1995 Spring (054) Newsletter
Contents Conservation Planning/CW House Jottings from The Churl Recycling Vigilance Societies AGM Agenda READ THE...
1994 Autumn (053) Newsletter
Contents Chorleywood House & The Garden Gate M25 Swimming Letter Environmental Health & Forum for Conservation Chorleywood House grounds / tree preservation John Ellis on Planning The Churl READ THE...Survey on awareness of property flood resilience
This is an opportunity to take part in a survey on Property Flood Resilience (PFR) which forms part of a study for the Environment Agency. The survey is for those living or working in Hertfordshire, Dorset or North Lincolnshire. The survey will remain open at the...VOLUNTEER HEDGEROW PLANTING DAYS ANNOUNCED AT WOODOAKS FARM
Wednesday 24th November & Friday 26th November. Sessions between 10.30 – 3.30pm Local Woodoaks Farm have announced their first community volunteer days. The Maple Cross farm has been overwhelmed with the positive response to their recently revealed plans for...EXCITING PLANS FOR WOODOAKS FARM, MAPLE CROSS
WOODOAKS FARM, Maple Cross, has recently been donated by former owner Sally Findlay to the Soil Association. They plan to turn its 300 acres into a fully organic showcase for farming and businesses, supporting a climate friendly future, nature and above all the local...
National Black Cat Day – 27th October 2021
Did you know that October 27th is “National Black Cat Day”? Black cats need a little positive PR as their reputation as an omen of bad luck is well-known (and unearned, frankly). In the lead-up to Halloween, National Black Cat Day provides the chance for...Huge response to consultation on Local Plan
Three Rivers District Council received more than 20,000 individual comments in response to the draft Local Plan. This huge number will take longer to process than originally expected, so the next stage of consultation is now likely in November / December 2022. After...
Chorleywood litter bugs
We hesitate to write this note, it’s so depressing. A resident recently told us of litter he’d found on Chorleywood Common, at the bench near Shepherd’s Bridge car park. Being community-minded, he tidied the litter up to make the area more pleasant for other Common...
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