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With, at one point, five sad looking, empty shops in the village, and then various closure rumours, it’s reminded us once again how vital a vibrant high street is for Chorleywood and wherever possible we should use it, or risk losing it. Our motto that “Chorleywood is as good or as we make it…or as bad as we let it become,” applies to our high street as much as anything in the village. So let’s engage with our shop keepers, old and new alike, and if there’s something we’d like stocked or think would work better, let’s suggest it? Let’s work with them to get the businesses that we want, that way we all win!
Latest Retail News
Halloween – Trick or Treating was a Real Treat!
A report from Johnathan Hemmes-James, the newest member of the CRA Committee, and a recent arrival to Chorleywood ... This Halloween was a delightful reminder of what makes Chorleywood such a special place to live. For the first time, my wife and I took our young...
Chorleywood at War 1939 – 1945
Chorleywood at War 1939 – 1945 is published by Chorleywood u3a in conjunction with Chorleywood Bookshop and is now available from the Bookshop. The authors will be participating in a bookshop event on Thursday 13th November at 7.00pm in Chorleywood Library. Eighty...
Neighbourhood Watch Community Grants Fund Open For Applications
Much of Neighbourhood Watch's work locally is delivered by dedicated and passionate volunteers, donating their time, skills and experience to help make their communities safer, more connected and vibrant. It is also the case that this work can sometimes mean that...
Higgins butcher’s under new ownership
We’re pleased to see that the future of our much-loved butchers in Chorleywood is secure. Steve Hayes and Neil Shallis will be sharing their plans as the new owners of Higgins. Steve Hayes is a local businessman and farm owner, and is passionate about our Chorleywood...
Fuel Merchants back in Chorleywood?
Longstanding, eagle eyed residents may well have spotted the old F.W. & H. Miles Fuel Merchants sign behind the old Peppermill fascia, undoubtedly evoking a little nostalgia. It was a tiny office with some sacks of coal in the window, where you could go and order...
