May Issue

Even if you’ve been to Rickmansworth Festival, chances are you won’t be aware that it is organised and manned by […]

Students at St Clement Danes took part in a real life business challenge aimed at developing the skills and raising […]

 What? The charity Workaid with its HQ at Chesham collects unwanted tools to refurbish and distribute them to disadvantaged people […]

Chorleywooders were perplexed and dismayed recently to find that, completely unannounced, parking meters appeared in the Shire Lane and Ferry […]

Chorleywood Twinning Association has rrecently returned from their biennial visit to our twin town Dardilly

Wackus Bacchus talks about Chardonnay Chardonnay is the fifth most widely planted grape in the world, behind what you ask? […]

83 years after the first parking meter was introduced in Oklahoma City in 1935 we`ve finally caught up in Chorleywood. […]

Chorleywooders have been helping Richard Field with his latest mission in the community of Mukano County, Uganda.  While working on […]

  Local Trailrunners were over the moon that the sun was shining when they took off on their second circuit of […]

Last term was especially eventful term for Chorleywood Primary School “The highlight was our Ofsted inspection that praised the excellent practice […]

Christ Church Boys’ cross country Team, Euan, Archie and John, were crowned Year 6 Boys Herts Champions in February. Two […]

 On World Book Day in March , children at Chenies School were delighted to see their new library officially opened […]

The Fops Roadshow held at the Junction last month (Mon16 April) was so successful that the organisers had to hold […]

Chorleywood Cricket Club is planning a major overhaul of their half-century old pavilion.

Table tennis is blossoming at the new Reach Free School in Mill End and in the local community