Where it's not just about adding years to life, but life to those years

Find your passion:

* Rekindle your old love of music or art

* Improve your mood and energy levels

* Incorporate exercise or movement into your daily routine

* Reduce your risk of dementia

* Stay connected

* Share your wisdom

That’s the u3a?  come and join this welcoming community designed for those no longer in full-time work.     

This month showcasing STOLLERS for those who like to walk and talk. As well as encouraging members to get out and about this group emphases the social benefits  of walking with others.   Come along to THURSTY THIRSDAYS  - happy hour every 2nd Thursday Village Centre 18:00-19:00

https://chinnor.u3asite.uk/ or look at the Face Book page or contact Nettie Dearmun This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Tel 07711337243

The countdown is on! Chinnor Beer Festival 2025 is just around the corner, kicking off at 12:00 noon on Saturday 23rd August 2025 at White Field. Mark your calendars and get ready for a fantastic day out!

Come along to enjoy a wide selection of real ales, craft lagers, and refreshing ciders. Not a beer drinker? We’ve got you covered with Prosecco, wine, Pimm’s, and delicious cocktails. There’s something for everyone – including soft drinks for the kids, plus a bouncy castle to keep them entertained.

And don’t miss out on some amazing food from local vendors – perfect to pair with your drink of choice.

If you'd like to help during the Festival, whether it's in the Ticket Tent or behind the Bar, please get in touch with:

Dave Wales – This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Steve Bird – This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Let’s cross our fingers for sunshine and make Chinnor Beer Festival 2025 another one to remember! 

18^th ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION

 Identifying strategies for the future, learning from the past

PROGRAMME

10.30am Registration and refreshments

11.00am Speaker 1 Keynote: Dr Bob Sluka, A Rocha International.

12:00 noon Speaker 2 Keynote : Hannah Mann, Environment Programme Manager, Diocese of  Oxford.

1pm Break for light lunch, tea/coffee and networking.

1.45pm Speaker 3 : Maranda St John Nicolle, World Mission Officer, Diocesan of Oxford.

2:15pm Speaker 4 : Dr David Furze, St Peter’s Church, Quarrenden, Aylesbury.

2:45pm Break for Refreshments, etc

3.15pm Speaker 5 : Helen Stephens, Head of Church Relations, A Rocha UK.

3.45pm Open Forum - discussions, questions and conclusions : Brian to chair with Bob to answer questions.

4:45pm Close

Refreshments served throughout the day.

Lunch not included.
Donations welcome.

St Andrew’s Church, Chinnor OX49 5PG

Saturday, 28 June : 10.30am – 5:00pm

ST ANDREW’S CHURCH : FLOWER AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL WITH AFTERNOON CREAM TEAS : THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC : SATURDAY 7 – SUNDAY 8 JUNE 2025 : 1-5PM

The St Andrew’s Church Flower Guild is hosting a flower festival with the theme of “Thank you for the Music” on Saturday 7 June and Sunday 8 June 2025, in conjunction with Chinnor Open Gardens.

The church will be decorated with flowers depicting “Thank for the Music” from all decades for all age groups.  In addition, the church has invited several artists and crafters to share their skills during the flower festival in the church.  There will also be a produce stall selling jams, cakes, crafts, etc and a plant stall – any donations towards the produce stall will be gratefully received closer to the date of the festival.  Please note no bric-a-brac.  

In addition to the artists and crafters, there will be a willow crafter outside in the churchyard creating willow dragonflies and dream catchers for children. Children can make mini clay thumb pots to be taken home to dry.

Cream teas will be sold on both afternoons of the festival.  This year’s festival will again host tours of the bell tower on both days.

Suggested donation of £2.00 at the door will be gratefully received. The funds raised during this Flower and Crafts Festival will go towards the ongoing care and maintenance of St Andrew’s Church.  St Andrew’s Church is in the heart of Chinnor and beloved by locals and visitors alike. The building is used by the community, for the community.

Opening times: Saturday 7 June and Sunday 8 June: 1pm- 5pm

Bell Tower: Saturday 7 June and Sunday 8 June : 2-4pm

St Andrew’s Church Flower Guild

“The hidden Church with the big heart” 62 Station Road.

