The agenda for the next meeting of The Lee Parish Council is available here. This will be the first Parish Council meeting held face to face since the pandemic, and members of the public are welcome to attend. In order to keep everyone safe we respectfully ask all attendees to: wear masks when moving …
As part of the construction of the Little Missenden vent shaft, HS2 plan to close the A413 in both directions at Little Missenden, from 9:00 pm Friday 18th June to 5:00 am Monday 21st June 2021.A diversion for ‘long-distance’ traffic is being put in place via the A404/A4010 through Hazlemere, High Wycombe and Princes Risborough. ‘Local traffic’ …
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The Lee Parish Council had an uncontested election and the following councillors were duly elected; Dick Chinnery, Ruth Fowler, Colin Little, Simon Moule, Carol Perry, Colin Sully and Alison Weir. At Tuesday night’s parish council meeting Cllr Ruth Fowler was elected as Chair. Cllr Colin Sully will continue in his role as HS2 lead, and …
We have prepared an update on the current local situation with HS2 for Buckinghamshire Council’s ‘Chesham and Villages Community Board’ which meets on 30th September. The document which you will find here contains updates on: The programme for works between Amersham and Wendover The local impact and mitigation of those works the project’s engagement with …
We’ve revamped the website content on the Old Church to make it easier to read – in particular the History of the Old Church is now on multiple pages rather than one very long page. Take a look and let us know what you think by mailing <admin@thelee.org.uk>. We hope you like it.
Just a reminder that Buckinghamshire became a Unitary Council on 1st April, combining the roles of the County Council and the District Councils (which no longer exist). A message from the Leader of the new Buckinghamshire Council, including updates on their response to the Coronavirus situation and changes to Council services is available here: https://email.aylesburyvaledc.gov.uk/5438-6OPM-5630HTGD0E/cr.aspx
Things are changing very rapidly based on the spread of the virus and government advice. For the latest news on how the village is adjusting, keep an eye on Forum 2020 which is regularly updated. If you are not yet registered for Forum 2020, please complete a registration form.
The new forum, Forum 2020, is now open for registration. The old forum will continue to run in parallel during January, and all existing users are invited to re-register for Forum 2020. More information about Forum 2020 can be found in the Introduction, User Guide and FAQs.
Weather permitting, work will start today on improving the cobbled area around the Jubilee Well in Oxford Street. The loose mortar between the stones will be cleaned out before being replaced, whilst the uneven stones around the well will be reset. Work will only take 2-3 days, so should be completed early next week.
At HS2 Ltd’s invitation, Dame Cheryl Gillan MP is planning to visit the children’s playground in Oxford Street tomorrow (Friday, September 6th) at around 4:00 pm to see the new fort. This will be part of a ‘tour’ of local community projects which have received grant-funding from the HS2 Community and Environment Fund. Whilst no …
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