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.
The Committee recently received a nice letter from Mr Tony Roeder of North Ferriby, East Yorkshire. Mr. Roeder came across the Chalfont Heights website and having lived here between 1932 and 1957, he kindly shared some of his recollections with us in the attached letter.
The Roeder family lived on the Heights while Tony’s father, JR Roeder worked for the Stroud family, he designed houses for WJ Stringer following service in WW2. Mr Roeder also kindly sent us copies of a […]
One of the Chalfont Heights Committee members recently turned 50!
Happy Birthday Kris,
Oops did we mention who it is!
The Conservative Anthony Stansfeld has been elected as Thames Valley’s new Police and Crime Commissioner.
More details of the voting are available here.
Mr Stansfeld will take up his role from 22 November, with the current Police Authority ceasing to exist at 11.59pm on Wednesday 21 November.
Police and Crime Commissioners will indicate their proposed budget and precept for 2013 – 2014 in December, and their Police and Crime Plan will be published by March 2013.
The Chief Constable, Sara Thornton, said: “I would […]
On 15 November 2012, the public across England and Wales will elect a police and crime commissioner who will be accountable for how crime is tackled in their police force areas.
Voting
The first PCC elections will take place on 15 November 2012 to elect a PCC for each police force area in England and Wales outside London.
Everyone registered to vote in the police force area will be able to vote, including British, EU and Commonwealth citizens living in the UK.
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Chiltern District Council has 40 elected Councillors, who are democratically accountable to the residents of their ward. Councillors have a duty to the whole community, in addition to the duty to their constituents.
The following downloadable PDF is a statement of the persons nominated for election as a District Councillor for Central Ward.
Some Councillors sit on Committees which make decisions on a range of different issues to do with service provision and the development of strategy, policies and the budget for the […]
Our contractors Bicester Sweepers spent a long day on Monday sweeping a large amount of leaves from many of the roads in the estate.
They brought two 4-tonne capacity sweepers, which were each filled twice (dumping and then returning). The wet weather did not help, as it added to the bulk of the leaves and made it more difficult to sweep.
Work was suspended for the day at nightfall. And still there are more leaves to collect!
Please note that the following roads […]