“Watch over one another in love.”

Since the start of the year there have been several Sundays when we have needed to set out even more extra chairs, and there are plenty, so do come on in and join us for worship at 10.30am, followed by tea/coffee, time to chat, catch up on news of friends, village news. Truly special mornings as we “watch over one another in love.”

NB we will be worshipping at Aylesbury Methodist Church on 22^nd June watching over our very wide church family in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire in love. There will be no service here in Chinnor.

Are you a parent, grandparent, carer, child-minder for under-5’s? Tots and Toys on Wednesdays in term-time, 9am-11.30 am might just be what you are looking for. This is a drop-in morning play and craft session for the under-5s with their parents or carers. There is a baby corner, and many exciting toys to enjoy in our worship space, a separate crafts room with playdough, pasta/rice play, painting/gluing activities, and a warm kitchen area where we serve tea/coffee, juice, and biscuits. The morning closes with time for a story and plenty of singing. Please note this will re-start after half-term on 18^th June. 

E-mail Liz at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or *text 07720647914 to find out more or to check dates. All our spaces are available for hire, too.

If you are unable to join us for our service at Chinnor there are live-streamed services from Aylesbury Methodist church every week from 10.30am with previous weeks available on catch up. https://thesundayservice.gallery.video/aylesburymethodist

YOUTH LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITY – APPLY BY 8 JUNE

Are you 18 to 25 years old and living in the Parish of Chinnor? If so, a transformative experience awaits you! Chinnor Rotary is offering a unique chance to participate in the Rotary Youth Leadership (RYLA) programme. This exciting initiative is designed to equip participants with invaluable life skills while fostering personal growth and camaraderie.

The RYLA Programme

This year’s programme will take place in North Wales from 19th to 26th July 2025. During this week-long adventure, participants will engage in dynamic activities and workshops that focus on:

Leadership: Learn how to inspire and guide others effectively.

Team Building: Develop skills to collaborate and work as a cohesive unit.

Communication: Enhance your ability to convey ideas and connect with others.

Problem Solving: Tackle challenges creatively and with confidence.

Building Confidence: Strengthen your self-assurance and resilience.

Why Participate?

The RYLA programme is entirely free, making it accessible to everyone eligible. It provides an excellent opportunity to forge lasting friendships, gain practical skills, and have a great time while exploring North Wales.

How to Apply

If you’re interested, simply send your CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. before 8 June 2025 the latest. You can also reach out through Messenger to connect with the team and learn more about this fantastic opportunity. Don’t miss out on the chance to embark on a week that could shape your future!

Acknowledgments

We are grateful to the Clare Foundation, Chinnor Beer Festival Committee and Haddenham Beer Festival Trust for their generous grants covering the costs for one 18-25 years old from Chinnor to attend RYLA!

To find out more about Chinnor Rotary’s projects and how to join Rotary, visit www.chinnorrotary.org or www.facebook.com/chinnor.rotary or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Almost 6 months into the year and it has already been a busy time for Chinnor Village Hall (CVH). During the February half term, we had the foyer, and stairwell decorated. This gets a lot of traffic, and an entrance is the first impression visitors get when entering the building.

In March, Chinnor Rotary held a cinema afternoon for children, accompanied by their adults and make full use of our new digital projector and screen.

In April we proudly unveiled a blue plaque in honour of Gertrude Leverkus, who designed the original hall.  Much of which still stands today. The plaque was sponsored by CVH and Chinnor Heritage.

8th May VE day – CVH held a free street party for all.  Over 80 children and 70 adults came along during the period 3pm – 5.30 and enjoyed games, crafts, food, poppies to take home as well as balloons and small prizes.

The Board of Trustees really pulled out all the stops and worked hard as a team to make sure everyone had a good time.  Lots of spare time was given in making cakes, as well as scones, which were demolished, setting up bunting, talking to lots of children and adults.  We also had a marvellous memorabilia table, items were loaned to us by a Chinnor family, and we were extremely grateful as the table drew a lot of attention.

