Welcome to the website of the Chalfont Heights estate in Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire.
In these pages you will find information about the estate, its heritage, activities and latest news. Our photos show Chalfont Heights from the 1930s to today.
The estate is managed by a Committee. It's easy to make contact with us.
One section of the website - the Forum - is open only to residents of the estate: it is password protected.
The minutes from the 2021 AGM held on Zoom March last year are now available online
HERE.
Archived Minutes from previous AGM meetings held from 1959 to 2009 are also available HERE.
As a brief reminder the 2022 AGM will take place on Zoom again and invitations and Links will be sent out ahead of the meeting itself.
CHRC
Dear Resident
Please note that from Monday 17th January, contractors will be preparing, and then resurfacing, some roads in the estate. The roads affected are Upper Chiltern Hill, Lower Woodside Hill, Winkers Lane Spur, and a small section of Sandy Rise.
Mon 17Lower Woodside HillRoad surface planing and edge preparationTue 18Upper Chiltern Hill , Sandy Rise,Winkers Lane spurRoad surface planing and edge preparationWed 19Woodside HillNew road surfacingThu 20Chiltern Hill and Sandy RiseNew road surfacingFri 21Winkers Lane SpurNew road surfacingMon 24 Spare Day
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The AGM will take place again on Zoom on the 8th of March at 7.30pm, Zoom will open 10 minutes prior to the meeting to allow people to join. The format will remain the same as the meeting held in 2021.
More information will follow at the end of January.
Cllr Bruce Allen, who was a resident of Chalfont Heights at Upway Corner, died peacefully on the 10th of August this year. His service took place today at The Parish Church in St Peter. Cllr Allen was a proud resident of the Heights and a lifelong supporter of the Paccar camp, he will be remembered by many in the Village and also by his neighbours on Upway.
There will be works on the entrance to Joiners Lane and Upway all day today on the 27th of August. A note was dropped by Thames Water to all residents. The works should be completed in 1 day.
The Archive section of the CHRC website has now been updated with all of the minutes from the formation of the Roads Committee back in 1956. If you have any old documents or photos relating to the estate and houses on it, please feel free to share these with us and we will be glad to add these to the CHRC Archive.