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The October edition of
Cressing Community Magazine is available to download from the link above
Editorial for October......
In September the Cressing Autumn Show and the Scarecrow Festival marked the end of summer, a summer very much too hot and dry for some of us and our gardens!
Now October is here and we are into Autumn, the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness. The days are getting shorter and worse still at the end of the month we alter the clocks and winter looms on the horizon. But now it's apple season and on Sunday 11th October the annual Apple Day will return to Cressing Temple Barns. There will be heritage apples to try and experts to identify your apples and give advice. There will also be fun for all the family with entertainments such as craft and produce stalls, beekeeping, Morris dancing, re-enactments of medieval and Tudor life and special activities for children. More information can be found here
https://thefriendsofcressingtemple.org/apple-day/
Enjoy what nice days we have left. Betty and Ursula
Do you use Bulford Mill Lane? Have you experienced problems using this lane? Would you like to see a solution?
If you would like to see a resolution, there is currently a petition on Change.org that you could support to ask for some attention and answers from the Local and Highways authorities
Bulford Mill Lane Petition link
Use the URL : https://www.change.org/p/improve-safety-on-bulford-mill-lane-cressing-essex
This month's list of Events and Activities is on the Editorial page and on the Upcoming Events tab on the website.
If you run a group or would like to advertise any others, please let the editorial team have the details via one of the contact links so they can be included in the next magazine.
Continuing thanks to everyone who supports the magazine by reading, advertising or with contributions.
Contributions from residents both old and new are always welcome.
Previous issues of the magazine that have been published online are available here
These photographs represent a small part of the character and history of Cressing Parish
These photographs represent a small part of the character and history of Cressing Parish
Cressing Village past
Cressing Village now
Stubbles Barn, Mill Lane and Bulford Mill
Cressing Temple Barns
Cressing Temple Gardens
Cressing has an extensive prime agricultural presence in the district and forms part of the Silver End Farm Land Plateau
Cressing Tye Green Store
Cressing Primary School
Cressing Tye Green
St Barnabas Church Hall Cressing Tye Green
Cressing Railway Station
Avondale, Cressing Tye Green
All Saints Church Cressing
Cressing Evangelical Church
Village Indigo Restaurant -formerly the Willows
Fowlers Farm Restaurant
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