The Mayor visits the Beavers at Paccar Scout Camp in Chalfont St Peter
On Saturday, the Town Mayor, Cllr Mark Roberts had the pleasure of joining the Beavers at Paccar Scout Camp in Chalfont St Peter. The Mayor commented ‘Some of the youth leaders guided me round, giving me chance to meet up with Beaver groups from Amersham and Chesham Bois, and their leaders, and to see all […]
Read MoreAnnual Return 2022 – Notice of Electors Rights
Annual Return 2022 – Notice of Electors Rights Click to view a PDF copy of the latest Annual Return 2022 – Notice for Electors Rights
Read MoreCitizen of the Year Award Winners 2022!
At last week’s Picnic in the Park event, the Mayor took the stage to announce the winners of this year’s Citizen of the Year Awards. Congratulations to all winners for their care and contribution to our local community. The winners were as follows – Citizen of the Year: Jointly to Stan Pretty and Sally Alford […]
Read MoreRiver Misbourne Habitat Improvement Works
For further information on the River Misbourne improvement works at Barn Meadow and Pondwicks, please click on the QR codes below or pop along to one of the drop in sessions at Barn Meadow Pavilion on Monday 13 June. You views on the plan are very important.
Read MoreThe Round Tower
In addition to the planting of the now unofficially named Platinum Jubilee pollination bed at Sycamore Corner, we have installed a bug castle! You may recognise it as the Round Tower, the central keep of Windsor Castle. Huge thanks to William Scott for taking up the challenge and using his phenomenal skills to create this […]
Read MoreBees & Pollinators!
The Town Council team was pleased to plant the new bee and pollinator bed over the weekend. With a combination of herbaceous perennials from guara to echinacea and lavender to helenium, the bed is packed with RHS Plants for Pollinators which will be ablaze with colour in summer.
Read MoreCleaning of the WW1 Memorial in Old Amersham
Huge thanks to Cliveden Conservation for the cleaning and remedial works that they are currently undertaking to the WW1 Memorial in Old Amersham. The Portland limestone monument, dated 1921 was moved from St Mary’s Churchyard to the Memorial Gardens in 1949.
Read MorePollinators Throughout Amersham
Over the next couple of weeks volunteers and Amersham Town Council staff will be out planting a mixture of pollinators beneath many of the road signs throughout Amersham. With over 2000 plugs ‘potted on’ we should see a splashes of colour one many corners of Amersham. If you happen to live close to one of […]
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