The Chilterns Green Belt and its Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) remain under unprecedented threat from development despite assurances in the new Government White Paper on Housing, says the Chiltern Society.
Three large areas of Green Belt could be lost this year to housing development around Hemel Hempstead and Tring if current plans are approved.
The Chiltern Society has expressed its increasing concern at a “tidal wave” of planning applications which it says seriously threaten the special Chilterns countryside.
For a change, the sheep moved down Aylesbury Road on Thursday 15 December.
Wood and chippings for sale on Heron Path
A huge ash tree fell and blocked Heron Path on Thursday 17 November. Patrick Kernan and his team were there to clear away the massive amounts of debris on Friday 18 November.
More on the visit to the House of Lords Select Committee
Rural communities warm to community buildings and DIY community transport schemes
Residents in Waddesdon will be dusting off their sports gear after grant funding of £3,000 from their Local Area Forum (LAF) paid for new sports and fitness equipment.
Readers may already be aware of the unexpected intrusions by HS2 Ltd at Fairford Leys in October. Wendover Parish Council and others have tried to ensure we will not be treated in the same way the next time HS2 Ltd comes here.
