Barling, Essex

Barling is by Barlinghall Creek, a tributary of the River Roach.

In the adjoining village of Little Wakering stands a terrace of 17th-century dormer cottages.

Opposite is St Mary's Church, dating from the 11th century, but largely rebuilt by John Wakering, Bishop of Norwich from 1415-1425.

[7] Barling Magna Parish Council holds monthly public meetings.

The nine parish councillors' responsibilities include the newly refurbished Parish Hall at the junction of Little Wakering Road and Church Road, the Barling Magna Wildlife Reserve and local amenities, for example street-lighting.