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Theydon Bois Village Web Site

Welcome to the Theydon Bois Village Web Site

The purpose of the Theydon Bois site is to provide a presence on the Web for our community and an opportunity for individuals and local community organisations to experiment with the Web. The site provides information about the Village and surrounding countryside together with News and Photographs of the Village and our events.

We are sure wherever you are visiting us from you will find something of interest.

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Avenue of Trees 2008
Avenue of Trees 1907
Avenue of Trees 2008

Theydon Bois is a village to the north east of London in the county of Essex, England. The origins of the village date back to Anglo-Saxon times.

Our village is on the edge of Epping Forest which is to the north west and on the other sides is bordered by farmland, the nearest towns are Epping & Loughton. There are about 1600 homes in the village with a small street of shops and a station on the Central Line underground network providing direct connections to the City of London.

Besides a primary school there is a village hall providing a range of community activities, a church hall and two churches, all grouped round a large village green.

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Latest Additions
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Latest News
Village Diary
The Month in Theydon (May 2009)
Parish Council Minutes (AGM 28th May 2009)
Parish Council Business Minutes (5th May 2009)
Village News issue 66 (June 2009 pdf)
Parish Council Chairman's Annual Report

 

Site Information & History

We thank you for visiting and would be delighted to hear from you.

E-mail: Theydon News Desk (to send News etc. for Village News and Web Site)

E-mail: Web Site Manager

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Web Site Design and Editing Jim Watts. All photographs on site are copyright
Jim Watts or the Village Web Site unless Historic or otherwise stated.

Last Updated: 6th July 2009
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