Welcome to the Chorleywood Residents' Association website

We are the main independent, not-for-profit voice for Chorleywood. When you live in Chorleywood you automatically become a member of the Residents’ Association. Please get in touch with us if you have any matters you’d like to discuss or would like to be involved.

New Local Plan for Three Rivers including Chorleywood

Three Rivers District Council (TRDC) published a Potential Sites Document on Friday 26th October 2018 as part of creation of a New Local Plan. This new Local Plan will directly influence planning decisions within TRDC, including Chorleywood, for the next 10-15 years. See our Local Plan page for more information about these sites.

Update October 2019 - We are delighted that the council have recently announced that, as part of a revised plan for developing the Local Plan, it will be engaging with the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to discuss reducing the targets for house building so as to take account of more up to date population and living data and to protect more of the Green Belt. As part of the new plan, it is expected that Public Consultation on the Local Plan and the sites selected for development , which had previously been expected to commence shortly, will now not occur until next summer.

Update November 2019 - a proposal for use of the land at East Green Street has been made.  Find out more.

CRA 100 Club

If you appreciate the work we do for our residents why not help us financially by joining our 100 Club? Unfortunately our running costs cannot be covered by sponsorship and voluntary donations alone. Membership of the 100 Club is open to all and by setting up a Standing Order with us you not only will be helping us raise much needed funds but you will also be joining in the excitement of winning monthly cash prizes where the odds of winning are quite high! See our 100 Club page for full details.

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    News and e-Newsletters

    Below are the most recent news items featured on our website. You can find them all on our News page or click the highlighted link to see each news item in full. We also produce a regular free e-newsletter. 

    If you would like to subscribe click the button on the right or see our Mailing List page. All we need is your email address which will not be used for any other purpose and you can unsubscribe at any time. An archive of recent e-newsletters can be seen on our e-newsletter archive page.
  • Proposals for new homes on land east of Green Street (If you are viewing this on the home page, then click on the blue link above to see the full news item with links)In our recent resident update email we shared the invitation to a public exhibition on Tuesday 12th November and Wednesday 13th November for proposals for new homes on land east of Green Street, Chorleywood.You can see a copy of the exhibition boards used by following this link.  These boards provide a lot of information about the proposals.CRA will be providing further updates on these proposals through our planning updates, e-Newsletter and also on Facebook and Twitter. 
    Posted 15 Nov 2019, 01:05 by Chorleywood Residents' Association
  • October 2019 e-Newsletter October e-Newsletter Contents        ;To view the e-Newsletter click here ;You can subscribe to receive future newsletters in just a few seconds here ;Residents' Association Update on New Local Plan ;Petition about new developments on Greenbelt and Greenfield sites ;Chorleywood Library ;New golf course and football pitches for Chorleywood ;Autumn Timetable in operation on the Metropolitan Line ;Chorleywood Amateur Dramatic Society - "Rumours" ;Three Rivers Music Society - "Musical expression of a father’s love" ;Chorleywood and District RSPB - "Bird Flight" ;Sunrise of Chorleywood ;Quick Links ;
    Posted 5 Nov 2019, 13:28 by Mike Stansfield
  • Residents' Association Update on New Local Plan Residents' Associations across the district all share concern over the significant increase in house building included in the new Local Plan. Due to very limited opportunities to develop on brownfield sites in the district, it is expected that the vast majority of these new houses will have to be built on Green Belt which would have a significant negative impact on the local environment. In light of these shared concerns, Residents Associations across the district have come to together to form a new Three Rivers Joint Residents Association (TRJRA) through which we can work together in matters of shared concern. For some months Chorleywood Residents' Association, along with the Three Rivers Joint Residents Association, has been talking to the local ...
    Posted 27 Oct 2019, 00:37 by Chorleywood Residents' Association
  • Petition about new developments on Greenbelt and Greenfield sites Residents may be interested in signing the following petition about developments on Green Belt land. You may wish to inform your networks also.  The deadline is 29th January 2020. Petition: Cease all new developments on Greenbelt and Greenfield sites across the country.  At 10,000 signatures the Government will respond to the petition.  This has already been reached, with over 14,000 signatures at the time of writing.  At 100,000 signatures the petition will be considered for debate in Parliament.  
    Posted 27 Oct 2019, 00:37 by Chorleywood Residents' Association
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About Us

The Chorleywood Residents' Association (Hertfordshire, UK) is a non-party political association that is passionate about maintaining the special character of Chorleywood. 

The work of the Association is championed by the Executive Committee, a dedicated enthusiastic body of volunteers, committed to representing all residents of Chorleywood Parish and campaigning on their behalf. 

The Executive Committee is supported in this work by the Resident Representatives and others who distribute items of interest to residents in the road they represent. This may include newsletters, leaflets and surveys. 

We hope that this website will be a focal point for the residents of Chorleywood and with your help and support we can become a valuable source of information for the local community. 

For more information 
see our About Us page.

Fix My Street

Please note that we have been advised by HCC not to use Fix My Street for highways issues, including potholes, but to use their website instead. See this News item.

Currently TRDC encourages the use of Fix My Street, hence the information given below!

We continue to monitor the situation.


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