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ONGAR TOWN FESTIVAL 2020 VE Y DAY 7 ERSAR A S 5TH ANNIV N HAR ATIO ED MOMENT OF CELEBR @ongarfestival VE ARY DAY 75TH NNIVERS A ON A SHA RATI RED MOMENT OF CELEB @ongarfestival ONGAR TOWN ‘STAY AT HOME’ FESTIVAL 2020 • FRIDAY 8TH MAY DECORATE YOUR HOUSE RED, WHITE & BLUE GET THE FANCY DRESS ON & PARTY AT HOME! 11:00 2 Minute Silence on Your Door Step 11:05 Ongar Remembrance Service with The Parish of High Ongar via Zoom 15:00 Churchill Speech Shown on BBC THEN GRAB YOUR PICNIC BLANKETS OR GARDEN TABLE AND HEAD TO YOUR FRONT GARDEN FOR 16:00 Tea & Scones, Coffee & Cake or Wine & Beer! 17:00 Liv Lawrence Facebook Live Concert 18:00 Dinner & Raise Your Glass to Your Neighbours 19:00 Nancy May Facebook Live Concert 21:00 Nationwide Sing-A-Long to We’ll meet again with Royal British Legion After Queens address PLEASE REMEMBER TO FOLLOW THE SOCIAL DISTANCING RULES! Forest Gold Radio supporters of the Ongar Town Festival will be playing the ‘hits’ of 1945 throughout the day and at 3 o’clock there’s a special hour long programme with archive clips and music from the 8th May 1945 with Paul Meader and David Bartley. Listen to Forest Gold via their website www.forestgoldradio.com The Roll of Honour contains information on the fallen heroes of Ongar & District from WW1. WW11. and other confl icts. Including cilvilians. Sub Lt. Baker Marine Raymond Greening Marine.Georgie Sparks WAR HERO VILLAGE CONFLICT AGE WAR HERO VILLAGE CONFLICT AGE A. ADAMS Stapleford Tawney WW1 16 R. BLACKBURN Lambourne WW1 F.T. ADAMS Navestock WW1 35 B.L. BLOWES Fyfi eld WW1 23 S.F. ADAMS Lambourne WW1 21 H.G. BLOWES Fyfi eld WW1 32 E. AGER Fyfi eld WW2 26 J.R. BLOWES Fyfi eld WW1 34 P.D.V. AGER Ongar WW2 18 W. BOLDEN Moreton WW1 25 G. ALDRIDGE Stanford Rivers WW1 23 J.A. BOLTON Ongar WW2 27 W.E. ALDRIDGE Stanford Rivers WW1 28 W.E. BOND Kelvedon WW1 E.J. ALEXANDER Blackmore WW1 23 C.E. BOOSEY Willingale WW1 21 W.M. ALEY Moreton WW1 G.W. BOWEN High Roding WW1 40 A.J. ALYMER Stanford Rivers WW2 29 C. BOWLES Bobbingworth WW1 25 W. AMNER Greensted WW1 39 A. BOWTELL Ongar WW1 44 W.G. AMOS Kelvedon WW1 24 J. BOWTELL Ongar WW1 23 A. ANDREWS Lambourne WW1 L. BOWTELL Ongar WW1 D.J.N. ANSELL Navestock WW1 20 W. BOWTELL Ongar WW1 18 L. ANSLOW Doddinghurst WW2 57 W. BOYD Lambourne WW1 J.E. ARGENT Greensted WW1 S.W. BOYTON Shelley WW2 22 J. ARNOLD Ongar WW1 A. BRANNON Toot Hill WW2 57 C.J. ASHBOURNE/SMITH Lambourne WW1 29 W. BRAZIER Blackmore WW1 29 W. ASHED Navestock WW1 21 A.E. BREWSTER Lambourne WW1 17 F.B. ASPINALL Toot Hill WW2 21 E.J. BREWSTER Willingale WW1 21 W.J. ATTRIDGE Toot Hill WW1 40 G.W. BREWSTER Lambourne WW1 21 G.S. AVILA Navestock