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New this month

July Crossword - see below

Two new clubs started this month - see Events column opposite

High Speed Rail - see below

This and the far column continually change

Tree of Steel - see News below

Index to this page

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New Residents Welcome
Village Shop Hours
Youth Club -
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Address Finder

Street map

Loosley Row House-names

Lacey Green House-names


July Crossword

June Solution

Breaking News

Broadband Survey

Slow Broadband or none at all?

'Survey'  ... More


High Speed Railway HS2


David Lidington MP continues to work hard regarding the HS2 issue.

Amongst other thi ... More




Police & Community Safety Team - May Report

This month's Princes Risborough Rural update is given by PCSO Lisa Roberts:

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Hemley Hill - Planning Appeal Postponed to July 13

Following furthe ... More




Tree of Steel


101-year-old Con Baker from Loosley Row invited me to photograph the tree her grandson Jeremy ... More




Free fire safety checks

Free safety checks to help reduce the risk of a fire or other emergency in your home are availa ... More




Conference facilities - Wycliffe Centre

Being Director of Outlook Trust and based at the Wycliffe Centre here in Horsleys Gree ... More




Neighbourhood Watch Scheme


As you know we've had a functioning Neighbourhood Watch Scheme in Loosley Row for several  ... More




Generic Prescriptions


The Department of Health has recently started a public consultation on their proposal to introd ... More





Youths - Do you need transport to work?

Buckinghamshire Community A ... More




Security Project


Provides advice and assistance to elderly and vulnerable people on ways of making homes more secur ... More


For Sale


Hand made
patchwork quilt -
See picture.
Hundreds of individual pieces, all hand  ... More




 

The village of Lacey Green is in the heart of the Chiltern Hills in an area of outstanding natural beauty where you can catch frequent sights of wildlife ranging from deer and foxes to the growing population of Red Kites, previously extinct in England.

The picture below is a view of our village from Lodge Hill and you can look the other way at the bottom of this page - this is just one of the views from the top of the Village which is as good a reason to live here as any.

Lacey Green and Loosley Row from Lodge Hill by kind permission of PeterGoodearl.co.uk

Typical sunsets after a nice day

We also have a renowned School, numerous walks and the oldest Smock Windmill in England.


Then there is the flora with as varied a selection of wild flowers as you can get anywhere.


I don't know if its being a little higher up but on a nice day the evening sky in the West remains blue long after sunset, the latter frequently being a view in itself.

Of course we do get bad weather but the main problem is the occasional strong wind which, squeezing through a narrower area at the top of the hill, can damage plants and fetch off the odd roof tile.

This Tornado is not really happening here but it looks like our local mast and I couldn't resist it.  The photographer was after lightning and only spotted the tornado when it was lit up

 
 

 
 

 
 


What you can find on the site

The oldest Smock Windmill in England

This site started in June 2008 and continues to grow. With time it will provide as much information about the village and surrounding area as one might anicipate people will want to know.

In fact we welcome suggestions on content. Please use the contact us page for any contributions.

We have a Places of Local Interest page and a Hallmark archive - the latter is our village magazine and the later versions are in full colour. We have pages for all the village clubs, with an expanding history section, and for our advertisers.

We have published a house name directory but have yet to update it.

So if you need something to do or someone to do something, its all here.

Village news and all the Club events will be ever changing features so if you have nothing to do or want to plan ahead, check here first.

New Residents Welcome

If you become aware of someone just moved into the Villages please let us know via the contact us page. Names are not essential, just the address.

We have a comprehensive Welcome Pack delivered by Angela Agate or Tony Molesworth, full of local information which all new visitors have been pleased to receive. We also feel and hope they do too that this is a wonderful gesture.

Lacey Green Stores

Lacey Green Stores
in the Millennium Hall.

Please e-mail Clive with factual comments of your shop experience or any other matters concerning the shop.

Open Monday to Friday from 08.30 to 1 pm.

Paul Rogerson (Bucks C C) Opening the shop

We hope you are making use of the Store. It is well stocked with items that are most needed on a day to day basis and prices will be competitive. There is something for every one ranging from pet food to sweets, washing powder to biscuits.

If you think other items should be stocked, please let us know and we will do our best to include them as the store develops.

We do not sell alcohol and cigarettes as these do pose a security risk but most other none perishable items are on display.

The shop is run by a team of volunteers supported by the Lacey Green Community Planning Group and the Village Hall Committee. We can always use more people, so if you would like to help in any way with this project please contact:

Angela Roberts or Tony Molesworth
via Gerald on the Contact Us page

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Village Youth Club

Table tennis is just one of the activities

Dates of Youth Club meetings 2010
Jul 9, 23
Aug 6, 20
Sep 10, 24
Oct 8, 22
Nov 5, 19
Dec 3, 17, 31

YOUNG PEOPLE: Have your say.
What do you want from your youth club?
What do you like?
What don't you like?
What would you change and how?
Use the Email below.

EQUIPMENT: We are always looking for kit for young people to entertain themselves. Have you anything sitting in the garage or loft you don't use and we can? Please use our e-mail below - need to be local.

Please email us at: Youth

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Lodge Hill from the Village

Winter 2008-9

Winter 2008-9

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Events News

A GOLDEN OCCASION

On Thursday 22nd. July, the Loosley Row and Lacey Green Women's Institiute held a very s ... More




Lacey Green Pub Lunch Club - 1st Pictures

Book as soon as possible for Tuesday 3rd August 1230pm

Over 50? How wou ... More




Youth Club

James Bond characters invade youth club.

July 9th saw James Bond, Odd Job, Emi ... More




Lacey Green Short Mat Bowls Club

First pictures of new club. If you are interested in playing, the club meets at 2pm every ... More




Lacey Green Singers at the Royal Albert Hall


In the World Première of
Karl Jenkins' "Gloria"!

Lacey Green Singers for ... More




Music And Fireworks Extravaganza

West Wycombe Park
4pm 4th September.

Early bird discounts apply until 19th ... More




London Wasps Summer Coachclass Program 2010


Aged 6 - 17 then London Wasps would like to invite you to be part of the Summer CoacHclass pr ... More





Strawberry Tea Photos

Sunday 13th June

The atmosphere of the Strawberry Tea w ... More





Lacey Green Players

Carnival Sunday Lunch - Guyanese Style - Pictures

 ... More


Meet Miss Lacey Green

The first week of March was very busy for many residents of Lacey Green, Buckinghamshire. We ha ... More




The Red Kite seen over the Chilterns
         
 
 
 
 
 
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