October issue

The recent proposal for the development of nine apartments above the Co-op in Lower Road has been met with mixed […]

Here’s a photo gallery of just a few of Chorleywood Magazine 2018 Scarecrow Trail’s 36 participants along with their scarecrows.

Russell School has a reputation for turning out keen musicians but a home-grown pop band is a first. 

River Chess Association (RCA) Chair Paul Jennings updates us on facts and news relevant to our precious chalk stream – […]

Well, as the nights draw in and the leaves turn,  our Bacchanalian tendencies move to a different hue too.

Higgins has always had a reputation for its top quality meat and inspired choice of cheeses but now has an […]

We have a number of music legends scattered around Chorleywood but there must be only one who has been performing […]

Chenies resident Ray Duffy set himself a challenge to solo cycle   2000 miles from Perth in Western Australia across the […]

Did you know that some of the country’s ancient hornbeam hedges still exist in our Chorleywood woodland? 

 Chorleywood Parish Council are co-ordinating a series of events to commemorate 100 years since the end of the first world war.

There are currently four shops for sale in the village and one closed. Whilst in many ways this reflects a […]

The Wild Acre Art annual exhibition held in Chenies Baptist Church over August Bank Holiday weekend resulted in the sales […]

WENDY AND THE POSTCARD POSTMAN… WENDY BREWER Andrea Witts (née Hopes) asked if we could help her trace Wendy Brewer […]