17 September 2026 - Council Business
Fresh Joy Rider Damage to Malting Green
A fresh case of joy riding on Malting Green took place overnight 15th to 16th of September 26 with significant damage caused.
Layer de le Haye is situated just south of Colchester with a population of circa 2,000. The Parish Council has nine councillors who represent the residents of the village. Services in the village include the recreation field, the village hall where many functions are held, tennis courts and allotments. In addition the village benefits from open areas such as Malting Green. The council offices are located in the village hall located at New Cut, Layer de la Haye, Essex, CO2 0EH. The office is normally open on Mondays 09:30 to 12:30 and 13:30 to 16:30. Variations to those times re published on the noticeboard by the bus shelter opposite The Fox.
Queen Elizabeth Village Hall,
New Cut,
Layer de la Haye,
Essex,
CO2 0EH
There are currently no scheduled meetings
A fresh case of joy riding on Malting Green took place overnight 15th to 16th of September 26 with significant damage caused.
Colchester City Council is undertaking consultation on the Colchester Submission Draft Local Plan and Sustainability Appraisal in accordance with Regulation 19 of the Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012.
You are welcome to come and express a view, or ask a question, at any of the meetings
Chairman Brian Turner contacted the Colchester District Commander at Essex Police to seek some action on worsening antisocial driving and noise issues in the village.
Come along to St John the Baptist Church in Layer de la Haye
in Layer Village Hall on Friday 13th November beginning at 7.30pm In aid of your local village Church Funds
Unless otherwise stated, parish council meetings are held on the 2nd Monday of each month at 19:30 in the village hall, New Cut.
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Councillor, Chair of the Parish Council
Vice Chair, Chair of the Personnel Committee
Councillor, Chair of the Finance Approval Committee
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