Welcome to the website of the Chalfont Heights estate in Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire.
In these pages you will find information about the estate, its heritage, activities and latest news. Our photos show Chalfont Heights from the 1930s to today.
The estate is managed by a Committee. It's easy to make contact with us.
One section of the website - the Forum - is open only to residents of the estate: it is password protected.
This note from Jonathan Pegler is also being delivered in hard copy to each household.
Dear Resident,
I am writing to tell you about changes to our plans for resurfacing this Autumn, and am taking the opportunity to deal with several other matters.
Resurfacing plans
The Committee’s note of 20 October (*text appended for reference) set out plans by National Grid to renew the gas mains along many of our roads. We expect much of the work to take place on verges and not […]
Residents living in many of the estate’s roads are being notified of disruption as National Grid contractors carry out work to upgrade the gas mains in the area.
National Grid has written to residents warning them of impending work. Woodside Hill residents have been told the work there will last for five weeks, from 27 October until 28 November 2014.
Other roads affected are:
Halfacre Hill (13 October to 7 November)
Ellis Avenue (11 November to 12 December)
Lewis Lane (15 December to 21 January […]
Please be aware that a sewage pipe has burst on Chiltern Hill, the committee are aware and have alerted Thames Water.
Once the site has been inspected by Thames Water we will post more information about any potential works and road closures.
There is a crack in a sewage pipe on Chiltern Hill just below the oak tree island. Effluent has leaked and run down the hill.
Thames Water have been alerted this morning, Thursday 9th October 2014, and are urgently sending a repair team to deal with the problem today.
Our fellow resident Jack Fallow writes:
I wonder if you could circulate this photo. This cat has adopted out house as its new home. Does it belong to anyone on the Heights? Did it belong to someone who has moved? Maybe a neighbour will recognise it?
If you know whose cat it might be please email Jack at [email protected]
Over the Spring and Summer months many new families have moved into Chalfont Heights and the Committee and Residents extend a warm welcome you all. Please do browse through the Resident’s website where you will find News, the History of the Estate, useful local links and a Resident’s Forum.
The website also contains information about the Committee, its members and guidelines for any planned development works on Chalfont Heights. There are also many other volunteer roles which residents can take up, […]