Useful Links and Information

Berden Social Club Mailchimp, keep abreast of village events and news by adding yourself to the SC Email list  Berden Mailchimp link here


If you wish to have a berden.org email account please contact Easylink using the link below. For a small fee you can obtain a personal email account.

Berden.org Email login contact  https://easykey.uk


Berden Facebook Page www.facebook.com/BerdenVillage


Berden and Manuden Parish Magazine. 

Our Parish News covers the villages of Manuden and Berden, and is produced monthly. It is delivered to subscribers by a team of volunteers in each village.

The magazine features:

    • Useful contacts for Clubs and local organisations

    • Church News and Services

    • Manuden News

    • News of interest to both Manuden & Berden, including events in neighbouring towns and villages and local information

    • Berden News giving “What’s On”, details of future social events, local interest articles and news, and often photos of various events in the village.


Local Footpath map https://footpathmap.co.uk/map/?zoom=15&lng=0.12888&lat=51.94319


BERDEN VILLAGE GREEN DEFIBRILLATOR

Anybody living within 1600 meters of the telephone box should be referred to it, by the 999 operator, if it is needed. The only Berden homes that are outside of this area are those at the far end of Potash Lane. However SPEED IS THE KEY so the further away you live the greater the urgency. Think about calling somebody who lives close to the telephone box for help.

BERDEN VILLAGE GREEN DEFIBRILLATOR – CM23 1AS

IN AN EMERGENCY

The caller should first ring 999 or 112 from a mobile and report the emergency, including the postcode of the incident location, to the ambulance service.  You can also provide an accurate incident location through the use of the ‘What3Words’ app. If you do not have this, the ambulance service will send you a text message with your location. Whilst the ambulance will know where you and available defibrillators are, tell the operator that there is a defibrillator nearby and the appropriate postcode for the machine, in this instance it is CM23 1AS and that the What3Words code is cooking.alley.skews. The operator will, if the circumstances dictate, instruct the caller to use the machine and give the digital code to unlock the yellow cabinet. Once activated the defibrillator will give the user very clear instructions. Training is beneficial, but in an emergency you can use this device without training.

  • Wear gloves, if quickly possible.
  • Place a light towel or similar over the victim’s nose and mouth.
  • You MUST check to see if the patient is breathing. Place your ear close to the covered mouth and listen and look at the chest to see if it moves. You can place your hand on the chest to detect movement.

Under no circumstances should a patient be left on their own whilst somebody is collecting the unit – get help – and  chest compressions should be started as soon as possible and before the defibrillator arrives on the scene. The ambulance telephone operator will also give advice and help on how best to deal with the situation.

Video help for using Defibrillator – Video Link

Further information can be obtained from – John Burton 01279 777674


Fancy staying in our Church? – https://champing.co.uk/church/berden-essex-st-nicholas-church/


STANSTED ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

St Therese of Lisieux

High Lane, Stansted CM24 8LQ

www.sttheresastansted.org

Priest Father Clement Orango

Tel: 814349

Email: frclementorango@dioceseofbrentwood.org

Parish Rev’d Deacon Des Connors

Deacon Tel: 07748 464101

Email: desconnors@dioceseofbrentwood.org

Administrator

Clair Rava

Tel: 816889

Email: stansted@dioceseofbrentwood.org

Masses

Saturday 6.00pm

Sunday 10.00am

Monday 9.30am

Tuesday 8.00pm (Latin)

Wednesday 12.30pm

Thursday 9.30am

Friday 9.30am

Confessions

Every day for half an hour before each Mass

Baptism By appointment


Roadworks planned (continuously updated) http://roadworks.org/.


District Council (which includes local planning and recycling/waste collections)  website


Essex County Council  website


Hertfordshire County Council website


Bishop’s Stortford Town Council   website


Saffron Walden Town Council  website


Manuden Village  website


Clavering Village  website


The Pelhams  http://www.stockingpelhampc.org.uk


Newport Doctors Surgery website


Local News

Bishop’s Stortford Independent

Hertfordshire Mercury

Saffron Walden Reporter


Essex Walks www.walkinginengland.co.uk/essex


Public Transport https://www.traveline.info


Train information trainline.com


The Hundred Parishes Society website www.hundredparishes.org.uk


Saffron Walden Museum www.swmuseum.org.uk


Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) alexander.horne@essex.pnn.police.uk

Alexander (Simon) Horne (Collar number 71102)

The rural PCSO for our area covering many small villages and hamlets. He has been a PCSO for six years and has 15 years experience as a Special Constable.

