Once again Shop at The Lee is delighted to offer the opportunity to customers to order all the essential Christmas foods for collection on Christmas Eve. Last year we successfully fulfilled over 60 orders and we hope this year will be bigger than ever. Almost everything is sourced locally from tried and trusted suppliers: …
The November edition of The Lee Newsletter is now available for on-line viewing.
Buckinghamshire County Council are asking residents across the county to give their views on household recycling centres (aka dumps). If you ever take rubbish to the dump, you may have some thoughts – good or bad – which you would like to pass on. The survey can be found here and is open until 31st …
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.
The draft minutes of the Parish Council meeting on 10th September are now available for viewing.
The October edition of The Lee Newsletter is now available for on-line viewing.
The Parish Council has received, from HS2 Ltd’s contractors Fusion JV, a Notification of Works at Great Missenden (Frith Hill, the Link Road and the A413), starting in October 2019. There are some important implications for The Lee residents.
In response to feedback that there is a lack of clarity as to the responsibilities of individual parish councillors, we have added a new page with details of the designated councillor for a variety of categories. We have also clarified where ultimate responsibility lies with either Buckinghamshire County Council or Chiltern District Council. Should there …
The Lee Parish Council has decided to write to the Oakervee review on HS2, giving our views on three issues – the case for the project; the management of the project and local impacts and costs (even though we have not been invited).You will find the letter here. It has been sent to the Chair …
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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