AGM 2021 Result

AGM 2021 Result

Our AGM was held on Wednesday 19th.  We were very sorry that, like last year, we were unable to invite all residents to join us. Hopefully next year we’ll be back at the Memorial Hall for our AGM.  Nevertheless, all Chorleywood residents were able to read the AGM...
Chorleywood Common Litter Pick Day 12th June 2021

Chorleywood Common Litter Pick Day 12th June 2021

WE NEED YOU!! Please join us on Saturday 12th June between 10am and 2pm to help clean up our wonderful Common. It has served us especially well in the last 18 months and now it’s our turn to repay the favour by showing it some love. With the support of the Chorleywood...
Restore our verges

Restore our verges

For information, we have received confirmation from the TRDC Planning team that a standard advisory clause is added to all planning approvals, which states that “Care should be taken during the building works hereby approved to ensure no damage occurs to the verge or...
River Chess floods picnic area

River Chess floods picnic area

Three months after the wettest February on record, we are now in one of the wettest Mays on record.  The River Chess is fed from the aquifer in the Chilterns, where the water-table is at its highest for some years.  Consequently, the picnic area on Chorleywood House...
Try a taster of what the u3a has to offer

Try a taster of what the u3a has to offer

Are you retired or no longer working full-time? Just moved into the village? Family flown the nest? Find out what Chorleywood u3a can offer. It’s a friendly, inclusive organisation with more than 40 interest groups ranging from architecture to space and the...
Chorleywood Library Update

Chorleywood Library Update

Chorleywood Library are pleased to announce they now have a large number of new books for borrowing, a good number of which can readily be seen on display.    The Library are once again receiving new magazines which can be loaned out. It is no longer necessary to...
Bees need your help

Bees need your help

Our bees are in trouble.  Their numbers are tumbling.  So are the flowers on which they feed.  Without them to pollinate our crops our food supply is also threatened. If you do spot a swarm of bees (not wasps) then please call the bee keeper on Whitelands Avenue...

Swifts

Tragically, we’ve lost over half our swifts in the past 25 years, they are in decline everywhere.  Swifts have shared our buildings since Roman times.  They still breed in our eaves and gables, but suitable nesting sites have reduced dramatically.  Modern and...

Staying Safe

Staying Safe One of the best ways of staying informed is by signing up for the excellent OWL emails from Herts Police.  Sign up directly at https://www.owl.co.uk.  Recent notifications include: Beware of scammers posing as Senior Police investigation officers stating...
1990 Autumn (045) Newsletter

1990 Autumn (045) Newsletter

Contents Motorway Perils Future of Chorleywood House The Cedars Planning Issues Bottle Banks Water Charges Road Cleaning Beating the Bounds Hidden Talents R.S.P.B. Read the...