Mobile 07889 702340

Telephone 101 ext 395103


Home-Start Uttlesford, set up in 1984, is a local branch of the national voluntary organisation, with charitable status, in which volunteers offer regular support, friendship and practical help to families with young children under stress in their own homes helping to prevent family crisis and breakdown.

www.homestartuttlesford.org.uk


UK Power Networks

In the event of a power cut these are the contact details you may need.

Landline telephone: 0800 31 63 105

Mobile: 0333 32 32 105

Text: POWER and your postcode to 80876

Website: ukpowernetworks.co.uk/powercut


NHS 111

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Grove Cottage is the home of Mencap in Bishop’s Stortford and provides social and educational activities for people of all ages with a learning disability.

Grove Cottage has an open-door policy and will support people regardless of location, if you can get to us then we are delighted to help you.

Our Mission: To provide social and educational activities for people of all ages with learning disabilities and special additional needs; to help them develop their potential, avoid social isolation by supporting lifelong friendships, and to provide respite for their families.

Our Vision: A world in which every individual has the opportunity to learn, develop, integrate into society and exercise choices, and where families can enjoy a regular family life.

Value Statement: Grove Cottage is a professional, passionate community, enriching lives and giving those who learn differently the opportunity to achieve their potential.

Grove Cottage is a registered charity managed by a board of Trustees with a wealth of experience of special needs and education.

Grove Cottage is affiliated with The Royal Mencap Society but is run independently and receives no funding from the national body.

We run all our clubs with a mix of part time staff and volunteers. Without their amazing dedication and commitment, Grove Cottage would not exist.

https://www.mencapgrovecottage.org


ECM logo

Need to report something to the Police that is not an emergency?

You can report Non-Emergency Crimes, Road Traffic Collisions, Hate Crimes and more online as well as get advice on whether this is an issue that Police deal with, or a local authority.

 whether on a desktop computer, laptop, tablet or mobile phone to visit the ‘Do It Online’ section of our website.
If you need to report something where there is immediate threat to life or property then as always dial 999. 

Thanks,

Essex Police Crime Bureau.

https://essexcommunitymessaging.org


 

Our Parish News covers the villages of Manuden and Berden, and is produced monthly. It is delivered to subscribers by a team of volunteers in each village.

The magazine features:

    • Useful contacts for Clubs and local organisations

    • Church News and Services

    • Manuden News

    • News of interest to both Manuden & Berden, including events in neighbouring towns and villages and local information

    • Berden News giving “What’s On”, details of future social events, local interest articles and news, and often photos of various events in the village.


Local Footpath map https://footpathmap.co.uk/map/?zoom=15&lng=0.12888&lat=51.94319


BERDEN VILLAGE GREEN DEFIBRILLATOR

Anybody living within 1600 meters of the telephone box should be referred to it, by the 999 operator, if it is needed. The only Berden homes that are outside of this area are those at the far end of Potash Lane. However SPEED IS THE KEY so the further away you live the greater the urgency. Think about calling somebody who lives close to the telephone box for help.

BERDEN VILLAGE GREEN DEFIBRILLATOR – CM23 1AS

IN AN EMERGENCY

The caller should first ring 999 or 112 from a mobile and report the emergency, including the postcode of the incident location, to the ambulance service.  You can also provide an accurate incident location through the use of the ‘What3Words’ app. If you do not have this, the ambulance service will send you a text message with your location. Whilst the ambulance will know where you and available defibrillators are, tell the operator that there is a defibrillator nearby and the appropriate postcode for the machine, in this instance it is CM23 1AS and that the What3Words code is cooking.alley.skews. The operator will, if the circumstances dictate, instruct the caller to use the machine and give the digital code to unlock the yellow cabinet. Once activated the defibrillator will give the user very clear instructions. Training is beneficial, but in an emergency you can use this device without training.

  • Wear gloves, if quickly possible.
  • Place a light towel or similar over the victim’s nose and mouth.
  • You MUST check to see if the patient is breathing. Place your ear close to the covered mouth and listen and look at the chest to see if it moves. You can place your hand on the chest to detect movement.

