Dependable, Friendly & Cost Effective Local Locksmith in Langham  

GPM Colchester Locksmith Service has been providing a first class service in and around the Colchester area since 1996 and are now excited to say that we cover Braintree area’s too. We pride ourselves on being reliable, fast and value for money. 

 

All of our locksmiths are fully trained and have been approved by the regulatory governing bodies. This ensures that all the work is guaranteed to the highest standard. Furthermore all lock fittings and repairs comply to BS3621. GPM Locksmiths is part of GPM Maintenenance ltd. 

 

If you are in need of a locksmith, you either need help in a hurry or you need assistance with a very important task. This means that you need to find a reliable, effective and available locksmith who can resolve your issue in a calm, quick and suitable manner. 

 

If you need more information about our entry procedures please call us on 01206 869209 and we can discuss your concerns or any questions that you might have. 

 

General 

 

Langham Oaks School was formerly known as Ramsden Hall School. The school’s enrolment is 69 male pupils, the majority of whom come from Essex and the school is an Academy delivering SEMH provision. The School delivers a progressive curriculum which follows a Synergetic model delivering both a formal and informal curriculum (Including residential provision). 

 

The school is currently developing the mobile SABA App (School Anti Bullying App) in partnership with Coderus. Students from the school met Prince William, Duke of Cambridge in September 2015 to share their vision for reducing bullying in schools. 

 

Langham History 

 

There is little evidence of pre Roman occupation of what is now Langham but the Romans built a villa at the north end of the village close to the River Stour and the Roman Road from Colchester into Suffolk also ran to the east of the village and so there was probably Roman activity in the area of the village. The Anglo-Saxons later established a settlement which was possibly called Laingaham, the spelling in the Domesday Book. The Domesday Book shows a small agricultural community with the manor held by Walter Tirel, the man who was accused of shooting William Rufus while hunting for deer in the New Forest..