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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
Shop Local
It’s been good to see the empty units at Sheraton House filled with three new businesses. We wish them, and the new Collectors Cardhouse, every success. Meanwhile, please do not forget our old faithful shops, which require our constant support too. Sometimes it’s not...
Publicity for new Licensing Applications
Following recent issues with TRDC's requirements for how applicants notify residents of licensing applications, we have been in correspondence with the Council asking them to improve the process to give residents a proper opportunity to comment on applications. We are...
Our Parade Beds are blooming
We hope the blooming of all the Spring bulbs in the village has brought a little cheer especially on these chilly days. With the help of Sadie, Deborah and Claire, we planted over 800 bulbs last Autumn!! A lot of work which has brought great joy, but also some...
Lost and Found box
Harshik, the owner of A&E Newsagents has kindly agreed to store a Lost and Found box for Chorleywood. So, if you have found an item or sadly lost an item, please check in at A&E. Please be aware, that “precious” items will require evidential proof of...
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...
