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Threat to Green Belt
Despite strong objections from the community, Chiltern and South Bucks District Councils remain intent on releasing the huge area of Green Belt Land between Burtons Lane and Lodge Lane and to building no less than 700 dwellings.
At a meeting on 7th November, councillors accepted that this land was likely to be one 15 options within the two districts that would be included in its draft Local Plan to 2036, now due to be published in June/July 2018 for consultation.
Villagers packed the village hall earlier last year to protest about additional housing
Visit the
website
for more information on the threat of up to 1000 homes on our green belt.
Reduced price £10 plus postage
For information please e-mail
chairman@littlechalfont.org.uk
Some historic photos of
Little Chalfont,
including some from
Ivor White’s book
are available here
Free 1 hour parking in
Snells Wood Car-park
Don’t forget to display a valid ticket available from the machine
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
Simply Walk
Every Monday
Meet outside Little Chalfont Library
Cokes Lane, Amersham HP7 9QA
Please arrive at 10:15 am,
ready to depart at 10:30
This site gives information about
Little Chalfont and activities
within the village
plus the surrounding area.
It is maintained by the
Little Chalfont
Community Association.
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See ‘About Us’
All enquiries about the site to
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Thanks to all who supported Village Day and special thanks to the organiser, Paul Nicholls, who again did a fantastic job.
Some photos of the event are available here.
Unitary authority for Bucks?
The consultation on the possibility of changing from
four District Councils and one County Council to one or two unitary authorities has
ended.
A decision, by the Secretary of State for Housing, will be published here
when available.
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