The children had great fun making their own jam sandwiches.  Adults relaxed with teas, coffee and of course a slice of cake. We should like to thank so many of you who donated towards the event.  £116.50 in total and very much appreciated.  These monies will go towards enabling CVH to hold fundraising events later this year. More news on those events to come.

Into May, and having listened long and hard to our hirers in regard to rising temperatures in the main hall, we bit the bullet and CVH now has air conditioning in the main hall. It’s not a cheap exercise but to keep our village hall up to modern day standards and make it a very enjoyable experience when using the halls, the Board of Trustees felt it was a justified expense.

Without such a proactive approach regarding CVH by the Board of Trustees the halls would lag behind.

As the current Chairman I feel  that each and every member of the Board is acknowledged and has my heartfelt thanks and support for all your endeavours. So: -

Alanah, who keeps our expenditure in hand,

Sue our H&S administrator who ensures that all our H&S requirements are fully UpToDate. Sue also has a small sub team of Margaret and Fiona to help her in what these days is not only are large part of everyday life but essential when running a public venue

Fiona keeping up our first aid boxes well equipped

Wendy and Colin, our cleaning and maintenance team, between them our halls and grounds are well maintained and spotless.

Margaret who is always on hand to give help wherever it is needed alongside Chris.

Last but no least Hayley who led our VE Day tea party and left no stone unturned in getting us all prepared and organised.

Thank you all for being such a marvellous team and a pleasure to work with.

Zena Baker – current Chairman Chinnor Village Hall

Being as we missed the last deadline we thought you would like to know what has been going on at Wine Circle and also what things we have in store.

The April meeting was our AGM, when all the members of the committee were re elected, after the meeting we had a very interesting talk bt The Revd Dr Jacky Barr, Rector of the Parish, it was extremely interesting to find out how a doctor became the Rector of the Parish! The May meeting was an illustrated talk by Keith Spencer from the chair museum in High Wycombe, who spoke about the chairmaking in The Chilterns, Chinnor was very much involved in this many years ago, the wood ( Beech) would be brought down from the woods and then distributed to the people who would be doing the “bodging”.

Our next meeting is Thursday 5^th June, when we will have an illustrated talk on “The Forests od Borneo”  covering the flora, fauna and animals of the forest, our speaker is John Tyler. You can find us in The Reading Room, High Street, the meeting commences at 8pm, the cost for the evening is £3pp, just bring along a glass, and something to drink, there will be a tasting of a Chilean wine at the end of the evening.

We will look forward to seeing you.

Since moving to Keens Lane in 1988 I have been watching the birds in and around the Orchard for my own interest. We have regarded ourselves as very privileged to have such a wealth of wildlife on our doorstep.

Last year, 2024, prompted by a course on garden birds I began to monitor the birds in the Orchard in May. I realised that this was too late and the dawn chorus was more likely March to May as the birds mostly sing to attract a mate or to mark their territory. By May only the least successful or those going for a second brood were still singing. All but the desperate had fallen silent!

A small group from the Orchard met in early March 2025 and ‘hatched’ a plan to begin monitoring the birds in a more measured way. As most of the birds are very quick, very small and partly brown we thought that monitoring the birdsong would be a good start. That would give us a good idea of what was there that we could not identify by observation plus the larger and more visible red kites, magpies, jackdaws, blackbirds, pheasants, red legged partridge and pigeons!

After some research on bird apps and recommendations from the experts on my course we settled on the Merlin app. The most up to date version is more accurate than other apps, one of which recorded a barn owl every time someone crossed the railway. Merlin is by no means perfect; it did record a moorhen in the orchard, seemingly too far away from water although it could have been flying over. The appliance of common sense is required.

We decided to record as often as we could in approximately 10-minute bursts. A feature of the app is that it records the birds’ songs or calls so that we would be able to compare our sounds with examples of bird songs and calls that have been verified. The app gives a photograph of each bird, which is helpful if you can hear it but not see it, also a general description of its features and habits which are all clues to its identity.

Sitting quietly in the Orchard we spotted nesting sites. This year, starlings nested in a hole in the king tree, hatched and fledged young. The parent birds were going in with insects in their beaks and coming out with white faecal sacs in their mouths. We recorded them at the beginning of March, fell silent through April, recorded again in May. No need to advertise in April because they were busy raising a family.

