Welcome to the Chorleywood Residents' Association website
 Chorleywood Residents' Association is a dedicated group of community-spirited volunteers who are passionate about maintaining the special and friendly character of Chorleywood. All Chorleywood residents are automatically members of the Residents’ Association. Chorleywood is as good as we make it, or as bad as we let it become.   Thanks to the long-term and persistent efforts of our Executive Committee member Lisa Stewart, and the generosity and community spirit of Lords' Operations Director Tilak Patel, we are delighted to tell you that the Post Office is now open inside Lords from Wednesday 5th August. We are very fortunate to have Kay Atwal to run our new Post Office. Kay has over 30 years’ experience and we welcome her to the village and wish her every success. Initially, hours will be Monday to Friday 9am to 3pm and Saturday 9am to 12.30pm. Last collection from the Post Office will be 2pm. Lisa Stewart (left) and Jane Tozer (right) from CRA with Post Mistress Kay Atwal (middle left) and Lord's Operations Director, Tilak (middle right). We are delighted to announce that the winner of our photo competition “Lockdown in Chorleywood” is Lisa Guy with her entry “Proud owner of two humans”. Lisa receives a year’s free entry into the CRA 100 Club draw worth £30.  Our independent judge, Christine Havill of Freckle and Wild Photography, says of Lisa’s photo: "I think this really portrays the barrier we've had in lockdown in seeing and being close to our families. And the togetherness it's brought of those in the same household. I love the viewpoint of looking though the garden gate as it shows they couldn't get any closer but technically the depth of field and composition is clever. It's well exposed and in focus too. It also displays how the nation still smiled and was playful throughout such a challenging time." Christine also selected two runners up - "School of Grandma" by Charlie Lamont and "Do I really want to get wet?" by Mike Field.
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