1984 Spring (032) Newsletter

1984 Spring (032) Newsletter

Mar 27, 2022

Contents Rate-capping and Ratepayers Ice on Stag Lane Refuse Collection Road Safety Neighbourhood Watch Planning Issues The Green Belt Fire Protection Plight of Colleyland Tree Preservation Black Top Annual Report Read the...

Help for Ukraine

Mar 7, 2022

The tragic situation in Ukraine is having an enormous impact as we know. Tais, who works in Andrew Fleming’s Florist, is Ukrainian with family in Kyiv, including her father, sister and brothers.  This has brought it very close to home.  Pierre Bosdet at PCFixup...

Litter Pick day – Saturday 2nd April

Mar 7, 2022

Saturday 2nd April 10am – 12noon The CRA with the CPC are organising another Litter Pick Event on Chorleywood Common as part of Great Spring Clean by Keep Britain Tidy. All ages are very welcome, though all children must be accompanied by an adult. We’ll be meeting at...

Chorleywood 20mph proposal update

Mar 1, 2022

We’re still expecting a 2nd consultation on a 20mph area covering Chorleywood village roads except the faster ones (Shire Lane, Blacketts Wood Drive, Chalfont Lane, Green Street, Carpenters Wood Drive, St Peter’s Way and the far end of Whitelands Avenue).   We...
Potholes

Potholes

Mar 1, 2022

This is the time of year when potholes appear as bad as ever.  Fortunately, it’s also the time of year when Councils are using up their budgets for the year end. In our experience, HCC’s contractors review pothole requests promptly and if they deem action is required,...

New Local Plan Delayed

Mar 1, 2022

Three Rivers District Council has recently decided to extend the timetable for the development of the new Local Plan by two years until 2025 to allow developers to put forward more sites so that the council can deliver its stated target of 12,000 new homes in the...

Green Street Development Applications – Feb 2022

Mar 1, 2022

The consultation window for the two applications on the east side of Green Street has now closed. It is good to see that a large number of residents have submitted their comments to the council with regard to these applications. Details of the Residents Association’s...

Whitelands Avenue – sewage spills to be sorted?

Mar 1, 2022

After suffering 25 sewage flooding incidents since 2005 alone, houses at the south-east end of Whitelands Avenue hope they are finally about to get effective help from Thames Water. Thames Water (TW) have identified a ‘pinch-point’ in the main sewer under Lower Road...

Whitelands Avenue trees

Feb 28, 2022

Residents are delighted with the new trees Herts County Council recently planted to replace ones that have died – but would really like a few more in this Jubilee Year to replace lost trees outside eg nos. 17, 31, 56.  This news item will be automatically archived on...

Volunteers needed to help with CRA’s work in the village

Feb 28, 2022

We already maintain the Memorial Garden at the Shire Lane / Parade cross roads.  We have exciting plans to improve the flower beds in the rest of the Parade, and need volunteers to help with planting and ongoing maintenance.  All we need is two hours a month on...