Over the past 10 years, we have been planting bulbs and pollinators beneath the road name plates throughout Amersham. Since the first spur-of-the-moment planting on Sycamore Corner to use up leftover plants, the scheme has grown, with the emergence of spring bulbs bringing cheer to many corners of Amersham. We would once again like to […]
Read MoreThe Town Council submitted the attached response to the Government’s consultation on the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF).
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On Sunday 10 November, a Remembrance Day Service will be held in the Memorial Gardens. The service led by the Amersham and District Royal British Legion and Rector Jonny Rapson, will commence at 10.45am. A Civic Remembrance Service will follow in St Mary’s Church.
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Now the clocks have gone back, and the evenings are drawing in, it’s tempting to curl up at home with a cuppa. But here are a host of delightful things to do outdoors. If you have a garden, you can start seasonal pruning, as well as planting spring bulbs. Our beautiful beech woods beckon too. […]
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With energy prices set to rise again this October, Buckinghamshire Community Energy and its partner experts in energy efficiency and decarbonisation will provide life hacks for smart householders looking for ways to invest in their homes to save money on energy bills – and in the case of solar panels or battery storage, to actually […]
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Now February is upon us and spring is on the way it’s time to finish the winter garden jobs and help our feathered friends. For advice on feeding the birds (particularly now that bird flu is prevalent) see https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/helping-birds-and-wildlife If you are pruning hedges, shrubs and climbers, be careful not to disturb any birds that […]
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