Added 27 August
Save a third, or more, of the entrance cost by getting your tickets in advance. Offer expires 23:59 5th September.
2 adults and 3 children on the day will be £42. Get yours now for £20. No brainer!
10 Days to go!
Please note, that if you wish to enter our competitions, you must do so before midnight on Tuesday 2nd September .
click here to go direct to the competitions page on our website or here to the comps portal
Cash prizes for 1st 2nd & 3rd.
Competition Classes
click here to go direct to the competitions page on our website or here to the comps portal
Cash prizes for 1st 2nd & 3rd.
Competition Classes
If you need assistance to enter our competitions using the online system, help will be available in the CSG library by sending a message or calling Gary Jackson 07968 561322
Churchfitters concert, Friday 26th September 2025
Tickets are now available in the Library as well as online here Ticketsource.
Tickets are now available in the Library as well as online here Ticketsource.
The Amersham Festival of Music proudly unveils its Winter 2025–26 Season, the first series under the direction of acclaimed conductor and pianist Chris Hopkins. Running from October 3rd 2025 to February 13th 2026, this winter series is full of highlights, from internationally renowned ensembles such as the Fibonacci Quartet and the Glenn Miller Orchestra, to immersive song and two-piano performances, and masterpieces including Mozart’s 40th Symphony and Vivaldi’s Four Seasons with the Festival’s own celebrated professional chamber orchestra. www.amershamfestival.org
Added 20 August
Added 13 August
Many thanks to everyone who has supported the Chalfont St Smiles sunflower project. It has been/ is lovely to see them growing in gardens , verges and banks around the village. There are many more in back gardens hidden from view! The bees (and slugs!) also appreciate them!
In non- cultivated spots , the hot, dry weather of July claimed many victims but the watered sunflowers have nevertheless brought many smiles.
We have created a gallery of sunflowers grown in and around the village.
If you would like to add your photo of your sunflowers to this page please email the photo along with permission to publish your name to clerk@chalfontstgiles-pc.gov.uk
In non- cultivated spots , the hot, dry weather of July claimed many victims but the watered sunflowers have nevertheless brought many smiles.
We have created a gallery of sunflowers grown in and around the village.
If you would like to add your photo of your sunflowers to this page please email the photo along with permission to publish your name to clerk@chalfontstgiles-pc.gov.uk
The Parish Council have received the wonderful news that Chalfont St Giles is the winner of the Pushman Cup in the Buckinghamshire Best Kept Village competition.
The village scored a magnificent 196 marks out of a possible 200!
See the this link for the score sheet and judges comments.
Thank you to all the volunteers who help to make this achievement possible.
The Chairman of the Parish Council Gordon Patrick BEM said ‘This is fantastic news. The scores received are a testament to the wonderful community effort that goes into this competition.’
Thanks go to the many people that contribute to this competition; the Community Litter Pickers, the Knit and Knatter Group, the Volunteers who work in the Community Library and Community Fridge, the volunteers who maintain the High Street war memorial. The scouts and guides and their leaders who litter pick and keep the village tidy. The Gardens Association who plant flowers around the village. Finally the Councillors and their staff who maintain the communal areas around the village.
The cup will be presented on the village green on Saturday 20 September around 10am. More information about the presentation will be posted nearer the time.
The village scored a magnificent 196 marks out of a possible 200!
See the this link for the score sheet and judges comments.
Thank you to all the volunteers who help to make this achievement possible.
The Chairman of the Parish Council Gordon Patrick BEM said ‘This is fantastic news. The scores received are a testament to the wonderful community effort that goes into this competition.’
Thanks go to the many people that contribute to this competition; the Community Litter Pickers, the Knit and Knatter Group, the Volunteers who work in the Community Library and Community Fridge, the volunteers who maintain the High Street war memorial. The scouts and guides and their leaders who litter pick and keep the village tidy. The Gardens Association who plant flowers around the village. Finally the Councillors and their staff who maintain the communal areas around the village.
The cup will be presented on the village green on Saturday 20 September around 10am. More information about the presentation will be posted nearer the time.
Jordans and District Rotary Club Request for help.
Social Media Project.
Wanted a young person to assist Jordans Rotary to establish a social media presence. We will provide all the information, but we need someone to get us on to Facebook, WhatsApp, TicToc and other appropriate social media platforms. Would make an ideal school project. Rotary does so much, ranging from Running a Schools Technology Tournament to Building a Health Centre in Nepal. Our motto is ‘Service before Self’ and you could be the start of something really special.
Contact David on 07827526136 for more information if interested
Social Media Project.
Wanted a young person to assist Jordans Rotary to establish a social media presence. We will provide all the information, but we need someone to get us on to Facebook, WhatsApp, TicToc and other appropriate social media platforms. Would make an ideal school project. Rotary does so much, ranging from Running a Schools Technology Tournament to Building a Health Centre in Nepal. Our motto is ‘Service before Self’ and you could be the start of something really special.
Contact David on 07827526136 for more information if interested
Land at The National Society For Epilepsy Chesham Lane
See this PDF for details of a Public Inquiry. 30th September
See this PDF for details of a Public Inquiry. 30th September
Updated 6 August
