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Recent Additions
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August
2011, "Carenza Lewis" of Time Team fame excavated the
Mount with fellow archaeologists.
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During
the period July15th - August 15th, 3,500 visitors
viewed the Mount web pages While we are looking at the top of the Mount, lets not forget the Badgers who have made their home inside the base All photographs are copyright and taken by Alan Beales |
Welcome to our Web Site:
 Mount Bures Church |
 The Mount |
 Festival of Flowers |
The village resides in Essex with its boundary extending to the River Stour to the north and Wakes Colne to the south.
Mount Bures was sometimes called Bures St John, Little Bures or Bures Sackville, to distinguish it from Bures Hamlet and Bures St Mary.
Today, Mount Bures is the adopted modern name. The railway line opened in 1848 which runs through the parish from south to north.
The nearest rail station is at Bures.
 Railway Crossing |
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The next PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
will be held in the Village Hall, |
The Mount
The colony of Badgers which have made a set in the Mount are slowly being
relocated to another part of the field. They are currently eroding the
Mount and causing considerable damage.
Please DO NOT feed the badgers at the Mount, this will seriously hinder
the work to entice them further down the meadow.
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