Abbotts Ann & Little Ann

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Abbotts Ann Primary - New School Build

Residents may have noticed that work is in progress on the land adjacent to Criswick Close.

This is for the construction of the new Primary School which has been notified previously through the Abbotts Ann, village meetings, PC minutes etc.

The work proper started on 27 April 2009 and is planned to complete on or around 8 March 2010.

Disruption should be kept to a minimum with construction traffic arriving and leaving from the Red Rice junction with the A343. Deliveries and work on the site should be between the hours of 0800-1800. (No weekend work is planned, however Saturday might be used should the construction program slip). The site will be bounded by appropriate security fencing, however parents are encouraged to keep their children away from the site for the obvious safety reasons.

Many thanks.
Paul Stanton, Chair of Governors

Village Design Statement

The main purpose of this document is to record the results of a consultation process on what members of this community consider to be the distinctive and important features of the village, and to set out guidelines for the future.
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Abbotts Ann Village School

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and why not view the School Slideshow

St. Mary's Church, Abbotts Ann
GRAVEYARD SURVEY
A PLEA FOR HELP !!
A small group of residents is currently carrying out a survey of the graveyard at St. Marys Church in Abbotts Ann in order to update the one done in the 1980s
See how you can help

		Abbotts Ann and its History One of the earliest documented entries of the parish occured in the Domesday Survey of 1096. By then Abbotts Ann was only paying taxes on 8 hides of land, but it had three mills, and Little Ann had two. Of these sites only two are now known -- the Upper Mill, Monxton, which is within Abbotts Ann Parish, and the Lower Mill in Mill Lane.

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Ordinance Survey view of the village
Black & White Aerial View taken about 1950

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