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Issue 65 | Summer 2021 News & events from your Parish Council Under review as lockdown has been extended ADVERTORIAL Has Your Double Glazing Steamed Up? Established for over a whole window including With years of experience decade Cloudy2Clear the frames and all the Cloudy2Clear have a Cloudy2Clear windows have become hardware, however wealth of knowledge GUARANTEE All a leading company for Cloudy2Clear have come and are recognised as a glass replacement. Issues up with a simple and cost Which Trusted Trader, Customers That An with double glazing can saving solution… Just plus our work is backed Average Quote Will often be gradual and may replace the glass!! by an industry leading Take No Longer only be noticed during a If you see condensation 25 year guarantee. Than 20 MINS!!! clear sunny day or during in your windows just visit Cloudy2Clear also the winter. 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Issues up with a simple and cost Which Trusted Trader, Customers That An with double glazing can saving solution… Just plus our work is backed Average Quote Will sure all parishioners a BIG thanks go to our often be gradual and may replace the glass!! by an industry leading Take No Longer dedicated staff and volunteers who have only be noticed during a If you see condensation 25 year guarantee. Than 20 MINS!!! been working hard throughout lockdown clear sunny day or during in your windows just visit Cloudy2Clear also in Broomfield Hospital, both our schools, the winter. A failed glass our website or give us a replace faulty locks unit may no longer call on 0800 61 21 118. handles and hinges on all nursery schools, care homes and of course all provide you with the We will send out our highly windows and doors. the key workers! protection you need or experienced engineers Your friendly local for a free no obligation Cloudy2Clear specialist Hopefully we can celebrate as a Village at the not spend a few minutes quote. A Cloudy2Clear is Chris Miller and he Broomfield Fun Day which is planned to be checking your home to quote takes on average held on SUNDAY 11th JULY – a joint venture see if you have any failed no longer than 20 Chelmsford areas. between the Parish Council and Broomfield 26 double glazing? If you minutes. Once the quote So, if your windows act now you can avoid is completed, we will are steamed up, broken Football Club – a day not to be missed! these problems. sit down with you and or damaged give Chris a Enjoy the Summer – Enjoy meeting with Now, you may think explain the problem and call for a free quotation on family and friends – Enjoy the outdoors! you need to replace the 0800 61 21 118. Editor Karen Hurrell Contact: [email protected] Telephone (01245) 441660 Please call for your local Cloudy2Clear Windows... Broomfield representative Next copy date: Thursday 9th September 2021 Service With A Smile! Whilst Broomfield Times is supported by the Parish Council, the views expressed within it are not necessarily those of the Council. Please note that the Council do not recommend or vet advertisers. PLEASE SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES A big thank you goes out to all the local businesses that have advertised and supported the Broomfield Times Community Magazine To advertise please call 01843 523030 Published by Community Ad Web Ltd 01843 834160 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. 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 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. find us on Facebook Broomfield TIMES 3 Parish Council From the Chairman There are around 5,000 of us so there will Hello residents, always be a spread of opinion but 100% I am very proud to have been voted in as the of responses to the Neighbourhood Plan new Chairman of Broomfield Parish Council. Questionnaire said that they liked/liked a lot that Broomfield is ‘close to open countryside’. What I know so far is that we have a great team of people working together to improve our The Village Hall is getting back to normal lives and our village. with the two staff working extremely hard to have the hall open a much as possible within The staff have kept services going throughout COVID regulations for space and cleaning. We the pandemic and we are very grateful to them. appreciate their hard work very much. As Parish Councillors we come in all shapes and sizes, so to speak, but together with the staff The next time you hear from us will be about we are building a strong team. We are currently our ideas for making Broomfield even better. working on how we can make Broomfield an You can be sure that keeping Broomfield green even better places to live (in the short, medium will be right up there at the top of the list. and long term) and there will be a consultation Cllr Margaret Bleet Chairman on priorities before long. One recent example of how we’re trying to improve things is the new play area on Angel Meadow. It seems to be really well used by our local children and families – we hope you agree. We want everyone to be clear about what we already do and what we are able do in the future. To achieve this, we are looking again at our communication with you all. We are renewing our Facebook page and will use Instagram in future to celebrate the best of our village. We have a good idea about what is important to you, from the consultation on the neighbourhood plan and other recent expressions of views. One thing is crystal clear, that you mostly want to keep the greenness of our surroundings, including around the village hall. DOWNLOAD OUR APP FROM THE APP STORE TODAY! 4 Broomfield TIMES www.broomfieldessex.co.uk PRESENTS… Chelmsford’s Award winning Amateur Theatre company, CAODS, are thrilled to bring this classic musical to Chelmsford in September! ‘Sweet Charity’ tells the story of Charity Hope Valentine, a down on her luck dance hall hostess at the Fandango Ballroom, longing to find Mr. Right. Could he be the international movie star, Vittorio, or the claustrophobic accountant, Oscar? We follow her misadventures to find out! A spectacular treat for Fosse and Musical Theatre fans everywhere; featuring some of the most iconic showstoppers (‘Big Spender’, ‘If My Friends Could See Me Now’, ‘Rich Man's Frug’, ‘Rhythm of Life’) in Broadway history! 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