Community
It's a great place to be
Whether you work in and around Hessay or live here, it's a great place to be! Whilst we're a small village, there is a real sense of community and a number of social groups and events. Read on to find out about just some of them.
Hessay Community & Wildlife Volunteers
The groups origins go back to 2009 when Roger Hildreth and Mark Barratt erected a fence around the parish boundary stone and initiated habitat improvement in Willow Garth.
The group has an informal aim to encouraging residents of all ages to get involved with improving the wildlife habitat of land owned by the Parish Council, working parties are held for residents get together as and when required.
Activities undertaken have included:
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Removing excess vegetation from in and around Hessay Pond.
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Planting boundary hedges around Willow Garth.
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Erecting Owl nesting boxes in Willow Garth, Thief Lane and Hessay Pond.
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Fencing off the Parish Boundary stone.
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Erecting a fence around the Allotments.
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Tree planting in Willow Garth and Hessay Pond.
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Log pile building in Willow Garth.
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Bulb planting around Hessay Pond.
Latest initiatives are to improve the area around Hessay Pond, creating an accessible area where residents can quietly enjoy the surroundings and to install an oak bench in Willow Garth.
For Children
Social Activities and Groups for those with young ones in and around Hessay
Hessay Tots
A weekly informal gathering for pre school children and their families.
Messy Church
A monthly informal church initiative, enabling people of alleges to belong together, it is a way of church Particularly suited to families, but welcoming to all.
For the Young at Heart
Social Activities and groups aimed at those without young children
Hessay Ladies
Hessay Ladies is an informal social club for the women of Hessay.
Church
A warm welcome is extended at both Saint John the Baptist Church (Anglican) and Hessay Methodist Chapel.
Hessay Gents
Hessay Gents is an informal social club for those in the village. Whilst there are no bars or pubs in Hessay, there are many nearby and we have plenty of gardens to get together in.
Disclaimer
Hessay Parrish Council is in no way affiliated with or recommends the groups listed on this page. Their inclusion should not be read as an endorsement or a commitment from the Parish Council.