Our projects
A volunteer run Community Association making Little Chalfont an attractive and sustainable place to live work and enjoy.
Village Day 2025
Village Day, on 21st June , celebrated the 100th anniversary of Little Chalfont. We were delighted that so many local and voluntary organisations took part.
The day started with a fun run in Westwood Park where 122 participants took part, and then at 12 noon Countess Howe, the Lord Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire opened the day. There was entertainment, including a jazz band, ballet demo, Morris dancing, Tai Kwon Do, a Rock Choir, and of course our very own Elvis, lots of stalls to visit, and plenty to eat and drink in the Village centre.
Look out for more Village Day photos in our gallery.
Little Chalfont Park Liaison Group
Established to enable ongoing dialogue and discussion between the local community and the Hill Team who are responsible for the Little Chalfont Park development.
Hanging baskets
We fund and organise the beautiful hanging baskets on Nightingales Corner, Chenies Parade and Station Road. These are refreshed twice yearly, so enhance our environment throughout the year.
Newsletters
Twice a year we produce an eight page informative newsletter with articles of local interest and information supporting local societies and organisations. This is distributed free of charge by our volunteers to all 3,000 homes and businesses around Little Chalfont.
Christmas lights
In conjunction with the parish council, we provide and install the wall mounted Christmas trees with lights brightening up Chenies Parade, Nightingales Corner and Station Road, and the pretty lights on the large trees on the triangle green and outside the village hall. We also arrange the striking motifs on the lampposts on Station Road to complete the Christmas transformation in Little Chalfont.
Daffodils on Amersham Way
The spring daffodil display on the Amersham Way green has been supported by the LCCA for a number of years. We fund the purchase of daffodil bulbs, and the planting is undertaken by our Scouts and Beavers (for which they earn badges). This year’s display was particularly glorious.
Wildflowers
Our volunteers cultivate, propagate and manage the pretty wildflower patches on the verge opposite Chenies Parade, on the junction of Stoney Lane and Amersham Road, on the junction of Bell Lane and Elizabeth Avenue and on the grass verge at the bottom of Chalfont Avenue.
Little Chalfont nature park
We spearheaded the purchase of 4 acres of land in the village centre to save it as a green space, leading to the creation of the Little Chalfont Nature Park. The Nature Park has proved to be a great success, and is very popular locally, especially since the installation of all weather paths in 2023. The Nature Park is now independently managed, and we continue to support the Nature Park, as part of our drive to be a nature friendly village.
Café 22 Dementia Cafe
We conceived and supported the launch of the highly successful Café 22 dementia café. It is now run as an independent charity but we remain a supporter, and are working with the Café to make Little Chalfont a dementia friendly village.
Dementia Friendly Village
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Free Pickleball taster session at Westwood Park this Saturday
From 10.30 to 12.30 am
Pickleball England will be demonstrating this fast growing sport and offering short free coaching sessions.
Do come along and join in.
Organised by the Little Chalfont Parish Council
