Essex Villages
There are currently 60 villages listed for Essex.
- Castle Hedingham is located about five miles west of Halstead. It has a fascinating past, having grown up around its Norman castle. This website includes a brief history and both old and modern photos and records.
- Bulletin Board for the villages of Little Oakley and Great Oakley. Local issues can be discussed here.
- A website to aid communication between village organisations and the wider populace.
- Hempstead is a small historic village situated seven miles east of Saffron Walden in the north-west corner of Essex. The notorious highwayman Dick Turpin was born in the village public house.
- Bulletin Board for the villages of Little Oakley and Great Oakley. Local issues can be discussed here.
- Bulletin Board for the villages of Little Oakley and Great Oakley. Local issues can be discussed here.
- A website for Little Oakley, Essex with information about the village and updates from the Parish Council.
- Lower Sheering, the manor of Cowicks (Quickbury) in the Domesday book, has about 1100 households and lies in the Stort Valley adjoining the town of Sawbridgeworth. There is a thriving business community in the old maltings and a pub and hotel.
- A new website launched July 2006 including local news, events, classified advertising, directory of local businesses and much much more.
- A rural community in the heart of the north Essex countryside, yet only 1 hour from central London and 20 minutes from Stansted Airport
- The name Sheering is probably derived from Anglo-Saxon for "settlement of the people of Scir". There are several early moated sites on either side of The Street in Sheering Village. In the Domesday Book of 1087, Sheering appears as a substantial settlemen
- Widdington is a small picturesque village in north Essex
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Last updated Friday 19 April 2024
Last updated Friday 19 April 2024