WW1 26 H.C. BRICKELL Ongar WW1 20 E. BAILES Moreton WW1 W.P. BROOMFIELD Bobbingworth WW1 A.W.J. BAKER Ongar WW2 A. BROWN Lambourne WW1 31 H.R. BANNARD Kelvedon WW2 33 A.J. BROWN Lambourne WW1 18 A.E. BARKER Blackmore WW1 38 C.H. BROWN Ongar WW1 E.J. BARLOW Ongar WW1 E.J. BROWN Ongar WW1 H. BARLOW Ongar WW1 24 J.T. BROWN Stanford Rivers WW1 20 L.C. BARRELL Ongar WW2 20 P.R. BROWN Ongar WW1 C.L. BEAUMONT Ongar WW1 35 W.F. BROWN High Laver WW1 34 A.F. BENTON Doddinghurst WW1 34 C.E.D. BUDWORTH Greensted WW1 60 H. BENTON Doddinghurst WW1 25 A.H. BULL Lambourne WW1 F.H. BETTEL-HIGGINS Doddinghurst WW2 20 C. BULL Lambourne WW1 27 L.E. BETTIS Theydon Mount WW2 20 J.T. BURLING Bobbingworth WW1 33 W. BIGNELL Lambourne WW1 C.G. BURLNG Bobbingworth WW2 29 J. BINDER High Laver WW1 20 A. BURR Navestock WW1 24 A.W. BINES High Laver WW1 34 BURRELL Ongar WW1 33 E.F. BINES High Laver WW1 29 S.G. BUSH High Ongar WW1 W.H.J. BIRD Toot Hill WW2 40 J.W. BUSHNELL Theydon Mount WW1 24 WAR HERO VILLAGE CONFLICT AGE WAR HERO VILLAGE CONFLICT AGE F. BUTCHER Stanford Rivers WW1 43 A. DRAKE Navestock WW1 49 V.W. BYFORD Little Laver WW2 22 E.J. DRAKE Navestock WW2 19 J. CABLE Navestock WW2 23 H. DRAKE Navestock WW1 J.J. CABLE Stanford Rivers WW1 W. DRAKE Navestock WW1 M. CABLE Stanford Rivers WW1 E. DWYER Abbess Roding WW1 A. CAMM Navestock WW1 H.A. DYER Navestock WW1 19 P.O. CAMM Navestock WW1 18 C.H. EAST Greensted WW1 22 V.G. CAMP Shelley WW1 19 E.G. EAST Greensted WW1 20 D.H. CARTER Lambourne WW1 T.W. EAST Greensted WW1 27 F.S. CARTER Stapleford Tawney WW2 29 W.E. EAST Toot Hill WW1 20 N.M. CARTER Stapleford Tawney WW2 27 R.J.H. EASTER Fyfield WW2 21 W. CHANTRY Stondon Massey WW1 20 F.P. EDMONDS Navestock WW2 26 D.H. CHAPLIN Kelvedon WW1 21 H.A. ELDRIDGE Ongar WW2 19 A.J. CHAPMAN Ongar WW1 A.C. ELLIS Willingale WW1 33 A.H. CHAPPEL Ongar WW1 A.G. ELLIS Blackmore WW1 24 V.C. CHEEK Moreton WW1 22 A.R. ELLIS Doddinghurst WW2 21 F. CHILDS Margaret Roding WW1 26 G.S. ELLIS Willingale WW1 20 B.W. CLARK Ongar WW1 22 J. ELLIS Norton Manderville WW1 H.T. CLARK Fyfield WW1 R.J. ELLIS Stondon Massey WW1 45 A.W. CLARKE Ongar WW1 30 A.C. ELMER Kelvedon WW1 21 C.E. CLARKE Navestock WW1 A. ELSEY Ongar WW1 41 W. CLARKE Navestock WW1 22 B.G. EMBERSON Aythorpe Roding WW1 J. CLAXTON Navestock WW1 M.W.W. EPPSTEIN Lambourne WW1 20 E.F. CLAYDON Moreton WW1 W.R. EPPSTEIN Lambourne WW1 27 A.D. CLEMENTS Toot Hill WW1 G. EVERETT Doddinghurst WW1 C.W. COGDALE Willingale WW1 21 S.C. FAIRHEAD Lambourne WW1 19 J. COLLER Theydon Mount WW1 22 J. FARR High Ongar WW1 R.D. COLNETT Willingale WW1 24 O.C. FAY Ongar WW2 20 J. COLVIN Willingale WW2 22 C.S. FIELD Lambourne WW2 28 E. COOK Lambourne WW2 29 