen to avoid objectives for the next five years. formerly, and this habit has been greatly accidents. Casualty figures show that Our Key Objectives beneficial to them; and there is another there is an18% rise in the number of  To meet the housing requirement for finch species which is now showing an pedestrians reported killed or seriously Uttlesford and to make sure that the appetite for Nyjer seeds, so beloved by Lesser Redpolls are sometimes joined by injured during the four darkest months housing being provided creates balanced Goldfinches, and is definitely worth looking the closely related Common Redpolls in between November and February. communities by delivering sustainable, out for from the kitchen window if you winter flocks. These birds come from Northern Scandinavia and are very similar Follow these simple but life-saving tips to safe, attractive and healthy places to live provide this food source. while meeting local housing needs in to, but a little larger and whiter than Lesser keep you and your dog safe: The Lesser Redpoll is a small, restless Redpolls, hence their alternative name terms of type and tenure including 1. Always wear high visibility clothing, or affordable and special needs housing. and acrobatic finch which spends much of Mealy Redpolls; they were formerly reflective strips so that you can be easily.  To provide and maintain accommodation its life high in Birch and Alder trees feeding considered to be separate races of the 2. A reflective collar and lead for your dog that meets the needs of older people on the seeds, often in the company of the same species, but were separated a will increase your dog’s visibility in the living in Uttlesford. closely related Siskin. It has brownish, decade ago. dark. Collars with flashing lights are also  Maintain our housing to a high standard available. ensuring our tenants have a good quality 3. Don’t let your dog off the lead, unless of life. The Misadventures of Noah by Steve English you are in an area of safety that is well-lit. You can view the strategy and supporting 4. Carry a torch, so you can be seen and documents on the Councils website: enable you to pick up after your dog. A http://www.uttlesford.gov.uk head torch will keep your hands free. 5. If there is no pavement, walk against the If you require further information about the flow of traffic and keep your dog on the Housing Strategy or Action Plan please side farthest away from the road. Walking contact Suzanna Wood, Housing Strategy in a group can be safer than on your own. and Planning Policy Manager, Uttlesford 6. Work out a winter walking route into lit District Council, London Road, Saffron Walden, CB11 4ER.

22 23 Felsted Youth Club History Over the years, the club has received The Listening Ear Save The Date: donations from various local organisations by Jules Wallis, Village History Recorder Saturday 24th May, 2014 supporting the youth. For example, Counselling Service In 1844, the first youth organisation was October 2002, the club received £100 from Felsted School is turning 450!!! A new counselling service has opened in established for young men in London; Felsted Jubilee Committee to pay for a Felsted. The Listening Ear Counselling young women had to wait until 1878. By Karaoke machine and, in a letter, Barbara Next year, Felsted School will be Service is run by Paul – surnames aren’t 1907 youth work was taken out of London Payne wrote, “my very best wishes to you celebrating its 450th anniversary and to used in the counselling field - who is and became a national organisation. and your team for the continued success commemorate it, we’re organizing a day of Samaritan-trained and highly experienced Today there are 11,000+ youth clubs and expansion of a much-needed facility fun! Felsted 450 – a celebration of Felsted in face-to-face interviews and group around England including Felsted’s Youth for our young people”. Other grants came through the ages – will be held on situations. Paul has spent many years Club, which was first established in 2001. from BAA, the Playing Field Committee Saturday 24th May, 2014.

