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Suzanne Harris Development Manager Development Manager Rural Community Council of Essex Reg Charity No.: 1097009 Reg Company No.: 4609624 Rural Services Priorities (from Essex LAA 2008 11) Key services within a parish 1. Shop (general store),


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Suzanne Harris Development Manager Development Manager Rural Community Council of Essex

Reg Charity No.: 1097009 Reg Company No.: 4609624

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Rural Services Priorities

(from Essex LAA 2008‐11)

1.

Key services within a parish

  • Shop (general store), post office, cash point & paypoint

2.

Ability to access essential services

Shop (general store), post office, hospital, GP, pharmacy

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An Overview

Survey distributed in November 2010 to all 279

parishes in Essex parishes in Essex C l d d b i h

Completed surveys were returned by 172 parishes; a

response rate of 62%

The analysis is based upon the 172 responses

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Shops and services p

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Shops and services p

21 Post Offices have closed over the last 5 years

BUT 8% f i h h P Offi

BUT 78% of parishes have access to Post Office

services:

48% 17% 5%

PO in Parish

30%

PO in Parish Public transport No Access (without a car) U k Unknown

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Shops and services p

56 parishes (33%) have experienced shop closures over

the last 5 years the last 5 years

11 parishes have no shops left as a result of closures in

the last 5 years the last 5 years

Closures by category:

General Store Unknown 5% Store 28% Other 5% Baker 7% Butcher Other 55% 5%

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Shops and services p

78 parishes do have a general store in the parish

68 i h d h l

68 parishes do not have a general store

Districts with highest deprivation are Braintree and

Uttl f d Uttlesford

38 of those without a general store have public

t t t transport to access one

21 have no access (without a car) to one:

8 in Braintree 5 in Maldon

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Shops and services p

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Shops and services p

147 parishes have at least one pub 33 pubs have closed over the last 5 years 33 pubs have closed over the last 5 years

3 parishes have lost their last pub as a result of closure Districts with highest number of closures are Districts with highest number of closures are

Chelmsford, Braintree, Maldon and Tendring with between 5‐7 closures

4 pubs have closed in Uttlesford

53 parishes have a cafe or restaurant 45 parishes have a takeaway food outlet

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Shops and services p

18 parishes have a bank or building society

i h h ATM h i

52 parishes have an ATM or cash point 98 do not have either a bank/building society or an

ATM/ h i i h i h ATM/cash point in the parish

57 parishes do not have a general store, access to Post

Office services, Bank or cash point

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Medical and care

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Medical and care

Access to a GP Surgery:

GP Surgery in Parish No Access (without a Unknown 9% 31% (

  • u a

car) 16% Visiting GP Public transport 39% Visiting GP 5% 39%

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Medical and care

Distance from nearest Community Hospital:

Community H it l i Unknown % Hospital in Parish 2% 19% Up to 9 miles 56% 10 miles+ 23%

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Medical and care

Distance from nearest A&E:

Under 10 20+ miles Unknown 14% miles 29% 20+ miles 6% 10 ‐ 19 miles 51% 5 %

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Medical and care

65 parishes have a Pharmacy at a GP surgery in the

parish parish

29 have an independent pharmacy in the parish 42 parishes have a prescription delivery service – a

42 parishes have a prescription delivery service a quarter of these are run by volunteers; the rest are run by the pharmacy

48 parishes have a journey of up to 9 miles where a

pharmacy or prescription delivery service is not il bl available

Bradwell‐on‐Sea is 10‐14 miles away from the nearest

pharmacy pharmacy

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Places of worship p

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Places of worship

163 parishes have at least one church

6 h l h l

46 have at least one chapel Other religious presences include:

Quaker Meeting House Gospel Hall Buddist Retreat Brethren Meeting House Youth Church Pentecostal Church

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Communication and information Communication and information services

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Communication and information services

162 have at least one notice board 161 parishes have one or more newsletters 161 parishes have one or more newsletters 128 have a website

h bli IT f ili i

33 have public IT facilities

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Recreation and social facilities

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Recreation and social facilities

143 parishes have a village hall

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139 have children's play areas 134 have a village green/open space 91 have at least one sports club 75 have allotments 74 have a church hall 60 have a school hall available for public events

60 have a school hall available for public events

51 have a social club

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Transport p

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Transport p

90 parishes have some form of community transport

47 have a community minibus

47 y

37 parishes have Dial‐a‐ride 19 have a community car scheme 16 have some other form of community transport such as a 16 have some other form of community transport such as a

hospital hopper bus, shopper bus and a taxi voucher scheme

3 have a car sharing scheme

Accessibility:

Highest is Brentwood – 56% of parishes within the district Highest is Brentwood 56% of parishes within the district

have access to community transport

Lowest is Epping Forest – 21% of parishes in the district have

access to community transport access to community transport

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Crime prevention Crime prevention

135 parishes have a PCSO 135 parishes have a PCSO 103 have a neighbourhood police officer 8 h

t f li ffi

83 have some type of police office:

8 have a police station permanently staffed

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12 have a police station not permanently staffed 68 have a mobile police office

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10 have a special constable 106 parishes have a neighbourhood watch area 18 have a community warden

y

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Community consultation and planning

Completed In Progress No Unknown 24 34 48 30 63 89 86 57 48 28 15 8 119 Parish Plan Village or Town Market Town Housing Needs 57 34 4 48 1 Parish Plan Village or Town Design Statement Market Town Health Check Housing Needs Survey

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Solutions and Opportunities pp

Village Agents More flexible transport Community Shops and Pubs Multi‐purpose provision

Multi purpose provision

Localism Bill Localism Bill