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Braintree Park

Within easy walking distance of Braintree Town, the park is set well back from the main road via a private entrance road. Over many years, the park has become an integral part of the local community.


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• About Braintree Park
• Services and utilities


About Braintree Park

Local shops cater for everyday needs and a regular bus service is available from the front of the park which takes residents into Colchester or to Chelmsford, each of which offers good shopping facilities.

Braintree has many amenities, including its own museum, a cinema, a bowling alley and several restaurants. The Braintree and Bocking annual carnival takes place each year in June, which includes a procession of floats, a fair and
sideshows.

Situated in the rolling countryside of North Essex, the Braintree District is perfectly placed to explore the highways and quiet byways of the county. There are many nature reserves, parks, published walks and rides throughout the district, for walkers, cyclists and horse riders alike.

The area is well served by a number of main roads which allow easy access to the port of Harwich and to Stansted Airport. Those needing to commute to other towns as well as to London can do so by train, as the station is within easy walking distance of the park.

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SERVICES AND UTILITIES

Pitch fees

Pitch Fees are payable monthly in advance on the first of each month by direct debit. The 2008 pitch fee is £135.12. The pitch fee is reviewed annually on the 1st of January.

Water and sewage

Water is supplied by the Park and invoiced on a quarterly basis. Sewage is paid by each resident directly to the supplier on a quarterly basis.

Gas

LPG Gas on the park is provided in LPG bottles that can be purchased directly from a range of suppliers. These bottles can be delivered directly to the park.

Telephone

Telephone lines are available directly from BT to all homes. Broadband is also arranged directly with the service provider, subject to availability.

Electricity

Electricity is supplied to each home through a meter outside the home that is read quarterly to record the units consumed.

Council Tax

Council Tax is payable directly to the council. All homes on the park are Band A, which is £924.00 for 2008.

Pets

Cats are allowed on the park, at the manager's discretion. Dogs are not allowed.

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Map of Braintree Park (click and drag to move)


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