and the Parish Council which continues to dealing with a wide range of personal Plans are still on the drawing board but we Felsted Youth Club is run by organised, support the club today. In October 2005, problems across many social groups. hope to have a historical theme to the dedicated and caring volunteers, such as, David Mabb applied to Challenge 2000 The Listening Ear guarantees complete event beginning with a pageant depicting John Moore, who was Chair for FYC, (run by ECC) for extra funding for the confidentiality and anonymity for its clients, Felsted through the ages. There will be Parish Councillor and Felsted’s Scout Youth Club. On 2nd December, two you don’t even have to tell him your name. stalls, entertainment and games leader for 40 years. Janet Johnston was members and Christine Mabb went to throughout the day. The evening’s live FYC committee, Felsted Toddler Group Braintree Youth Centre where they gave a Types of counselling offered are: stress, entertainment will comprise a “battle of the committee and together with other groups 5-minute presentation on what the Club emotional problems, bereavement, self bands”, followed by a headline act and raised £10k funds to improve the would do with any money received. They esteem/body image, abuse, relationship playground before the current committee we’ll round off the day with fireworks. were awarded £1,200. problems, confidence, anxiety, depression members took over. PTA member and and addictions. These might be best We want Felsted 450 to engage the whole In return, the club have also raised funds; Cycle-Trainer at Felsted Primary School. described as anything that is making you village in a day of fun while reflecting on for example, in Oct 2005 the youths Keir Johnston, currently Chair for FYC, unhappy or leaving you feeling unfulfilled. our past, celebrating the present and our washed cars in front of the Memorial Hall was Chair of Governors at Felsted Primary The counselling service is simply for those future. We therefore invite all village and raised £130 to donate to the Playing School, Playing Field Committee, and who need to talk and get help with their groups to get involved and be represented Field Project. The club have also Founder, Chair of Governor and Trustee at problems. Sessions last 50 minutes and at this event. sponsored flower tubs over the years and Flitch Green Academy. Christine Mabb, cost £40 for a one-to-one session and £60 recently donated a Tree to celebrate the currently Secretary of FYC, was secretary for couples. If you would like to find out more about for Playing Field Committee, Parent Queens Jubilee in 2012. what is planned and how to be a part of it,

Governor, and a Cycle Training Instructor The approach is non-judgemental and then please do come to The Chequers on The club have organised trips with the at Felsted Primary School. sympathetic, one that is personal to each Wednesday 6th March 2013 at 7.30pm for support of Essex Boys and Girls Club. In client as no one approach suits all. From our next meeting. 2003 and 2004, 21 members went ice- Felsted’s Youth Club opening night experience Paul believes a listening ear skating in Chelmsford. In May 2010 a welcomed around 35 youths who danced can help unlock the solution to even the We hope to see you there. group experienced an educational visit to a to the disco and the rest is history. The most difficult problem. Felsted Village Events Committee entry fee remains as £1, usually held on livestock farm with overnight camping and in 2012 a group took part in a target For more details or to book an first Friday of the month from 7:30 – 9:30 MAY 2014 pm in the Memorial Hall for 10–17 year shooting competition in . In appointment contact Paul on 07801 Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su olds. addition, the club organises annual events, 192582 or by email at for example, Pancake Day, Summer BBQ, [email protected] 1 2 3 4 On 29th August 2002, the first committee Christmas Disco, Archery, art tattoos and 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 was elected and in January 2003, a nail art designs, as well as competitions 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 constitution was drawn up and the club including Club logo design in December 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 officially recognised through the Essex 2008 won by Vicky Geddes. Boys and Girls Club. 26 27 28 29 30 31

24 25 From the unofficial Felsted We have not received many items this Felsted Youth Club Dates for Flitch Green year such as hand tools, garden tools or (For 10 – 17 year olds) Recycling Centre sewing equipment to pass on to Workaid, Youth Club for 2013 who refurbish them, and send them to Once again, we thank everybody who has developing countries to help people there 15th Feb 19th Jul given us items to enable us to support WANTED 15th Mar 20th Sep to learn how to become self-sufficient. Felsted Youth Club is in danger of closure various charities during 2012. 19th Apr 18th Oct due to the lack of adult helpers. If you can We can “find another home” for almost 17th May 22nd Nov spare a couple of hours per month please As in previous years, the main beneficiary anything, so let us assist you when you 21st Jun 20th Dec has been Felsted Aid for Deprived are having a clear-out. Like Dr Barnardos, contact: Children. Lots of the items we have 7.30pm-9.30pm at we are always open! If you have any Christine: 01371 821389 received have been passed on to them, Flitch Green Community Hall items which you no longer want, please let [email protected] and most of them have been taken to the us have them. As well as recovering Keir: 01371 820072 Chernihiv Revival Centre for sick and £1 entry for all in school years 6-10 space for yourselves, you will be helping to [email protected] disabled children in the Ukraine. In support a charity. Activities include, table tennis. Xbox, addition, we have raised over £200 to help Our next Club night is Friday 8th February music, badminton, football. with supporting costs such as fuel for the John & Christine Middleton - which may be our last if we don’t get vans delivering items to the Revival 01371 821056 more helpers. Well stocked Tuckshop Centre. If the club does continue, the we will meet Special events throughout the year

