Waltham Abbey Residents Association

Striving for a Better Town

Waltham Abbey Residents Association

Striving for a Better Town

Waltham Abbey Residents Association

Striving for a Better Town

Waltham Abbey Residents Association

Striving for a Better Town

Waltham Abbey Residents Association

Striving for a Better Town

Welcome to WARA

Waltham Abbey Residents Association (WARA) acts on behalf of residents living in Waltham Abbey, we are a voluntary non-political organisation and we take this opportunity to welcome all visitors to our website. We try to help with planning issues or objections local residents may have in their local community,  that may cause distress to residents if they proceed.

If you are new residents to Waltham Abbey or possibly still considering whether to move to our Historic Town,please take a few minutes to review our website, it just might help you make up your mind.

Please feel free to contact us for any further assistance we may be able to offer.

We may occasionally need to employ professionals for advice, such as Solicitors or Consultants to assist us or act on behalf of our residents. This is to ensure that whatever we may state publicly or write on a particular issue, is in fact honest, lawful and accurate. In order to employ these professionals we rely on donations to fund this work and would be grateful for any financial assistance you maybe able to offer.

News

W/Abbey street lights off

Waltham Abbey residents join hundreds opposing street lights switch off in Epping Forest HUNDREDS of people have signed a petition calling for street lights to remain on in Epping Forest.Essex County Council introduced “part-night lighting” at the weekend, in which 70...

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News from previous web site

Hi all the police finally actioned a section 61 after we put much pressure on EFDC they left the cornmill carpark and moved to the carpark on the Abbey gardens which is Lea Valley Regional Park Authorities land they have stronger eviction powers to get them moved on...

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Knolly’s Nursery & Wara News

Letter to Guardian Newspaper Nov 7th 2013 It is with mixed emotion that we write to you today Firstly we at WARA are very happy that the proposed development for Knolly’s Nursery was refused at the recent planning committee meeting. We would like it to be noted, the...

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Pickfield Nursey site

This site has come back to life again after several rejections in the past. WARA recently had a call from developers who invited the committee to visit the site and listen to their proposals. The nursery is situated half way along Pick Hill on the LHS approx 200 mtrs...

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Knolly’s Nursey

Phew only just managed to win that one with a 6:5 majority vote. Counselor Liz Webster changed her opinion on this matter from last year's application and led the case this time for its approval. However,  common sense again prevailed and the proposal was once again...

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Picks Farm press release

You may or may not be aware that W.A.R.A. (Waltham Abbey Residents Association) has undergone a change of personnel, as two key members left the committee recently. Due to this change, W.A.R.A’S Facebook has had to be taken down, as it was run from a personal account...

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Picks Farm E4 Objection Letter

  Ms Jill ShinglerEpping Forest District CouncilDirectorate of Planning & Economic DevelopmentCivic OfficesHigh StreetEppingEssexCM16 4BZ Re: Application  EPF/2097/13 Picks Farm Sewardstone Road Waltham Abbey, Essex  E4 7RA  Dear Ms Shingler. We, at Waltham...

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Reports, Reference Material & Correspondence

Testing the soundness of Development Plan Documents - Planning Inspectorate (July 2008) East of England G&T Accommodation - Examination in Public Panel Report (December 2008) Secretary of State's proposals on pitch numbers (March 2009) Brief for Planning...

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6000 Members!

Dec 2013 - Almost 6000 residents have joined our association, if you would like to join, or have any questions, please feel free to contact us!

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