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Between the hours of 13.00hrs Sunday 29/05/2005 and 07.30hrs Monday 30/05/2005, three garden sheds were broken into in Standon and various items, including a ladies mountain bike and fishing equipment. Be aware who is about when you are walking or driving in and out from home, any suspicious vehicles try to get the number plate and I encourage people to contact police with anything suspicious as usually this gut feeling proves right. |
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St Mary's Church Hall, Braughing
1 & 2 May 2005
Some may recall the Braughing British Legion Branch commemorative display for the 50th anniversary of the ending of World War II in Europe.
For the 60th anniversary this May our small branch was able to ask The Braughing Aviation Society to join in the mounting of a larger two-day display to commemorate, perhaps for the last time within Braughing, the sacrifices and hardships made by so many from 1939 to 1945, which now allow us to enjoy the full freedom in life and work we all enjoy today.
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The summer term has already proved to be exciting with many activities deviating from the norm. We were extremely pleased to accept the offer from the Tennis club of training sessions for all the children over a two-day period. These were thoroughly enjoyed and hopefully the children will continue to enjoy this sport both for exercise and recreation. There may even be a champion in our midst! |
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On the evening of 5 May a Police helicopter caused a certain amount of consternation by sweeping back and forth over the Braughing Friars area of the village with searchlights and heat-seeking equipment . The reason for this activity was that Police believed a Bishops Stortford male with suicidal tendencies was in the area parked in his car. He was not considered to pose any danger to anyone other than himself. On operations such as this it is simply not possible to contact everyone in the path of the helicopter to alleviate fears. However any householder who has concerns in any future incident should make a call to the police non-emergency number 0845330022 for information. Ned Dailly |
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