Little Chalfont Village News
Good Neighbours initiative
The Community Association and Parish Council wish to promote Little Chalfont as a friendly and caring village under an initiative styled ‘Good Neighbours’.
Whilst there are many good examples of neighbours looking out for each other, it is the aim to reproduce this throughout our community. For a brief description of how it is intended to approach this objective, please visit our new Good Neighbours page here.
The page will be used to provide progress reports and reports of encouraging stories.
More information on how local people can offer and receive help will appear here soon.
This group was set up before the coronavirus outbreak but is more active than ever.
The popular monthly
Farmers’ Market
is cancelled until further notice.
CORONAVIRUS
Covid 19 is affecting all our lives.
This village is no different from others but
the information given here relates to Little Chalfont only.
Please bear in mind that many events in the village have been cancelled or postponed.
Some of the information given in
this website may not reflect the present situation.
Latest Update
Parish Council Office -
Mostly closed with staff working
at home.
Email messages will be answered
as usual.
Telephone messages will be answered as soon as possible
Village Hall - restricted activities
Westwood Park - open but
tennis courts closed
Nature Park - open
Snells Wood car park - open
Some shops in Little Chalfont
are open for business
Including:
McParland Pharmacy
Post Office Tesco Wenzels
Filippetto’s Mica Hardware
Village Wines Rex Bakery
The Little Grocer
Looking for:
local grocery deliveries?
Take-aways to be delivered
or collected?
COVID-19 IN LITTLE CHALFONT – WHERE NEXT?
A further coronavirus leaflet has been delivered throughout the village, alongside
Parish Council’s newsletter.
The leaflet confirms that help with shopping, prescriptions and friendly phone chats, will continue to be available from both the Little Chalfont Good Neighbours and the Coronavirus Facebook Help group. It also highlights a potentially greater need for the Chiltern Food Bank and sets out how our community can help. All the contact details are supplied and a copy can be downloaded here.
In the newsletter (available to download elsewhere on this page) there are key messages for the community as we face the continuation of the pandemic, including the need for us to help the survival of our shops, traders and other local businesses.
Click the image below for a poster showing the items especially required at the present time by Chiltern Foodbank.
Visit the
for more information on the threat of up to 700 homes
on our green belt.