Little Chalfont Village News
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Community Information Directory
Little Chalfont Parish Council
Little Chalfont Library
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Village Diary
Walks in the are
Images of Little Chalfont
Historic photos
New Nature Park
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Latest News
Little Chalfont Community Association AGM held on 15 March
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of these stories
Remembrance Sunday in
Little Chalfont
History of
Little Chalfont
The Metropolitan Railway reached Little Chalfont in 1889. However, the village didn't really develop until the 1920's when land was released for housing to become part of Sir John Betjeman's "Metroland".
The present population is around 6000. The station is served by London Underground Metropolitan line and by Chiltern Railways resulting in excellent transport to and from London; Marylebone station can be reached in little over 30 minutes.
The village has a post office and a building society as well as a pharmacy, a Tesco Express and about 30 other shops. There are three dental practices, a doctors surgery and an optician. There are many places to eat including Chinese, Indian and Italian restaurants. The ‘Sugar Loaf’ public house and the White Lion Inn both serve food.
There are two Primary Schools plus Dr. Challoner’s (Girls) High School.
There are three churches; Anglican, Methodist and Roman Catholic.
The Village Hall is centrally positioned next to the library.
Little Chalfont became a separate Parish in 2007 following a poll of local people who overwhelmingly voted in favour. The new Parish comprises the old Little Chalfont ward of Amersham Town Council plus what was previously the northern part of Chalfont St. Giles.
Threat to Green Belt
The District Council is preparing a Local Plan which will set out policies used to determine planning matters in the period to 2036.
The process includes a review of the green belt and parts of Little Chalfont were identified as areas which might be removed from the green belt to allow for additional housing. The preferred options paper has now been published which shows one large area of the village has been included. The full details can be read on a leaflet which has been distributed to all homes in Little Chalfont.
To download a copy, click here
To learn more and support the ‘Save Little Chalfont’ campaign click here
For Facebook page, Click here
Joiunt LCCA & Parish Council submission
Urgent - call for funds
We need professional help to continue our fight for the land to remain in the Green Belt and free from development.
Along with other professional advice, we will need to produce our own independent evidence. We seek the community’s support at this juncture by asking for funds, large or small, to be pledged.
For a leaflet giving more information, please click here
2nd Saturday of each month
9.00 - 1.00 p.m.
Village Hall and car park
Farmers’ Market
Thames Valley Farmers’ Market Co-operative
Good quality produce
Also - Craft Fair
Refreshments available
For more events go to
Free 1 hour parking in
Snells Wood Car-park
Don’t forget to display a valid ticket available from the machine
Village Day 2017
Saturday 17 June
Fun Run in morning
Details here
Then, from 12.0 noon - 4.00 p.m.
Children’s art competition
Scarecrow competition
Entries by 4th June
Download poster for full details
Entry form here
Entertainment on the green including ballet, Tae Kwon-Do and Tai Chi demonstrations, as well as live music from a variety of local talent
Free parking in Snells Wood car park
Click here for more details of all events
Programmes are now on sale in Robertson’s Butchers and include a prize draw for a
meal, donated by the
White Lion pub
Volunteers required
If you would be willing to help out on the day, by acting as a
marshal for an hour or by helping with the tidy-up, please email: villageday@littlechalfont.org.uk
Images from the 2016 Village Day
(by Glyn Strong) can be seen here
Community Library is
10 years old
Congratulations to Jim Brooks and his team of volunteers who have successfully completed 10 years running the community library following the proposal in 2006, by Bucks County Council, to close the library.
More information on this can be read here (outside link)