We continue to support the St Clare in the Memorial Hall, 7.30 pm – 9.30 pm, For further information 'Like' our Facebook Hospice shop in Dunmow, although Felsted Book Sales for on the following Fridays:- page - Flitch Green Youth Club - or mail us delivering items to them is not easy, 1st March, (no Club in August), Community and Charity at [email protected] because of traffic warden patrols and 5th April, 6th September, waiting restrictions on Dunmow High We are now taking in books for our April 3rd May, 4th October, Street! In October we were informed that 27th Book Sale. Books will continue to 7th June, 1st November, our donated goods had raised £77. come to me for a pre-sort and will then be 5th July, 6th December

We pass on books to the Felsted Book transferred to our storage at Riverside. In the event that this Club does close, Sales team, who raise funds for the This will give us the opportunity to identify fortunately Flitch Green has a Youth Club community and charity. However, we books of possible value and to also which hopefully will continue to flourish. have also found another outlet for books, remove the books only worth pulping. the Community Bookshop in Chelmsford, a Books will then be priced and sorted by On The Buses - Obituary for Route 11 charity which provides mobility scooters on subject in ‘team pricing sessions’ at loan when needed. This bookshop is Riverside. Those of you that used this bus service to Chelmsford will know that it has been laid to staffed by some of the people who worked rest. at the RNIB Bookshop in Chelmsford. So if you are moving, or just reorganising,

or clearing out a relatives’ home then Route 11 had a difficult birth and struggled from its early days to function satisfactorily. We regret we have had to cease please think of us for the books! Please Timetables were only available on the internet, the buses were too large to serve the dismantling electrical equipment such as phone me first though if it is a substantial advertised route, they were unreliable and were often cancelled without notice leaving televisions and audio equipment for quantity! passengers stranded at Broomfield Hospital. In some cases the drivers were unfamiliar recycling because the regulations with the route. governing the disposal of scrap metal have David Gregory 01371 820452 become too onerous. From now on, all we [email protected] Some lessons that might be learned from this short life might be that companies like can do is take electrical items to a council Regal Busways do more research and consult with the communities they seek to serve! recycling centre, on your behalf. David Gregory, Transport Representative for Felsted Parish Council

26 27 Church Flowers And Finally…

Once again the church was decorated beautifully for our services this Christmas. Many people have said very nice things about the flowers.

Thanks to everyone who helped.

I think I have given flower rotas to everyone who puts flowers on the altars each week but if I have missed anyone, please call me. If there are any potential flower arrangers who would like to help sometime, I have left some VACANT spaces which I would love to fill. And I will help you it you want help so don't feel reluctant to offer.

Christine Middleton 821056 Sweet Williams and Sweeping

February Flower Arranging Rota Cleaning Rota

3rd Christine Middleton Jill and Robin Smylie

10th Christine Middleton Lesley Taylor and Anna McNicoll

17th Kitty Drury David and Wendy Swash

24th Francis Clarke Colin and Elizabeth Priestman

3rd March Francis Clarke Gwenyth Kirk and Jenny Nichols Parish Registers - December 2012

