The committee is very dependent upon Road Reps, who distribute items of interest to residents in the road they represent. This may include newsletters, leaflets and surveys. The commitment to be a Road Rep is not considerable, and typically requires them to be an ongoing contact point for the committee. Our aim is to have a Road Rep for every road in Chorleywood Parish.

A list of roads without Road Reps can be found here and on noticeboards around Chorleywood. If you find your road isn't represented and you'd like to volunteer, we'd love to hear from you. Simply send us your details to secretary@chorleywoodresidents.co.uk and we'll get back to you.

We shall be holding a party for existing Road Reps on Friday 7th October 2016 (two separate sessions) at which we'll cover things like the new operating model we are developing and how it will affect Road Reps. Invitations will be going out at the end of this week.

A word of warning to anyone picking up or dropping off passengers at Chorleywood Station. NCP has installed Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras in the station car park. These cameras record your number plate on entry and exit. If you have not passed the exit camera within 15 minutes of your entry you will be deemed to have parked and incur a fine.

At a recent meeting between Angela Killick (District Councillor) and representatives of CRA, one of the action items was for Angela to provide us with a statement regarding the 29 June TRDC meeting to discuss the proposed play area in Chorleywood. TRDC Leisure Committee voted to apply to itself for planning consent for a play area on either site 15 or 13 on the Common, neither of which is owned or managed by TRDC. This is permissible in law, but does not give TRDC the right to implement.

Following the resignation of three Parish Councillors a few weeks ago, 7 people have been nominated for election as Parish Councillors for Chorleywood North. The by-election will be held on Thursday, 14th July. See the attached document for details of the candidates.