Hire our Hall
What you'll find on the site
Welcome
Dates for your Diary
New Residents
Post Office
Youth Club - Meeting Dates
Chiltern Wild Flowers
160 square metres provide for a maximum of 150 people seated. Actual dimensions are 19.8 x 8 meters.
Also available - a meeting room 5.4 x 3.1 meters with a large oval table easily removed if required.
Open Monday AND Thursday from 9.00am to 12 noon.
Regetably the Village Store closed end of 2021 after 12 years.
Lacey no more, but green for ever,
This the link we ne'er must sever
With our vast heritage,
The lacemakers gone from the cottage door,
The hedger and ditcher are seen no more,
The bodger and thatcher are gone from the scene,
But their spirit still lingers in Lacey Green,
Let the mill stand - staunch reminder
That this is the realm of corn and the binder;
Of farm and forge amid tall beech trees,
Chapel and church and cricket teas,
And, if you know where,
beer straight from the cellar,
With maybe a yarn of old Tom Weller.
Lest the cancerous hand of industrial sprawl
Should spread its fingers O'er Grimsdyke wall,
Changing brick and flint into dark concrete,
Loosley Row into busy street,
Let's make the summit of our endeavour
That Lacey Green should stay green for ever.
W A. Bradley
Speen Helping Hospices raises funds for four local hospices - Helen and Douglas House for Children - Rennie Grove Hospice Care - South Bucks Hospice at Butterfly House - Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity
Click to download artists Wild Flowers list of all you can spot.
School Year 6 and up can join at the Village Hall
Download Application form , print, complete and bring with you to join the Youth Club.
Please help support your Youth Club, come setup and clear away occasionally.
Dates of Youth Club meetings
7.30 - 9pm
20th Jan
3rd Feb
24th Feb
10th March (not at the hall)
24th March
Return for the Summer term 21st April
Membership £10 plus £3 per session and there is a tuck shop.
Members/parents can visit our Facebook Page
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
Buckinghamshire Children and Young People's
Family Information Service
The villages of Lacey Green and Loosley Row are set together 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.
We also have a renowned School, numerous walks and the oldest Smock Windmill in England.
Notwithstanding, being a little higher up on a nice day the evening sky in the West remains blue long after sunset, the latter frequently being a view in itself.
If you become aware of someone just moved into the Villages please e-mail: Mike Piercy. Names are not essential, just the address.
We have a comprehensive Welcome Pack delivered by Mike, 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.
This site started in June 2008 and continues to grow. It provides as much information about the village and surrounding area as one might anicipate people will want to know.
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 colour. We have pages for all the village clubs including amateur dramatics, a choir and indoor bowls to name only a few; an ever expanding History section, and for our Advertisers.
Can't find a house-name - we have published a house-name directory which we are updating - select House Finder from mainmenu.
So if you need something to do or someone to do something, its all here.
Village news and all the Club activities will be ever changing features so if you have nothing to do or want to plan ahead, check here first.
Look closer - it's snowing
