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Great Baddow Times Edition 91 • September 2019 • Quarterly GrTeheat Baddow Times parish council magazine The Refurbished Toddlers’ Play Area at the Recreation Ground paid for by Great Baddow Parish Council NEWS AND EVENTS FROM YOUR PARISH COUNCIL ONE STOP SHOP FOR ALL YOUR ROOFING NEEDS ~TRADE AND DIY~ And much more, come in to view! Open Get in touch Monday – Friday Tel: 01245 241330 7:30am til 5.00pm [email protected] 36 Church Street, Great Baddow, Chelmsford, CM2 7HY www.chelmsfordroofingsupplies.co.uk WELCOME TO 01245 351685 The Great Baddow Times 07970 943614 parish council magazine [email protected] CONTENTS www.chelmsfordcitytiling.co.uk FOR ALL ASPECTS OF FLOOR & WALL TILING Chairmans Report 4 With over 20 years’ experience in the tiling Parish Council Contact Details 6 industry CCT will provide a friendly and Parish Council Meetings 8 knowledgeable service. ! Great Baddow Village Market 10 Great Baddow Flower Club 12 Whats going on at Great Baddow Parish Hall 14 Could you be a Community Special Constable? 16 News for Library 18 Community Quiz Night 20 Charity Donations for Baddow Races 22 Do you appreciate green environment? 22 Grant Scheme 24 Chimney Sweep Coffe with Cops 26 Sandon Woodturners 28 Great Baddow Community Care Group 29 Great Baddow Bowling Club Flies the Flag 30 History of Halloween 32 Great Baddow Horticultural Society 34 What Can we do for you? 35 Great Baddow Summer Playscheme 36 Bonfire Guidelines 37 ONE STOP SHOP FOR ALL Renting an Allotment 38 Based at the Baddow Antique Centre in YOUR ROOFING NEEDS Chelmsford Essex, trading from here since 2005. We have built up a great reputation in Chelmsford and have many regular customers. ~TRADE AND DIY~ We are proud of the service we have given over the years. Services we provide: Mobile Phone Repairs | iPhone Repairs | iPad Repairs iPod Repairs | Computer Repairs | PlayStation Repairs Xbox Repairs | Mobile Phone Unlocking Contact All Mobile Stu: 01245 476657 Email: [email protected] | Website: www.allmobilestu.co.uk And much more, come in to view! PLEASE SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES A big thank you goes out to all the local businesses that have advertised and supported the Great Baddow CommunityAd Magazine Open Get in touch Monday – Friday Tel: 01245 241330 To advertise please call 01843 269513 [email protected] Published by Community Ad Web Ltd 01843 834160 7:30am til 5.00pm email: [email protected] web: www.communityad.co.uk The views expressed in any published content are solely those of the contributors. The Publishers accept no responsibility for the accuracy of any information contained in the publication. The contents of this magazine including images may not be copied, reproduced, distributed, downloaded or displayed in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of Community Ad Web Ltd. 36 Church Street, Great Baddow, Chelmsford, CM2 7HY Unless otherwise specified, the authors of the literary and artistic works in the pages in this magazine have asserted their moral right pursuant to Section 77 of the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 www.chelmsfordroofingsupplies.co.uk to be identified as the author of those works. The Publishers reserve the right not to publish a submission or part of a submission that they consider defamatory or otherwise inappropriate for publication. GREAT BADDOW PARISH COUNCIL MAGAZINE 3 Chairman’s Report and free use of the all-weather surface tennis courts. We Autumn 2019 have acquired 3 picnic tables with a grant from Essex County Council’s micro grant, and the area by the two ponds is very By the time that you receive this copy pleasant, with wildlife, not only the ducks but dragon flies and of the “Baddow Times” other flora and fauna. Earlier, we were very pleased to host in September, summer will be and support the Baddow Races organised by the Chelmsford coming to an end and autumn will Rotary Club, and from the proceeds, were given £1,500 to be creeping up on us, so as I write present to our chosen Charities, Kids Inspire, Little Havens this at the beginning of August and J’s Hospice. in order to meet the publishing Other Parish Council activities have seen improvement in the deadlines, it is somewhat difficult to drainage and a new roadway at the Lawn Cemetery, and we predict what activities will have successfully understand that our other recent innovation, the defibrillator taken place. However, I am sure, that if previous at the Vineyards, has been used to good effect. In the previous years are anything to go