News and Events
Chesham Bois Parish Council would like to say a big thank you to all stall holders, food providers and entertainers who all combined to make Chesham Bois Village Fete such a success on Saturday. Special thanks go to IBB Law as our main sponsor for their continued support of our fete, it is very much […] [Read full article…]
Please note that North Road will be closed on Saturday 15th June for the Village Fete from 8.30 am until 6 pm. Also attached is a list of roadworks and road closures taking place in the Chesham Bois area over the next few weeks. This information will be regularly updated. Road Works Schedule June 2024.xlsx [Read full article…]
Chesham Bois Village Fete will be held this year on Saturday 15th June from 11.30 am to 4 pm. There will be 40 stalls including a bouncy obstacle course for children, local arts and crafts, a circus workshop by Colonel Custard, local schools photo competition and a flypast by a Lancaster aircraft. There will be […] [Read full article…]
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CHESHAM BOIS
NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
The Parish Council has started a project to create a Neighbourhood Plan for Chesham Bois, and residents as well as local business owners and organisations will be able to contribute. The Neighbourhood Plan will serve to shape the future of our village community and help protect the unique, semi-rural, woodland environment of Chesham Bois.
A new page dedicated to the Neighhbourhood Plan project will be added to this website soon and a link will be posted here as well as on our social media accounts.
Look out for more information!
Councillor Vacancy
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FixMyStreet
To report Issues about pavements, footways, roads or cycleways in Buckinghamshire,
please use the online portal FixMyStreet: : https://fixmystreet.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/.
To report an issue relating to a public footpath, bridleway or byway in Buckinghamshire,
please use a different online portal:
Report an issue with a public footpath, bridleway or byway | Buckinghamshire Council
Examples of issues which should be reported include:
• broken stiles
• overgrown vegetation or fallen trees
• damaged or dangerous path surfaces
• damaged or dangerous bridges
• damaged or missing signposts and waymarks
May 2023