Heuerßen

Heuerßen is a municipality in the district of Schaumburg, in Lower Saxony. The municipality belongs to the Samtgemeinde Lindhorst and has 958 inhabitants and an area of 3.97 km ².

  • 2.1 Heuerßen
  • 2.2 Kobbensen
  • 2.3 Lohhof
  • 2.4 Amalgamations
  • 3.1 municipal
  • 3.2 Mayor / Administration
  • 3.3 Finance
  • 3.4 Coat of Arms
  • 4.1 Structures
  • 4.2 associations
  • 5.1 traffic
  • 5.2 Public bodies
  • 5.3 Formation

Geography

Geographical Location

The municipality and the district Kobbensen lies on the northwestern edge of the Bückeberg that leads to the former border between the Altkreisen Schaumburg -Lippe and Schaumburg County, right on the B65 directly from Hagen Bad nominal village. The rural character of the village has been preserved to this day.

Neighboring communities

Clockwise is this the communities Lindhorst and Beckedorf, the City and the municipality of Hagen Ludersfeld.

Community structure

In addition to the villages Heuerßen and Kobbensen still belong to the other jurisdictions and parts of Oak Valley to the municipality.

History

Heuerßen

Already in pre-Christian times, the area was settled. 1891 burial ground was uncovered with about 40 urns which has been dated to about 600 BC. A 1932 bared mound grave proved to be the tomb of a warrior from the Bronze Age. The first mention was made in 1224 as Hoiersem. The occasion was the override of a hoofs of land to the monastery Bischoperode in Hagen. Older documents are referred to by historians as a later forgery and burned in 1943 in Hildesheim. In the division of the old county of Schaumburg 1647/1648 Heuerßen came to Lippe part and thus the later Principality of Schaumburg Lippe. Here, the village belonged to the Official City of Hagen and 1884-1899 for District Office District City Hagen Hagen castle. From 1899 to April 1948, the county town of Hagen was responsible, then to 31 July 1977, the district of Schaumburg -Lippe. Since August 1, 1977 Heuerßen is a member municipality of the district of the newly formed Schaumburg. Since March 1, 1974, the municipalities Heuerßen, Lindhorst, Beckedorf and Ludersfeld form the Municipality Lindhorst.

From 1871 to 1920 formed Heuerßen and Reinsen a rural community. In 1928 the incorporation of the Lohhofes. By the end of the 60s of the last century the town had fewer than 300 inhabitants. From 1972, with the establishment of a development plan for the expulsion of 96 plots. Between 1984 and 1990, additional lots were developed, so that the present population has been reached.

Kobbensen

Kobbensen was first mentioned in 1215 as in villa Cobbenhusen. In a document Bishop Konrad von Minden transferred the monastery Oberkirchen a house. Furthermore, possession had here the Earl of Roden - Wunstorf, the monastery Loccum and the Count of Holstein - Schaumburg. The administrative history is identical to the incorporation of the Heuerßen. Again Kobbensen 1871 is referred to as the rural community.

Lohhof

1293 the other jurisdictions was first mentioned as curiam Lohof. Between 1370 and 1404 it was removed as a small border fortress against the estates of the Earl of Roden - Wunstorf. 1885, the other jurisdictions referred to as Gutsbezirk the District Office District City Hagen Hagen castle. 1928 was integrated into the community Heuerßen.

Incorporations

On March 1, 1974, the neighboring community Kobbensen was incorporated.

Policy

Parish council

The council consists of 11 members and is composed as follows:

Status: local elections on 11 September 2011

Mayor / Administration

Mayor Frank Stahlhut (SPD ), he takes the office of parish director was. The Municipal Office is located in the county road 13 in the district Heuerßen.

Finances

The budget for 2013 has as a result of household income of 658 800 EUR 798 700 EUR and expenses. The financial budget of 666 700 EUR deposits and withdrawals of EUR 720 100 are expected. On Payments for investing activities 22,000 euros are provided. For this, however, borrowing is necessary.

Coat of arms

After valid main statutes, the municipality performs no crest.

Culture and sights

Structures

  • The hall church of St. Jürgen was built in the 11th or 12th century sandstone in the Romanesque style. The cross vaults have already late Gothic ribs that are on consoles in the Gothic chancel. The year 1565 through a portal indicates a renovation.
  • The manor Remeringhausen is immediately adjacent to the local situation Heuerßen, but is already on the territory of the City of Hagen. It is a sprawling manor with a 1599 built in the Weser Renaissance style mansion. A landscape park completes the ensemble.

Clubs

  • One of the few clubs is the village community development association Heuerßen - Kobbensen. Since 2001, he is committed to activities in the fields of art, culture and customs.
  • Music is made primarily in the "Mixed Choir " Heuerßen. Even in the church several groups are musically active.
  • Sport offers the Table Tennis Club. Shooting is possible the gun club Kobbensen and in the Kyffhaeuser camaraderie.
  • About the Regional Skatclub " Schaumburg boys ", is also known with its tournaments.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Through the municipality runs the B65 from Hannover to Minden. At the junction bath nominal village BAB 2 is achieved in a few kilometers. The nearest railway station is located in the neighboring Lindhorst. Here terminals of the S -Bahn Hannover be achieved. Public transport is served by bus lines of the company rest traveling to the city of Hagen.

Public institutions

  • In the district Kobbensen a village hall is maintained.
  • For public safety, the city police station Hagen is responsible.
  • Fire protection is provided by the local fire brigade volunteers Heuerßen.

Education

  • By the municipality kindergarten is held. The reason students are schooled in Lindhorst. The secondary schools are located in Lindhorst ( high school ), Hagen (IGS and high schools ), Bad Nenndorf (Gymnasium) and Rodenberg (IGS ).

Religions

  • The evangelical Christians of the community belong to the parish of St. Jürgen in Heuerßen.
  • The Catholic faithful belong to the parish of St. Joseph in Hagen and visit the branch church of St. Barbara in Lindhorst.
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