by, the Play in the Park sessions run copy of the “Baddow Times” we included a page for your by the City Council in our Recreation Ground, will have been suggestions to improve Great Baddow and many thanks to well attended and enjoyed by all the children (and Mums!) the people who responded. The door is not closed, so please if who went along. Just as the playscheme which was run by anything comes to mind, get in touch with Clare Milligan our ourselves at the end of July beginning of August has been a Parish Clerk. complete success with requests for it to continue next year Finally, at the end of June, Elaine Bryan, the Deputy Clerk, and possibly be for two weeks instead of one. retired and has moved to be nearer her family, so we said In mentioning the Recreation Ground, I would like to say goodbye and thanked her for many years of service and that we are, in Great Baddow, very fortunate to have such a commitment to the Council. We say hello to Ginette Phillips facility, with the Parish Council keen to promote its use. Just who has stepped into Elaine’s shoes and welcome her to the a reminder if you haven’t visited lately, we have a Toddlers’ Parish, as we all look forward to working with her. Play area which has just been refurbished with a new safety surface; an Outdoor Gym; play equipment for the over 10s Val Chiswell COMPUTER PROBLEMS? IS YOUR COMPUTER 01245 472087 RUNNING SLOW, CRASHING OR JUST GIVING YOU PROBLEMS? Then give Micromend a call for free advice No call-out fee • No x, no fee YOUR LOCAL FRIENDLY SPECIALIST FOR CWN Developments Ltd 07958 554215 • All PCs and laptops • Upgrades and replacement specialise in new house building, • Apple Macintosh of your old machine extension of existing houses, garage conversions, refurbishments, • Confi guring iPads, iPhones • Install custom-built kitchens and bathrooms. The key to the company’s success in over 20 years of excellence in building is the role played by and Android mobiles, Windows 7, 8 and 10 PCs communication • Internet problems • We can advise on child safety • Virus removal • We are CRB Registered For more information on our services visit www.micro-mend.co.uk | emailglen@micro-mend .co.uk mobile 07788 925085 | oce 01245 463330 www.cwndevelopments.co.uk 4 GREAT BADDOW PARISH COUNCIL MAGAZINE Frost Windows We offer a personal touch & customer We Are a Local Plumbing & support with over 30 years of experience. Heating Company • Residential & Commercial Repairs • Window & Door Locks Fully Insured • Child Locks No Call Out Charge • Hinges & Handles All Work Guaranteed • Sealed Units Complete Bathroom Installation Service 24 Hour Emergency Call Out For quotes, advice & any general enquiries please get in touch: T: 01245 526078 01245 259121 E: [email protected] 07850 315054 [email protected] www.1stforplumbing.co.uk www.frostwindows.co.uk GREAT BADDOW PARISH COUNCIL MAGAZINE 5 Great Baddow Parish Council Contact details Details correct at time of going to press. Parish Councillors Telephone Questions and enquiries about the Lawn Cemetery Val Chiswell 471531 (Home) and Old Burial Ground should be directed Chris Shaw 471633 (Home) to Ginette Phillips on Keith Liley 473872 (Home) [email protected] Diana Ronaldson 471568 (Home) Questions and enquiries about Planning should Keith Ronaldson 471568 (Home) be directed to Roger Harman on Veronica Sadowsky 474974 (Home) [email protected] Peter Sadowsky 474974 (Home) Questions and enquiries about allotments or our Andrew Sosin 472448 (Home) sports facilities at Great Baddow Recreation Ground Sue Young 477331 (Home) should be directed to Michele Dixon on Jannetta Sosin 472448 (Home) [email protected] Bob Kilvington 07973 723259 or by phoning 01245 473538. Evie Ball 07866 191007 Parish Council Office Clerk: Clare Milligan Website: The Parish Hall, 19 Maldon Road, Great Baddow, www.greatbaddowparishcouncil.gov.uk Chelmsford CM2 7DW Telephone: 01245 472937 Email: Office opening hours are 10am to 1pm Monday Questions and enquiries about the hire of the to Friday and 9.30am to 11.30am Saturday Parish Hall should be directed to Donna Tristram mornings immediately prior to the main on [email protected] Council meeting each month. Your local, friendly, affordable personal training gym in Great Baddow for all abilities and ages (15+) Quote “Baddow” for a 2-week FREE trial and one free Boxercise or one free Zumba session Tel: 01245 690646 Email: [email protected] www.bee-fit.club 6 GREAT BADDOW PARISH COUNCIL MAGAZINE MAKE YOUR WILL ! ...IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME... 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