On the 19 May at around 21.35 hours a male and female came to an address in Heathway, Iver Heath. They told the occupier that they were the occupier’s new carers and would be starting work the next day. The female kept the occupier talking on the doorstep whilst the …
April 2013. Since the start of 2013 burglary in Ley Hill has increased, the police have made an arrest and this may well put an end to the matter but it is always worth taking extra precautions; here are a few things to consider. This is not a expert guide, …
Now that spring is finally here, our beloved golf club has a stunning offer to get us out there in the fresh air. Seven 30 min golf lessons, and 3 months free temp membership all for only £120. What a deal!!! Conditions do apply – please contact James Short PGA …
Media statistics (for 2011) show that there are 533,000 bikes stolen in the UK every year. The British bicycle industry has experienced a renaissance in recent years meaning that the consumer value of the UK market for bicycles is around £2.5bn. The average price paid for an adult’s bicycle exceeds …
Burglaries and shed break-ins are up over the last few weeks, with 5 known incidents in the immediate area. Please take care to secure your property and report any suspicious activity. More on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ley-Hill/346179088750606
This is the body of a message from local Councillor Noel Brown, in response to a public consultation on Green Belt designation. Please take a minute to read through it. You can follow the conversation on our forum at http://leyhill.info/chatter/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=3, or you can email him directly at noel.brown@leyhill.info. I first picked …
….not with their enquiries in this instance, but with how better to inform householders of useful security measures. TVP have launched their own survey which will take just a couple of minutes of your time and will help them to target advice and reminders more effectively.
Readers of News and Views may have noticed already the new lorries collecting our refuse and recycling each week. This is a new service provided by Chiltern district council jointly with Wycombe. The joint service will provide economies of scale to the benefit of both district councils and is one …
The final touches have been given to the gravediggers hut and it will be handed over to the Parish Council very shortly. The windows have been faithfully re-crafted by Richard Pearce to match the originals. Fancy ironwork handles and window stays have been restored where possible and replaced with matching …
As you know we’ve collected enough bottles to build our greenhouse and construction is well underway with completion of the structure anticipated for Sunday 24 March 2013. However, what we now need is someone with green fingers to help put it to good use. We’re looking for a willing volunteer …
Photo categories for the September Flower & Produce Show (14th September 2013) will be: “Local Landscape” and “Best Dressed Pets” so get your cameras out and have a go!!
At the start of the new school year in September 2012, Ley Hill Owls After School Club was launched with support from the Ley Hill Memorial Hall Committee. It is run by Melanie Bennett, a parent of two children at the school. Started in part due to the lack of …
The annual seniors lunch took place in the Memorial Hall on Tuesday 5th March. Approximately 80 people enjoyed wonderful food prepared and presented by Margaret Faulkner and a group of volunteers. There followed and entertainment led by Paul Woodstock and members of the Ley Hill Luvvies, with songs from the …
Hot topics for discussion this year include speeding, burglaries, new and improved waste collection and the subject of green belt development. Speakers will include Councillor Nick Rose, leader of Chiltern District Council and David Stowe, Estates Manager for the same. This is a public meeting and all local residents are …
