No Mow May

Don’t mow in May to allow the wildflowers in your lawn grow up to bloom and provide pollen, nectar and shelter for insects and other wildlife. You can ‘no mow’ your whole lawn or just part of it. The bees will thank you!  Find out more about No Mow May and sign up on...

Inclusive Cricket

On May 4th, Hertfordshire Cricket and Lord’s Taverners are holding inclusive cricket sessions for young people with any type of disability, aged 12 – 25, at Chorleywood Cricket Club. Email: luke.heskett@hertscricket.org This news item will be automatically archived on...

Lady Ela’s Summer House Museum

The Friends of Chorleywood House Estate will be once again opening Lady Ela’s Summer house for visitors this time over the May bank holiday weekend. Open from 12.00 – 4pm on Saturday 4th, Sunday 5th and Monday 6th May  Discover the history, curiosities and...

Mission EmployAble Bluebell Walk & Pop-up Café

The Mission EmployAble Bluebell Walk & Pop-up Woodland Café will be at Crosslane Wood, Burtons Lane, Chalfont St. Giles on Sunday 5th May 11am – 4pm Monday 6th May 10am – 3pm “A sea of bluebells in a magical setting, especially when the sun...

Friends of Chorleywood Common

The Friends exist to conserve and safeguard the Common and to promote interest in it. To enable the Friends to continue as an independent, formally constituted, organisation, new members are required for its Executive Committee to fill the roles of Chairman,...

Chorleywood Common – Dogs on Lead

Chorleywood Parish Council request that all dogs are kept on a short, 2m long lead during the period 1 March to 31 July inclusive in specific areas of the Common. This is to promote and protect breeding birds and other wildlife.  Chorleywood Common is a designated...