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Chorleywood Orchestra met for the first time last month under the baton of Richard Wainwright, a professional horn player and […]

The day the new pavilion opened at Chorleywood Common I played in a match between 2 teams of coaches and […]

These locally based rescue dogs are much loved

When winter sets in there’s nothing like a log fire and woodburning stoves make sense for many reasons. Kevin Long […]

Chorleywood Bookshop Team’s Choice

Christmas is a time for giving so I am giving my page to a young lady from Chorleywood who gave […]

Three reports from Chaps in Hats this month…

Out of Bounds Comedy heads this way again in January for a Chorleywood Common Youth FC fundraiser. The line up […]

With ‘funny’ as their focus, Chorleywood Amateur Dramatics Society (CADS) generally perform comedies by the likes of Ayckbourn, Cooney and […]

Preparations have begun for St Clement Danes’ Charities Week – the annual student-led festive event running over three days in […]

The combination of The Living Years lyrics with Paul Carrack’s vocal is spine tingling in itself but add a 300 […]

“Blackbirds, starlings and robins will eat fat, fruit, and mealworms, while chaffinches, goldfinches and collared doves are seed eaters, preferring […]

Entries for Chorleywood’s first competition for budding young film-makers are due on 19 January! A  joint collaboration between The Film […]

Composer Andrew Gant comes to Chorleywood to tell the story of carols. The author, who has directed the choirs of […]

Chorleywood Bookshop are asking residents to give a book to a disadvantaged child this Christmas

Chorleywood in Bloom has been a huge success in brightening up the village, so we hoped that in conjunction with […]