Under no circumstances should a patient be left on their own whilst somebody is collecting the unit – get help – and  chest compressions should be started as soon as possible and before the defibrillator arrives on the scene. The ambulance telephone operator will also give advice and help on how best to deal with the situation.

Video help for using Defibrillator – Video Link

Further information can be obtained from – John Burton 01279 777674


Fancy staying in our Church? – https://champing.co.uk/church/berden-essex-st-nicholas-church/


STANSTED ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

St Therese of Lisieux

High Lane, Stansted CM24 8LQ

www.sttheresastansted.org

Priest Father Clement Orango

Tel: 814349

Email: frclementorango@dioceseofbrentwood.org

Parish Rev’d Deacon Des Connors

Deacon Tel: 07748 464101

Email: desconnors@dioceseofbrentwood.org

Administrator

Clair Rava

Tel: 816889

Email: stansted@dioceseofbrentwood.org

Masses

Saturday 6.00pm

Sunday 10.00am

Monday 9.30am

Tuesday 8.00pm (Latin)

Wednesday 12.30pm

Thursday 9.30am

Friday 9.30am

Confessions

Every day for half an hour before each Mass

Baptism By appointment


Roadworks planned (continuously updated) http://roadworks.org/.


District Council (which includes local planning and recycling/waste collections)  website


Essex County Council  website


Hertfordshire County Council website


Bishop’s Stortford Town Council   website


Saffron Walden Town Council  website


Manuden Village  website


Clavering Village  website


The Pelhams  http://www.stockingpelhampc.org.uk


Newport Doctors Surgery website


Local News

Bishop’s Stortford Independent

Hertfordshire Mercury

Saffron Walden Reporter


Essex Walks www.walkinginengland.co.uk/essex


Public Transport https://www.traveline.info


Train information trainline.com


The Hundred Parishes Society website www.hundredparishes.org.uk


Saffron Walden Museum www.swmuseum.org.uk


Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) alexander.horne@essex.pnn.police.uk

Alexander (Simon) Horne (Collar number 71102)

The rural PCSO for our area covering many small villages and hamlets. He has been a PCSO for six years and has 15 years experience as a Special Constable.

Mobile 07889 702340

Telephone 101 ext 395103


Home-Start Uttlesford, set up in 1984, is a local branch of the national voluntary organisation, with charitable status, in which volunteers offer regular support, friendship and practical help to families with young children under stress in their own homes helping to prevent family crisis and breakdown.

www.homestartuttlesford.org.uk


UK Power Networks

In the event of a power cut these are the contact details you may need.

Landline telephone: 0800 31 63 105

Mobile: 0333 32 32 105

Text: POWER and your postcode to 80876

Website: ukpowernetworks.co.uk/powercut


NHS 111

73976DL1d1102_Leaflet.indd 73976DL1d1102_Leaflet.indd 73976DL1d1102_Leaflet.indd

73976DL1d1102_Leaflet.indd


logo

Grove Cottage is the home of Mencap in Bishop’s Stortford and provides social and educational activities for people of all ages with a learning disability.

Grove Cottage has an open-door policy and will support people regardless of location, if you can get to us then we are delighted to help you.

Our Mission: To provide social and educational activities for people of all ages with learning disabilities and special additional needs; to help them develop their potential, avoid social isolation by supporting lifelong friendships, and to provide respite for their families.

Our Vision: A world in which every individual has the opportunity to learn, develop, integrate into society and exercise choices, and where families can enjoy a regular family life.

Value Statement: Grove Cottage is a professional, passionate community, enriching lives and giving those who learn differently the opportunity to achieve their potential.

Grove Cottage is a registered charity managed by a board of Trustees with a wealth of experience of special needs and education.

Grove Cottage is affiliated with The Royal Mencap Society but is run independently and receives no funding from the national body.

We run all our clubs with a mix of part time staff and volunteers. Without their amazing dedication and commitment, Grove Cottage would not exist.

https://www.mencapgrovecottage.org


ECM logo

Need to report something to the Police that is not an emergency?

You can report Non-Emergency Crimes, Road Traffic Collisions, Hate Crimes and more online as well as get advice on whether this is an issue that Police deal with, or a local authority.

 whether on a desktop computer, laptop, tablet or mobile phone to visit the ‘Do It Online’ section of our website.
If you need to report something where there is immediate threat to life or property then as always dial 999. 

Thanks,

Essex Police Crime Bureau.

https://essexcommunitymessaging.org