The green woodpecker has moved over to a nearby wood and is still in good voice, recorded on the app recently. Hopefully it will return to nest. We think there are greater spotted woodpeckers nesting in the wildlife area near where magpies chose the tops of the trees last year.

Blue tits, greenfinch, goldfinch, wrens, dunnocks and robins are evident in the hedges. We regularly have skylarks on our recordings overhead, although they nest in the open grassland. Kites regularly roost in the ash and nearby silver birch tree, but are nesting elsewhere. A buzzard was recorded and seen circling overhead, also a sparrowhawk circling ominously low over the trees.

It is too early to be able to make too much analysis but so far, we have identified 51 different birds.

Carol Stewart May 2025

Other ‘Stories from the Orchard’ can found on our website at https://greeningchinnor.blogspot.com under the ‘Stories’ tab. If you would like to know more about the Donkey Lane Community Orchard project or get involved, please contact Linda on 07973 788993 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

 CONCERT : SATURDAY 5 JULY : SONGS FOR A SUMMER’S EVENING

The Friends of St Andrew’s Church will be a hosting a concert by the Watlington Community Choir with 'Songs for a Summer's Evening' - a selection of popular and traditional songs from across the ages. From soulful ballads to upbeat foot tappers, there will be something for everyone to enjoy! The concert starts at 7.30pm, doors open at 7pm. £10.00 donation at the door or tickets from the Church office. Light refreshments available. Fundraising for the ongoing care and maintenance of St Andrew’s Church.

It's been an exciting time in the Community Garden. Our new ventures are progressing well.  The greenhouse is full of seedlings and baby plants. The new pond has settled down and looks like it has always been there. It's ready and waiting for the frogs to move in. This year we have set aside one of the raised beds for growing flowers for cutting and we are hoping to be able to put flowers out as well as vegetables, for passersby to take home. The new 'pick your own' tubs at the entrance have been planted with rhubarb, herbs, radishes and spinach. Along with the original tubs by the gates, these are available to be picked at any time.

Little Greens Garden Club is in full swing and proving popular with our growing group of budding gardeners. They've been preparing the ground, sowing and planting and learning how to use a range of tools. Also hunting bugs and creepy crawlies and finding out how to stop them eating our plants. One session included tasting herbs and we are all looking forward to sampling the vegetables and fruits as they ripen.

Once again, we have a full programme of events and visits from local groups planned. The Plant and Seed Swap was well attended and there are still some plants available for a donation. On a lovely sunny afternoon, we welcomed visitors from Hempton Field. They enjoyed a tour of the garden, tried out some planting and filled a small bag with our own dried lavender to take home. The Beavers have made their first visit of the year, finding out about trees, learning to use tools and planting sunflower seeds and tomato plants. We are looking forward to visits from Jack and Jill Pre-School, Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and a second visit from Beavers, Phew! We'll need a rest after all that excitement.

The garden is now open every week-end from 12.30 - 5pm and we will be participating in Chinnor Open Gardens on 7th and 8th June. Come along and enjoy this lovely calm space.

As always, if you'd like to volunteer or find out more about the garden, contact us in the usual ways: via our Facebook page, email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or visit our website: milllanecommunitygarden.com where you will find a history of the making of the garden, including lots of photos.

DO YOU ENJOY A SPOT OF LIGHT GARDENING?

The volunteers at the Community Garden in Chinnor, situated on Mill Lane, all enjoy gardening too, for the exercise, the joy of being outdoors, and the knowledge that what we are doing brings pleasure to a lot of other people.

We grow a variety of vegetables and fruit which we share with the community, as well as growing flowers, and this year we will also be offering cut flowers to the community.

There are not many of us now who tend to the garden, and we are asking if anyone is able to offer just a few hours a week, at a time to suit them, alongside one of us?

Whatever your age or ability, there will be something for you to help with.

Please contact Maureen on 07528030151 or drop me a note to 77, Mill Lane, or email me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you can help. Thank you!

The MLSA Committee are busy planning our annual Summer Fete for Saturday 28^th June 1-4pm at Mill Lane School, an event open to everyone!

