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Other Links
For the Village and Area
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Priest
House has been helped by a magnificent grant of £19,288 awarded by the
Essex Environment Trust.
Thank you!
 Essex
Environment Trust is able to provide funding, received as
contributions from landfill
operators, through the Landfill Communities Fund, for
environmental improvements and community projects within the
county of Essex that satisfy the requirements of the Landfill
Tax Regulations 1996 as amended.
The Trust is an approved environmental body and is a non-profit
making company, limited by guarantee. The Trust is not
controlled by any local authority, landfill operator or company.
www.essexenvironmenttrust.org.uk
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The
Garfield Weston
Foundation is a
grant-giving charity for UK registered charities and have very
kindly awarded Priest House with £3,000 towards Phase 1 of the
renovation.
The Foundation
also considers applications from a limited number of exempt
organisations - churches, educational establishments, hospitals
and housing corporations.
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 Priest
House is a 'Grade II Listed Building'. What does this mean? The
English Heritage site
explains this and much more.
English
Heritage also record images of the country's listed
buildings together with more architectural details.
Click here for the Priest
House entry.
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The website for
Blackmore Area Local History has mentioned the plight of Priest
House in their 'blogspot'. Read it and other fascinating local
history articles by clicking
here.
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'History House'
details a brief
history of the village and links to other websites with
connections to Doddinghurst.
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Brentwood Borough Council has
information about the Parish, surrounding villages and the
community.
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