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.
During the recent storm the Estate fortunately lost only two trees – one on Ellis Avenue and one on Chiltern Hill at the junction with Lewis Lane. Jasper Garnham had identified the damage on Monday morning and organised for Fineland Forestry to deal with the immediate problems on Monday afternoon.
Fineland will complete the removal of trunks when their workload returns to normal. Meanwhile if anyone becomes aware of damaged trees belonging to the Estate, please let us know.
As a separate […]
There will be an Extraordinary Meeting of the Parish Council on Monday, 7th October at 18.30 in the Parish Council Offices in Gravel Hill, Chalfont St Peter.
The meeting will be preceded by a 15-minute public discussion. The main topic of the meeting will be the Chiltern District Council public consultation relating to Sites for Gypsies, Travellers and Travelling Showpeople.
The Agenda may be viewed at
http://www.chalfontstpeter-pc.gov.uk/downloads/meeting_agendas/Agenda—Extraordinary-Meeting-7th-October-2013.pdf
Chalfont Heights Roads Committee Limited has submitted its response to Chiltern District Council’s public consultation regarding Gypsy, Travellers and Travelling Showpeople Site Options.
The response objects to the identification of Area 4 as a potentially suitable site and makes the point that with four other sites in the immediate neighbourhood, Chalfont St Peter has arguably provided more than its fair share of sites.
The grounds for objection in relation to Area 4 include the following:
the proposal is contrary to the Council’s own […]
The Butler family in Winkers Close are missing their black and white cat, Dexter.
He was last seen on Tuesday, 24 September.
Residents are asked to check their sheds, outbuildings and garages in case Dexter has got stuck or accidentally been locked in.
Anyone who has seen the cat, or got any information, is asked to call the Butlers on 01753 883017.
The deadline for submissions to Chiltern District Council in relation to their public consultation regarding possible sites for Gypsies, Travellers and Travelling Showpeople is 14 October. We remind residents that one of the sites (“Area 4”) identified as potentially suitable is the field on Denham Lane next to Winkers nightclub close to the Estate.
Chalfont Heights Roads Committee will be making a submission. We expect to post it on our website next week, so residents who wish to make their own […]
Please note that there is an email bounce-back showing error messages on the CHRC email address. The problem is linked to an old email address that was being used before the website was launched.
We are talking with our service provider and hope to have this resolved soon, please continue to email us at [email protected] as the email will still come through to us.