There will be lots of fun games, tombolas, stalls, entertainment, a carousel, giant inflatables and visits from the emergency services. Plus a ‘pick your prize’ raffle with lots of great prizes! We will also be selling drinks (bar & soft), snacks and ice creams and you are welcome to bring your own picnic.

For the Summer Fete to be successful we please need your donations of the items below. Anything you can donate will be gratefully received - please bring donations to Mill Lane School on 26^th or 27^th June and leave in the main reception.

• Adult Bottle Tombola - any sealed bottles or cans of alcohol that you can donate would be brilliant. This is always a very popular stall for the adults!
• Plant Stall - plant donations of any size and variety are very much needed!
• Hamper Prize - non-perishable food items such as chutneys, pickles, jams, savoury biscuits etc.

Tickets can be purchased at the gate on the day (Adults £1 & Children 50p, under 3s free).

We hope to see you there for some fun in the sun!

Did you see Silent Witness on Monday 20^th January?  It started with passengers on Princes Risborough Platform 4 (CPRRA’s platform at Princes Risborough), and went on to show a body on a railway line, which was all shot on the line in Chinnor at the end of last year, earning CPRRA some welcome extra income.

Have you got your tickets booked for Mothering Sunday – 22^nd March?  As we go to press there may be a few Cream Tea places still available, but you can still book tickets to travel on any of the trains that day, and even if you can’t get a Cream Tea, the Cambrian Café will be open on Chinnor Station serving it’s usual range of rolls and cakes, and serving both hot and cold drinks.

We currently have a volunteer vacancy for a Group Bookings Organiser.  This is an interesting and rewarding position for someone who enjoys contact with the public and the satisfaction of seeing a job through to a conclusion.  The person appointed will promote group bookings to new and existing customers, respond to incoming enquiries by phone (mobile supplied), email or letter, arrange dates with clients, invoice and collect payment and ensure the event runs smoothly. This would suit someone who has excellent communication skills, pays attention to detail and is prepared to devote a number of hours during the week - either working from home or elsewhere, to ensure that this important function is successful.

We also have a volunteer vacancy for a Publications Manager.  This is an interesting position involving the production and printing of various railway publications. These include the timetable, Santa leaflets and the visitor guidebook.  The person appointed will also be responsible for the co-ordination and production of the ‘Watlington Flyer’ magazine in conjunction with the magazine editor, along with the distribution and posting of each edition.  Applicants should have a working knowledge of Microsoft Publisher or equivalent.

These are just two of our current vacancies please see https://www.chinnorrailway.co.uk/article.php/115/situations-vacant for the full list.

Jane Tucker

The CVC Events team, and a keen supporter of the Centre Collette Bennett, joined forces and held ‘An Evening with Alvin’ (a local Elvis Presley comedy tribute act).  The event was held in the Chinnor Village Hall on Friday 4th April.  The tickets sold out very quickly and the evening went extremely well and everyone had a fabulous time.  The CVC Events team and Collette worked very hard to collect raffle and auction prizes for the event, therefore we would like to sincerely thank all the local businesses and people who supported the event by attending and the generosity of everyone who donated prizes, most of the profits raised were from the raffle and auction so without your donations we wouldn’t have been able to raise so much money for two very worthy charities. The funds raised from the event totalled just over £4,000 and was split between Chinnor Village Centre and Emmett’s Genies, a charity who help bring some magic into the lives of children with critical or life-threatening conditions. 

If you have any spare time and would like to get involved with Chinnor Village Centre, please get in touch.  There are lots of opportunities to volunteer within the Centre, examples of this are; in the Coffee Shop, with the Friendship Club or dementia cafe, driving the minibus or being an assistant on the minibus for day care attendees, on the board of Trustees, on the Events team, helping with maintenance of the building. 

