Listed in the Domesday Book in 1086, the Civil Parish of Great Hallingbury now comprises seven hamlets located along the Roman road of Stane Street or around the perimeter of the former Hallingbury Place Estate, adjacent to Hatfield Forest. In addition to Great Hallingbury village, these include Anvil Cross, Bedlars Green, Howe Green, Thremhall, Tilekiln Green and Woodside Green.
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Useful Contacts
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Emergency Contacts
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Local Issues
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Village Events
Events in Great Hallingbury or nearby of interest to all
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Great Hallingbury Highlights
Copies of the Village quarterly magazine
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Village Hall
Splendid hall used by Village societies and available for hire
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History Society
Regular meetings with a speaker most months plus occasional
outings and special projects
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Hallingbury Ladies
Regular meetings and lunches (successor to the WI)
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Clubs and Societies
A wide variety of interesting groups meet regularly at the Village
Hall or nearby​ and would welcome new members.
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Phone Box Lending Library
Take a book to the phone box and exchange it for one you
can take home to read
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Great Hallingbury Neighbours Association
Formed to fight planning threats to the Village and to create
opportunities for friendly socialising amongst residents
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Neighbourhood Plan
A plan for the Village to help protect us against encroaching
developments
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Parish Council
Meets every other month. Open to the public.
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St Giles' Church
One of the Churches of the Six Villages
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Neighbourhood Watch
Weekly updates from Essex Police
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Speedwatch
Not to catch speeding motorists but
to slow them down
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History of Great Hallingbury
Brief history of the village
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Nearby Attractions
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Activities
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Cultural
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Historic
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Nature
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Sports
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Directory of Local Businesses
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If you would like to see other topics included, please contact the webmaster on hello@greathallingburycommunity.co.uk and we will try to include them
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