Funerals and/or Burials - Felsted

13th December Mary Ivy Martin

Funerals and/or Burials - Little Dunmow

5th December June Margaret Dodkins

Thanksgivings & Baptisms - Felsted

16th December Joel Benjamin Peart

Weddings & Blessings - Felsted

21st December Vicky Elizabeth Sutherland & David Nicholas Brown

28 29 LOCAL SERVICES DIRECTORY TRADE DIRECTORY BUSES ELECTRICITY and network emergencies ABBEYFIELD HOUSE Felsted. CHIROPODIST 133 Network Colchester 01206 877620 0800 7838838 Sheltered Housing. Companionship with Elizabeth Gibson HPC Registered. 16 Hedingham Omnibuses 01206 769778 Independence for the elderly. 820897 Clinic Appointments: 01371 875511 GAS 314 TGM Stansted 01279 681800 ACCOUNTANT Home Visits and enquiries: 01376 339814 National Grid & Emergencies other transport enquiries David Dixon ACMA. Small business and DMC INSTALLATIONS 0800 111999 sole trader specialist 01279 654333 digital aerials, sky cabling/dishes, plasma/ Traveline 0871 200 22 33 HOSPITALS ACORN BLINDS lcd fitting, telephone points. CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Broomfield including Casualty All types of blinds, curtains and shutters www.dmcinstallations.co.uk Braintree 01376 324129 01245 443673 made to measure. Call for a no obligation 01371 821744 or mobile 07900 917111 . 0844 4775986 free quotation. DOG GROOMING Waggy Tails Grooming. MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT COUNCILS TEL - 01371 851208 www.acornblinds.net Caring and professional dog groomer in Sir Alan Haselhurst Essex County Councillor - BEAUTY & Holistic Treatments Hollow Road, Felsted. Contact Katia on Local Office 01799 506349 Simon Walsh 01371 810451 The Retreat, Dunmow 01371 878989 07986 292015 or 01371 606180 email: [email protected] Uttlesford District Council 01799 510510 www.theretreatdunmow.co.uk DOG WALKING - ‘BUZZIES’ District Councillors - MEMORIAL HALL BED & BREAKFAST at Argyll House. Dog Walking, Cat Sitting, Puppy Visits. David Crome [email protected] Lettings - Jayne Bohannan 07926 377343 5 star en-suite accommodation Local, reliable, caring service. Station Road, Felsted. Telephone: Annie - 07989 141355 Stephanie Favell POLICE for our parishes - Paul & Caroline, 01371 821559. MT ELECTRICAL [email protected] P.C. Tom Monro 01371 871100 BINGS HALL RESIDENTIAL HOME NICEIC approved. All aspects of electrical Felsted Parish Council P.C.S.O. Angi Greneski Home for retired gentlefolk also catering for work. Reliable, Professional. Chairman - Graham Harvey Essex Police Main Telephone Numbers Dementia. Phone Maggie 01371 820544. 01245 362176 07790 328226 01245 362521 Emergencies: 999 BUILDERS - www.mtelectricalcontractors.co.uk Clerk - Peter Watson 01371 873397 Non Emergency Tel: 101 FELSTED CONSTRUCTION LTD. FELSTED FENCING AND PATIOS Parish Office: United Reformed Church POST OFFICE - Felsted 01371 820251 General builders - call Michael for a free Garden construction and refurbishment Hall, Stebbing Road, CM6 3JD quotation 01371 820136 or 07976 933871 by Felsted resident. Office Tel: 01371 823071 SCHOOLS - OLDE ENGLISH PROPERTY LTD Ring Tony Sweeney on 01371 821916 Office hours: Mondays 10:00 - 12:30 Felsted School - 01371 822600 traditional building specialists FELSTED PEST CONTROL and Wednesdays 16:00 - 18:30 Felsted Preparatory School - Listed Buildings and Period Property Wasp Nests: Rodents: Insects email: [email protected] 01371 822610 Cart Lodges and Timber Garages Registered & Insured. Felsted Primary School - 01371 820215 Flitch Green Parish Council FKS Schools - 01371 820638 01376 322556 Phone John King on 07896 288135 Chair - Mrs Emma Nicholls Flitch Green Academy - w: OldeEnglish.co.uk or CartLodges.co.uk FELSTED PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Clerk - Helen R Mason 01371 823172 01371 822330 CARPET, RUG & UPHOLSTERY Property maintenance and improvements. CLEANING. D K Cleaning. Free estimates given. Call Clive Perrins Little Dunmow Parish Council Ford End C of E Primary School - Fully Trained by Prochem. All Essex areas Tel: 01371 820330 Mob: 07979 054654 Chairman - Jeff Thomas 01371 821401 01245 237209 covered. Free Quotes www.dkcleaning.biz w: felstedpropertymaintenance.co.uk Clerk - Angela Balcombe 01376 528081 Email: [email protected] Website: www.fordendschool.uk.org 01376 528569 or 07956 573105 FISH DELIVERY Dunmow Town Council 01371 872406 Helena Romanes School - 01371 872560 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Paul’s Fresh Fish delivered to your door

