Amersham News
River 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.
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The 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 […]
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Bees & 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.
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Pollinators 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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Flags in Sycamore Road and Hill Avenue
To complement the ER70 and union flag bunting we are adding 25 flags to Sycamore Road and Hill Avenue, to celebrate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee. As you can see from these photos, some flags have already been installed!
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The Bug Hotel Receives A New Living Roof!
Huge thanks to the Chilterns Green Gym (TCV – The Conservation Volunteers) for commencing work to attach a living roof to the (unofficial) largest bug hotel in Southern England. As ever Amersham Town Council is grateful for the efforts of Louisa Carlisle and those involved. So far, so good.
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The Market Hall Clock Tower
We are sure many residents will have noticed that the scaffolding has now been removed from the Market Hall clock tower to reveal the renovated and redecorated clock turret above Market Hall. Those of you out and about in the evening may have also noticed that the clock faces are now illuminated, making the clock […]
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The Memorial Gardens Fountain
Thank you for your patience while we replace the fountain and refurbish the pond in the Memorial Gardens. With a previously leaking pond and a tired fountain, we hope that this popular feature will be enjoyed more than ever once the refurb is complete (by 1 May). The fish are looking forward to going back […]
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