Welcome to Amersham!
It is our mission to enhance the town and provide valuable services for the well-being and prosperity of our local community.
Amersham Town Council also manage the Visit Amersham initiative.
[Access the bus timetables here.] Step back in time and make your journey part of the fun! Join us on Sunday 6 September for Amersham Heritage Day and hop aboard a FREE vintage heritage bus. The heritage buses are provided by members of Amersham & District Motorbus Society and London Transport Museum. Heritage buses will […]
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Old Amersham Market Saturday | 9am–3pm Join us this weekend beneath the Market Hall in Old Amersham!We’ll have a great mix of stallholders offering fresh produce, handmade items, and a range of quality goods.
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In 2024, the Children’s Art Trail was launched, bringing art to the landscape by showcasing various installations throughout Amersham-on-the-Hill and Old Amersham, including willow, wooden and metal sculptures, painted murals, and our flagship horticultural displays. All of the features have been created in partnership with local artists and designers. This year, four more utility boxes […]
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We’re raising funds to install a suicide prevention bench on Woodside Close – a simple but meaningful addition to our community that could make a real difference – and we need your help. The bench will be supplied through Legend on the Bench, a charity dedicated to placing supportive benches in parks and public spaces […]
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It was wonderful to see the Memorial Gardens packed on Sunday for a stunning performance from the Amersham Festival of Music. The audience enjoyed a fantastic selection of classical music, featuring Piazzolla’s The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, music from Schindler’s List and Casals’ Song of the Birds, performed by acclaimed musicians Janice Graham (violin), Julia Graham […]
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Two weeks ago, a selection of wildflower sculptures were installed on the verge at the junction of Stanley Hill and Stanley Hill Avenue. These sculptures form part of the Children’s Art Trail, which also includes painted utility boxes, willow sculptures, features in the Memorial Gardens, and many other pieces of art created by local residents. […]
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