billet RAF officers based at Stapleford and Weald aerodromes. It is now a care home for the elderly. The medieval parish church of St Nicholas was replaced by a Victorian one in 1895. Notable people Sarah Kane, playwright, referred to the village in the pseudonym "Marie Kelvedon", under which her fourth play, Crave, was initially published. Sir Henry Channon, often known as Chips Channon, American-born Conservative politician, author and diarist. Baron Kelvedon, PC. References External links Kelvedon Hatch Parish Council Kelvedon Hatch Secret Nuclear Bunker Kelvedon Hatch Village Hall Villages in Essex Borough of Brentwood