by Mike Stansfield | Jun 10, 2021 | Archive
Three Rivers District Council (TRDC) have been given substantial funds by the Government to give grants to help businesses that have been impacted from the Covid lockdowns. TRDC still have a considerable sum left, which they need to allocate before the end of June...
by Mike Stansfield | Mar 29, 2021 | Archive
GOV.UK Coronavirus HCC Coronavirus – Service Updates and Guidance for Residents and Businesses TRDC latest information on Coronavirus and council services TRDC Support for Residents during Covid-19 TRDC Request Support Form if you need support for food, essential...
by Mike Stansfield | Mar 10, 2021 | Archive
The National Census Day is Sunday 21st March. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) explain here the importance of the census and how everyone can be safely counted in the context of the coronavirus pandemic. This will be a digital-first census, which means...
by Mike Stansfield | Jun 23, 2022 | Magazine Archive
Contents Tree Preservation Impeded Vision Chorleywood College Helicopter Noise Planning Issues County Boundary Ombudsman’s Report Berry Lane Development 15 Years Ago St. Clements Danes School Read the...
by Mike Stansfield | Jun 23, 2022 | Magazine Archive
Contents Rubbish On Wheels Task and Finish Planning Ten Years Ago With Birds in Mind An Appreciation Letters Arthritis Care Annual Report Notice of AGM Read the...
by Mike Stansfield | Jun 21, 2022 | Greener Together
Did you know that is takes 450 – 500 YEARS for the “polypropylene” filters in disposable masks to decompose? To put this into perspective, that is almost THREE TIMES the age of CANADA as a self-governing nation!!! Shocking! Our first Climate Change and...
by Mike Stansfield | Jun 21, 2022 | Greener Together
A short shower with an efficient showerhead uses less water than a bath, which is usually around 80 litres. But beware since many power showers may actually use more than a bath. Baths and showers are accountable for the highest usage of water consumption in the home,...
by Mike Stansfield | Jun 21, 2022 | Greener Together
You leave footprints when you walk in the sand, the mud and when you’ve got wet feet. You also leave something called a carbon footprint when you use fossil fuels. Heating oil to keep your house warm or fuel for your family’s car, create carbon dioxide,...
by Mike Stansfield | Jun 6, 2022 | Environment, Home Page, News
Several Chorleywood residents recently woke up to the smell of sewage in their back yards, yuk! Thames Water responded quickly, and found a huge fatberg blocking the sewage pipe consisting of cooking fat, nappies, sanitary towels, wet wipes, ear buds, condoms,...
by Mike Stansfield | May 26, 2022 | Events, Home Page, News
On Wednesday 18th May Chorleywood Residents’ Association hosted our 2022 AGM and Community meeting at the Memorial Hall. This was our first in person event in two years, and we were delighted that over 40 residents joined us for the evening. Wine, soft drinks...
by Mike Stansfield | May 26, 2022 | Home Page, News, Retail
Exciting news! Lords officially took over the running of the Post Office on Wednesday 18th May. Sadly this means we’ll no longer see the lovely, welcoming Kaye each day. We wish her well and send our most grateful thanks to Kaye for her friendly and efficient service,...
by Mike Stansfield | May 26, 2022 | Archive
Consultation letters have just gone out, asking if Chorleywood residents want a 20mph speed limit in most of Chorleywood. Click here to read the letter. Why individually we’re voting NO to the blanket 20mph limit area: It doesn’t work. Dept of Transport research shows...
by Mike Stansfield | May 26, 2022 | News, Planning
Following consideration of the most recent additional documentation provided by the applicants, it is now expected that the applications to develop land east of Green Street will be considered by Three Rivers Planning Committee for an initial Issues Review in either...
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