P.J. FINCHAM Stanford Rivers WW1 21 H.G. COOK Stapleford Abbotts WW1 R.L. FITCH Kelvedon WW2 26 H.J. COOK Stapleford Abbotts WW1 W.W. FIXTER Blackmore WW1 20 L.W. COOK High Ongar WW1 19 E.R. FLACK Lambourne WW1 ? G.W. COOPER Ongar WW1 18 E.C. FOGG Fyfield WW1 H. CORDWELL High Ongar WW1 22 H.G. FOGG Fyfield WW1 21 D.J. CORY Ongar WW2 22 P. FOGG Fyfield WW1 20 F.P. COUSINS Willingale WW1 24 S.S. FOGG High Ongar WW1 37 J. COUSINS Ongar WW1 A.M. FOX Doddinghurst WW2 22 C.V. COWLER Ongar WW1 28 K. FRANCIS Fyfield Falklands 30 B. COWLING Navestock WW1 21 P. FRESHWATER Theydon Mount WW1 19 G.W. COX Navestock WW1 32 W.G. FRESHWATER Theydon Mount WW1 26 B.J. CRABB Lambourne WW1 ? R.T. FROST Kelvedon WW1 39 W. CRABB Magdalen Laver WW1 22 W.B. FURBANK Navestock WW1 20 J. CRANE Blackmore WW1 25 E. FURLONG Theydon Mount WW1 32 W.G. CRIPPS Navestock WW1 23 R.G.E. GALPIN Kelvedon WW1 38 E.H. CRISP Greensted WW1 32 H. GAME Blackmore WW1 38 E.A. CROP Greensted WW1 32 H.C. GAME Blackmore WW1 25 R.J. CROWE Ongar WW1 H.W. GANN Stondon Massey WW1 23 F.C. CUMMINGS Abbess Roding WW1 37 F. GARDINER Stanford Rivers WW1 A.B. DANDRIDGE Lambourne WW2 34 F. GARNHAM Stondon Massey WW1 D.E. DAVIDSON Willingale WW2 39 R.W. GARTON Willingale WW2 21 C. DAWKINS Bobbingworth WW1 24 R.W. GATES Lambourne WW2 F.C. DAY Abbess Roding. WW1 37 D.E. GAYER Doddinghurst WW2 45 F.C. DEEKS Stapleford Tawney WW1 26 W.J. GILBY Ongar WW1 24 W. DEEKS Stapleford Tawney WW1 W.J. GILLINGHAM Ongar WW1 19 R.D. DELANEY Stanford Rivers WW2 25 J.S. GINGELL High Laver WW1 W. DELLAR Navestock WW1 18 A. GODDING Blackmore WW1 30 C.W. DICKER Ongar WW1 21 F.R. GODFREY Lambourne WW2 24 C.V. DIMON Ongar WW1 19 A.E. GODSAFE Stapleford Abbotts WW1 S. DOE Toot Hill WW1 34 A.J. GODSAFE Stapleford Abbotts WW2 27 A.F. DONOVAN High Ongar WW1 P.J. GOODEY Magdalen Laver WW1 19 T.A. DONOVAN High Ongar WW1 21 F.H.H. GOODHART Lambourne WW1 31 G. DOUSE Kelvedon WW1 33 E. GOODMAN Doddinghurst WW2 33 E. DOWNHAM Ongar WW1 J. GOSLING Blackmore WW1 47 W. DOWNHAM Stanford Rivers WW1 26 A. GOULD Bobbingworth WW1 20 WAR HERO VILLAGE CONFLICT AGE WAR HERO VILLAGE CONFLICT AGE H.C. GRACE Lambourne WW1 25 H.W. KETTLE Shelley WW1 29 R.H. GRAY High Ongar WW2 26 C. KING Stapleford Abbotts WW1 23 W. GRAY Lambourne WW1 31 E.A. KING Ongar WW1 21 H.W. GRAYLING Navestock WW1 26 H.G. KING Kelvedon WW1 35 C.C. GREEN Ongar WW1 J. KING Willingale WW1 G. GREEN Stanford Rivers WW1 19 R.H. KING Toot Hill WW1 32 A.E. GREENAWAY Lambourne WW1 33 S.R. KING Kelvedon WW2 18 G. GREENAWAY Lambourne WW1 21 W. KING High Ongar WW1 28 R.T. GREENING Stanford Rivers Cyprus 18 W. KING Toot Hill WW1 32 W.E. GREWCOCK Navestock WW1 C.E. KITTLE Stapleford Abbotts WW1 18 L.E.
