Welcome to the Epping Society
The 'New' Epping Society Website is celebrating its first anniversary this November! (2024) Over the past year, we've seen thousands of web page views and received fantastic feedback from our community. We're excited to continue enhancing our features and services. Plus, our membership has grown significantly, thanks in part to our convenient online sign-up facility. Don't forget to check out our popular News section for the latest updates!
Donations
If you are in a position to make a one off or regular donation to the Epping Society we would be very grateful. Donations are separate from membership fees.
We are all volunteers and we take no payment for our work so all money goes straight to where it is needed most.
Every week our planning officer looks over new applications to ensure that app projects are in keeping with the nature or Epping. Most recently we enjoyed a major success in preventing a historic Redwood Tree in Tidy's Lane from bing chopped down.
We also look at major projects such at the Town Plan, the new car park and potential development on our greenbelt with the aim of raising awareness and campaigning.
Unfortunately none of this is without cost which is why we rely on your generosity and also means we can stay independent.
Thankyou so much for your continued support.
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As a charity we rely on donations from te public to hold the authories and construction companies to account. If you are able to spare some money, we would be so very grateful.
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HOT OFF THE PRESS
Council Ignores Public Opinion
The Epping Society has been at the forefront of holding the District Council to account over the Epping South Development.
Epping Mayor, Cherry McCredie, speaking on behalf of the society at the cabinet meeting said the plan had 'All The makings of A Disaster'
On Monday 21st October, Epping Society Planning Officer Charles Geddes appeared on BBC Essex putting forward the case to oppose the destruction of the Redwood Tree on Tidy's Lane which has been a feature of the town for over 150 years.
Nearly 1,200 people signed our petition in just 1 week and following our victory Charles was invited back onto Ben Fryer's programme on BBC Essex.
