The parish office is open Monday to Thursday from 10am to 12noon for visitors. The office is closed on Fridays.
Scenic sunset by Chris Butcher
Boreham Landmarks St Andrews Church by Sally Tyler
Scenic view by Jade Udrill
Village sign by Jade Undrill
Scenic river scene by Liz Chapman
Landmark: St Andrews Church by Emma Wylie
Scenic bluebell wood by Sarah Hutchings
The apple seat was unveiled in October last year
- Scenic sunset by Chris Butcher
- Boreham Landmarks St Andrews Church by Sally Tyler
- Scenic view by Jade Udrill
- Village sign by Jade Undrill
- Scenic river scene by Liz Chapman
- Landmark: St Andrews Church by Emma Wylie
- Scenic bluebell wood by Sarah Hutchings
- The apple seat was unveiled in October last year
Upcoming Parish Council Meetings
Annual Parish Meeting
Mon, 20th Apr 2026 7:30pmDownload Agenda
Planning Committee Meeting
Mon, 27th Apr 2026 7:00pmPlanning Committee Meeting
Mon, 11th May 2026 7:00pmAnnual Meeting
Mon, 11th May 2026 7:30pmLatest Council Meeting Minutes
Standing Order Sub-Committee Meeting
Mon, 16th Mar 2026Download Minutes
Finance Committee Meeting
Mon, 16th Mar 2026Download Minutes
Greens Committee Meeting
Mon, 16th Mar 2026Download Minutes
Planning Committee Meeting
Mon, 16th Mar 2026Download Minutes
Welcome to Boreham Parish Council
Boreham village lies between Chelmsford City and Hatfield Peverel village. It is a thriving community with a population of just over 5000. Boreham Village has a Village Hall, two recreation grounds, a parade of shops, hairdressers and barbers, post office, a primary school, a doctor’s surgery, together with several other shops including a fine butchers shop, a gun shop and three public houses. Boreham benefits from numerous community groups and activities for all ages.
Boreham Parish is mostly used for cereal farming although there are a few woods and an Osier bed. A stream skirts the Village and flows into the Chelmer River. There are some fine walks in the countryside immediately outside the village some of which provide links to North Springfield, Little Baddow and Hatfield Peverel.
Boreham Parish Council represents the interests of the people living in and around the Village of Boreham. Parishioners are very welcome to attend any of the Parish Council Meetings held throughout the year.
Please do take the time to visit our website and let us know what you think!
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Village Events
Annual Parish Meeting
Mon, 20th Apr 2026 7:30pmDownload Agenda
BOREHAM PARISH COUNCIL