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    Highways and Transportation Department Page 1 List produced under section 36 of the Highways Act. DISTRICT NAME: EPPING Information Correct at : 01-APR-2018 PARISH NAME: ABBESS BEAUCHAMP AND BERNERS RODING ROAD NAME LOCATION STATUS ABBESS ROAD CLASS III ANCHOR LANE UNCLASSIFIED BERNERS RODING ROAD UNCLASSIFIED BERWICK LANE ABBESS BEAUCHAMP UNCLASSIFIED BIRDS GREEN CLASS III DUKES LANE UNCLASSIFIED DUNMOW ROAD ABBESS BEAUCHAMP B ROAD FRAYES CHASE PRIVATE ROAD GREEN HILL ROAD CLASS III HURDLE LANE UNCLASSIFIED PARKERS FARM LANE UNCLASSIFIED SCHOOL LANE CLASS III SCHOOL LANE UNCLASSIFIED SNOWS FARM LANE UNCLASSIFIED WAPLES MILL FARM ROAD ABBESS BEAUCHAMP CLASS III WAPLES MILL ROAD ABBESS BEAUCHAMP CLASS III WOODEND LANE UNCLASSIFIED TOTAL 17 Highways and Transportation Department Page 2 List produced under section 36 of the Highways Act. DISTRICT NAME: EPPING Information Correct at : 01-APR-2018 PARISH NAME: BOBBINGWORTH ROAD NAME LOCATION STATUS ASHLYNS LANE UNCLASSIFIED BLAKE HALL ROAD CLASS III BOBBINGWORTH MILL BOBBINGWORTH UNCLASSIFIED BRIDGE ROAD CLASS III EPPING ROAD A ROAD GAINSTHORPE ROAD UNCLASSIFIED HOBBANS FARM ROAD BOBBINGWORTH UNCLASSIFIED LOWER BOBBINGWORTH GREEN UNCLASSIFIED MORETON BRIDGE CLASS III MORETON ROAD CLASS III MORETON ROAD UNCLASSIFIED NEWHOUSE LANE UNCLASSIFIED PEDLARS END UNCLASSIFIED PENSON'S LANE UNCLASSIFIED STONY LANE UNCLASSIFIED TOTAL 15 Highways and Transportation Department Page 3 List produced under section 36 of the Highways Act. DISTRICT NAME: EPPING Information Correct at : 01-APR-2018 PARISH NAME:
  • Stanford Rivers House

    Stanford Rivers House

    Stanford Rivers House London Road Stanford Rivers, Essex PLANNING AND HERITAGE STATEMENT For REPLACEMENT PORCH January 2015 Ian Alderton MCIAT Accredited Conservationist ACIOB FFB 64 Chapel Hill, Halstead, Essex, CO9 1JP Mobile: 07508 705450 [email protected] www.architecturalmanagement.co.uk Stanford Rivers House Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction and Purpose 1 2.0 The Application Site 2 3.0 General Description of the Heritage Asset 2 4.0 Description of the Proposal 3 5.0 Impact Assessment 4 6.0 Conclusion 4 Stanford Rivers House 1.0 Introduction and Purpose This Planning and Heritage Impact Statement is to accompany a Listed Building Application by Mr P Richards for the replacement of the main porch to the front of the house. The site address is Stanford Rivers House, 135 London Road, Stanford Rivers, Essex CM5 9PP. This report is to be read in conjunction with the architectural proposals produced by Architectural Management. The general format of this report will be; To briefly describe the setting and the Heritage Asset To describe the proposed work To describe the impact of the proposal upon the Listed building Conclusion The extent of works proposed under this application is minor and the extent and content of this report are commensurate with this. Stanford Rivers House Stanford Rivers House January 2015 Page 1 N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 4 January 2014 2.0 The Application site The application site is on the south side of the A113 London Road, some 2 miles south west of the town of Chipping Ongar, in an area known as Hare Street.