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Felsted

Village in Essex, England, 7 km/4 mi east of Great Dunmow; population (2001) 3,150. The church in Felsted has a Norman tower. Felsted School, a private school, was founded in 1564.
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Property company boss Charlie Pitcher, 46, of Felsted, Essex, said the InsureandGo boat - named after his main sponsor - was the first of its kind.
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Educated at Felsted School, Essex, he began his career with Stoy Hayward & Co, London, qualifying as a chartered accountant in 1971.
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