Better play at Coopersale
Children in Coopersale have been enjoying new play equipment in their playground this summer.
5 Oct 2005
Children in Coopersale have been enjoying new play equipment in their playground this summer.
Liberal Democrat councillors are pressing Essex County Council to reveal the timetable for implementing Epping's parking review, which is now running months behind schedule.
A new secondary school for Epping and the surrounding area is one step closer after district councillors gave outline planning permission in July.
Swaines Green - the land behind Lower Swaines, Coronation Hill and part of Shaftesbury Avenue in Epping - has finally received the protection the land deserves.
They also raised concerns about the number of lorry movements. The council and the developers have made efforts to enable the lorries to exit directly from the motorway but the Highways Agency will not allow this. It is hoped that most of the lorry movements will be completed in about six months.
In July local councillors Kay Rush and Janet Whitehouse accompanied council officers on their regular visit to Parsonage Farm golf course. For three hours they and representatives of the golf course walked the site inspecting the height of the mounds and the depth of the holes.