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Where is the East of England Region?The East of England Region consists of the counties of Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.
Local government reorganisation in the 1990's created four unitary
authorities. In these areas, there is no county council, although the
four areas remain part of the geographical counties. The four unitary areas
and their geographical counties are Luton (Bedfordshire),
Peterborough (Cambridgeshire), Thurrock (Essex) and
Southend-on-Sea (Essex). Further changes in 2009 resulted in Bedfordshire
County Council being replaced by further unitary authorities. For British Horse
Society purposes, all these unitary authorities are covered by
the geographical County Committees.
The British Horse Society is the UK's largest and most influential equestrian charity. Relying entirely on financial support from its members and donors and the tireless work of its volunteers, the Society is committed to the well being of horses and ponies.
As it is so important, every
page features a quick link to information on joining the Society, via the
Join BHS link,
and the HQ Access link takes readers to the Society's Access and Rights of Way main page.
For any general questions (not related specifically to the East of England) please use the email address enquiries@bhs.org.uk.