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All those who attended the First Aid course we hosted in 2017 will remember how good it was - and how much we all learned. By popular demand, we're planning to run another one this summer. You'll learn to save a life with CPR, use a defibrillator, and take the lead in case of an emergency - plus much more.
Time, place and date will be fixed and confirmed once we have definite numbers - so please sign up now and make it a successful day with a strong cohort. You can email staplefordabbottsparishcouncil@gmail.com or call or text the Parish Clerk direct on 07599 249962
Epping Open Gardens 2022 in partnership with Epping Ongar Railway and Epping Forest District Council Community Culture & Wellbeing team are providing a FREE day out for residents in the district living with dementia or mild cognitive impairment to enjoy with a friend, family member or carer.
Everyone hates fly-tipping - it's a perennial problem which poses a danger to residents, drivers, wildlife and the environment alike. If you see it in the parish, you can report it to EFDC online on the link below - with details of the location and a picture:
https://www.eppingforestdc.gov.uk/recycling-and-rubbish/report-dumped-rubbish-and-fly-tipping/
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As per regulations, we have completed our annual Parish Council returns under the auspices of PKF Littlejohn. Certificate and statement are attached here.
A quick reminder to all those planning to attend the Right Royal Picnic at St Mary's Church tomorrow at 3pm - in case of inclement weather the venue will be moved to the Village Hall.
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee is nearly here!
To mark – and share – this historic occasion as a community, we’re hosting a small gathering to light a beacon, as per many other towns and villages across the British Isles. Everyone is welcome!
Venue is St Mary’s Church, Church Lane, Stapleford Abbotts on June 2 2022
Meet at 9.15pm for lighting at 9.45pm
Tea & coffee and cake will be served!
The Jubilee is on the way - and lots of people will be dressing up their houses over the weekend. If anyone in Stapleford Abbotts with gates that could be made a bit more patriotic would like to have some bunting, please let us know onstaplefordabbottsparishcouncil
Ride London is coming on Sunday May 29 - we are aware that many people are worried because of the upheaval this will generate with road closures and cycle traffic. The organisers will be at the Rabbits on Monday May 9 at 6-7.30pm, to answer questions and offer advice. Drop-in session will be in the conservatory.
STAPLEFORD ABBOTTS PARISH COUNCIL
Email: StaplefordAbbottsParishCouncil@gmail.com
Future Meetings for 2022/2023
2022
Tuesday 3rd May 2022
Tuesday 7th June 2022
Tuesday 5th July 2022
- No meeting in August 2022 -
Tuesday 6th September 2022
Tuesday 4th October 2022
Tuesday 1st November 2022
Tuesday 6th December 2022
2023
Tuesday 10th January 2023
Tuesday 7th February 2023
Tuesday 7th March 2023
Tuesday 4th April 2023
Provisional date for AGM Tuesday April 18 2023
A 'Community Response Hub' to assist with storm-related incidents across the Ongar Rural county council division - which includes Ongar, The Rodings, Moreton, Willingale, Fyfield, Stanford Rivers, Abridge and Stapleford Abbotts - is now based at The Kings Head, Ongar.If you need assistance with a non-emergency incident email jaymey@icloud.com
Everything Epping Forest is running a dedicated Storm Updates page with 'rolling news' updates for the Epping Forest district.
Bookmark https://bit.ly/EEF-
Mental Health First Aid Training is available for all Councillors, Clerk and
residents. This training will help you to understand how to support yourself, your staff and colleagues and your residents. Book online directly
Free Mental Health First Aid Training
J9 Domestic Abuse training is available to all Councillors , Clerks and residents.
This training is vital to help your staff and residents know how to signpost and
give safe haven to those in need.
J9community@outlook.com
Living with dementia is something that many of your residents and their families do everyday. This training can help you to understand how you can support them. Becoming a Dementia Friend