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Zoomable map of Great Offley
showing
Court Cottage
My own comprehensive directions to
Court Cottage (a variety of scenic routes)
Computer-generated directions from anywhere in Great Britain (fill in the 'From' box)
You can check out the
local weather
forecast for Great Offley before you visit ;-)
Aerial Photos of Great Offley
zoomable from 1:200000 to 1:5000
Food & Drink in
Great Offley - The Green Man has fine views over the Chilterns,
Lobster Tail is now a private house, and Shaker Brown first became Astons, and is now
The Gloucester Arms
Offley Village Hall
Offley parish is in the
Diocese of St
Albans
Genealogy in Hertfordshire
- Offley page
Other websites in the area
Register
your interest in bringing
Broadband internet to
Offley; only 150 requests are needed, ... UPDATE: Lo and Behold :-)
"Good news - Your exchange will have ADSL broadband by 8th September 2004,... and our initial test [...] suggests that you should be able to have an ADSL broadband service that provides up to 2Mbps download speed."
Perched on the crest of
the Chilterns,
at Latitude 51° 55' 0 N, Longitude 0° 19' 60 W, Altitude 118m (390ft),
Great Offley
appeared in The Domesday Book as
Offelei or Offelgi, and is so named because
King Offa of Mercia died here in 796 A.D. shortly after he
founded St. Albans Abbey in 793.
The new village sign, made by Alpha Signs in Saffron Walden, depicts the
old windmill, harvest time, King Offa, and the
old well.
There are some stunning
walks to be had around
the village of
Great Offley, seen here
resplendent in rust red
autumn 2003.
The government is proposing to allow massive expansion at nearby Luton airport which would allow jumbo jets to land, causing major traffic congestion in the region and increases in noise and pollution. These proposals are part of a larger scheme to increase air traffic to gross and unsustainable levels, to line the pockets of the aviation industry at the expense of the people of Britain.
© copyright Malcolm Smith 2002-08-16 - last updated 2006-07-10 - links verified 2003-11-07