Whipper-snappers Daycare Nursery and Tax repayments a speciality. every Wednesday and Thursday DOCTORS Ian Shaw, Mandalay, Chelmsford Road, 01472 874386 or mobile 07808 877426 Dr’s Pitt, Stevens, Tee, Robson, Graves - Kid's Club 01371 821131 Felsted 01371 820372 The Surgery, Braintree Rd. 01371 820410 WATER - Out of hours 01371 872121 Affinity. Supply problems and emergencies Felsted Parochial Church Council is registered under the Data Protection Act 1998, registration number 0845 7823333 25317056. The Data Controller is the Treasurer. The P.C.C. cannot accept any responsibility for the services provided by our advertisers; however they will investigate any written complaints.

30 TRADE DIRECTORY PLUMBING & HEATING APN Plumbing. All aspects of Plumbing, Bathrooms, Wet Continued Rooms, Heating. Reliable & honest. FAMILY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Daniel Tel: 01245 362164 Mob 07969 992981 Robinson & Sons Ltd. 24 hr personal BRAINTREE PLUMBING & HEATING service. Pre-payment funeral plans. No call out charges, competitive rates Haslers Lane, Gt. Dunmow Burst Pipes, Ball-valves and Bathrooms, Telephone: 01371 874518 Complete Plumbing Systems GARDEN MAINTENANCE & Tel: 01376 341743 or 07711 588731 MAKEOVERS. H'Andy Services. PROFESSIONAL LAWN AND GARDEN All garden tasks undertaken. SERVICES Lawn Care, Hedge Trimming, Call Andy on 07960 362898 Pruning, Strimming, Path & Patio Care. HANDYMAN Odd jobs, building, electrical Andrew Down 01371 870233 and plumbing work. e: [email protected] Get those annoying problems sorted. REFLEXOLOGIST Fiona Agar MAR. Fully Contact Stan on 07918 64 24 64 qualified, Member of Association of IT Uptime – Local Computer Specialists Reflexologists. Based in the centre of We repair anything IT, remove viruses, Felsted village. Tel: 01371 820330 setup monthly plans and upgrade. Mob: 07977 546093 Call Nigel or Alan on 01371 879204 R WHEELER ROOFING SERVICES J D WALLIS JOINERY Slating, Tiling, Flat Roofs, Guttering, Bespoke Joinery. Jon Wallis. Repairs, Chimney work, Local, Reliable, t: 01371 822 930 m: 07725 654 121 Free Estimates. e:[email protected] e: [email protected] Tel: 01371 811308 Mobile: 07951 349837 w: www.jdwallisjoinery.co.uk ACER TREE SURGERY LAWN MOWER & GARDEN MACHINERY Dunmow company. Fully insured and NPTC SALES, SERVICE & PARTS - assessed. www.acertreesurgery.com B.B. Moore, Priory Lodge, Felsted Tel: 01371 859431 Mob: 07958 184196 01371 820695 TREE SURGEON LUXURY TOILET HIRE (UK) LTD Paul Sutton, qualified tree surgeon. we ensure your event runs smoothly Available for garden maintenance, and www.luxurytoilethireltd.co.uk landscaping. 10 years experience locally. Tel: 01279 504638 Fax: 01279 506433 Day rate and reasonable hourly rate. Cesspit emptying undertaken Phone 01371 878087 Mob 07767 380124. PAINTER & DECORATOR TUTORING IN MATHS & SCIENCE All types of work undertaken R.L. Harvey. Most subjects offered to A level by current Reasonable rates, free estimates, discounts examiner. Contact Dick Frost, for O.A.Ps 01376 327237 01371 820824, 07909 526713, High Quality PAINTING & DECORATING [email protected] 16 Years Experience, Interior & Exterior, WEIGHT LOSS, PERSONAL TRAINING Fully Insured. Call Greg on 07717 236152 & PILATES Air Conditioned studio in or 01376 785151 Dunmow. Fitness classes held locally. Fully qualified instructor 07882 435750

Printed by Copybest Essex Ltd Sabre House, Dunmow Road, Felsted. 01371 856721 www.copybest.co.uk