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. CCSG Supporting Chorleywood - One Year On ![]() My goodness, the scale of the CCSG team’s work over the last 12 months is truly breath-taking. Here’s a photo summary of their achievements, as a celebration of the wonderful dedication and support they have provided in these very difficult times ... CCSG in a year (pdf download). Our heartfelt thanks go to all the CCSG team for all they’ve done, and continue to do, for those in need in our village. Jane Tozer, Chairman and all of the CRA Executive team Chorleywood Library - Volunteer Rota Manager Needed Chorleywood Library Volunteers are planning to reopen in the near future. They are looking for a key volunteer with good computer skills to manage the Library's on-line rota. This can be done from wherever on your own device. The Library's current lovely rota manager is relocating away from Chorleywood in May/June. We are looking for someone to succeed her. Without the key skills involved we can't function. Might this suit you? If you would like to discuss or need any further information, please send an email to: cwlvolunteers@gmail.com or call Ruth Peploe on 01923 283165
In our most recent email newsletter we cover many important topics affecting Chorleywood. Click here or on the contents list on the right to view the newsletter. If you would like to receive these by email then it takes just a minute to subscribe to our mailing list by clicking on the button below. National Census Day was Sunday 21st March but it is not too late to take part. Go to https://census.gov.uk/ to find out more.
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