Telephone 01844 353733

The Parish Council Office – is open

Mondays – Thursdays 9am – 3.30pm and Fridays 9am – 1pm

If you require any information, please do call or email the office on
Tel 01844 353267 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Or look on our website https://www.chinnorparishcouncil.gov.uk

Parish Council Meetings will be held at Chinnor Community Pavilion at 7.00pm public are welcome to attend.
02/06/25 Finance & Policy Committee
09/06/25 Planning Committee
15/06/25 HR Committee
23/06/25 Full Council
30/06/25 Amenities Committee
Following Our Annual Meeting on 19th May
Cllr Mackenzie will remain as Council Chair
Cllr Wright is Chair of Planning
Cllr Webb is Chair of Finance & Policies
Cllr Gray is Chair of Amenities & Environment

August Bank Holiday Community Events,
20th - 25th August 2025
Once again, we will be providing a Marquee at Whites’ Field to host community events. We are very pleased that there is a varied and interesting programme being presented.
The Lineup is.
20th Evening Chinnor Community awards
21st am/pm Skillzone – Free activities for Children 8-14years
21st Evening Quiz hosted by Chinnor Players
22nd pm Family Disco
22nd Evening Dolly Tribute night hosted by the Village Centre
23rd from noon Beer Festival
24th am United Church Service
24th pm Community Tea Party hosted by U3A
25th pm Flower Show
More details will be posted on our website soon

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Chinnor Community Awards

Christian Aid is celebrating its 80th birthday this year. The organisation was started by churches after World War II and today they work through partners in 27 countries to bring relief and hope to many people who live in very difficult conditions. Chinnor Christian Aid has been raising funds by a variety of means for over 50 years. This summer they are holding a Summer Tea Party with Entertainment plus Fairtrade goods, jams and preserves and a raffle on Thursday 19th June 2.30 pm - 4.00 pm at Chinnor Methodist Church, 62 Station Road, OX39 4PZ. Please call 01844 350014 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to reserve your place at this special event.

On 7th June the Club is running a Summer Lunch for those over 75 in the area who live alone. Also in June, on the 21st, we will be manning a stall at the Town’s Farmers’ Market, in the King George VOn On the 7th June the Club is running a Summer Lunch for those over 75 in the area who live alone. Also in June, on the 21st, we will be manning a stall at the Town’s Farmers’ Market, in the King George V field, during which we will be highlighting the work of “Blood Bikes” and offering the chance to win a magnificent Hamper. One of our major events this year is our Risborough Rotary Ramble on 6th July at Wades Park (9 am-5 pm). It offers a 6 or 12 mile walk for a charitable donation of £10 and a 3 mile family walk in aid of Scannappeal and the Risborough Youth Club (who will be doing a BBQ), a Chocolate Hunt, and “Tea in the Park” in aid of Shelterbox (a charity that delivers aid to families devastated by conflict or disaster, providing durable shelter and the tools to rebuild communities). We are a friendly, fun Club which also works hard for the local community. If you know of causes that would benefit from our support, or would like to donate to our Charity, please use the contact details below. Also, if you might consider joining us, visit our website and come to one of our Monday evening meetings at the Whiteleaf Golf Club to see if it might interest you. You can contact us at: rcpr.org.uk or call David White on 07787 750889, or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

FIRST WEEK IN JUNE IS NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS – this year the theme is ‘Volunteers make waves’, recognising the skills and contribution of vol

IF YOU SEE YOURSELF MAKING A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE TO THE LIVES OF THOSE ATTENDING THE VILLAGE CENTRE CLUBS, (Stroke Support, Forget-me-Knot and Friendship) contact Michele Pethers 07779732097 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

HOLD THE DATE – SPONSORED BY CHINNOR PARISH COUNCIL THE ‘QUINESSENTIAL ENGLISH GARDEN PARTY’ is another collaborative event with Chinnor & District u3a on the AFTERNOON of 24 AUGUST, in a marquee on White’s Field.  Inc full cream tea, presentation on growing sustainable flowers, music, magic, raffle and quiz. 

Tickets £15.00 (non u3a members)  available from This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Tel 01844 353733. 

Tickets u3a members booked through This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 07711337243

COMING SOON

Saturday and Sunday 7 & 8 June the  Community Cafe is open for Chinnor  Open Gardens 

LEGACY FUNDING:  Donations play a crucial role in sustaining this vital hub for local residents.  Could you help by leaving a donation in your will (also avoiding or minimising inheritance tax) 

For further information on events, donations please contact Julie or Rayne in the Administration Office This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  01844 353733