Further archaeological investigations continue from Monday 3rd February 2025 lasting approximately 8 weeks. Click here for more information.
The third public consultation event for the Northern & Eastern Parcels took place on Thursday 13th February 2025, at Little Chalfont Village Hall.
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The first Reserved Matters Applications (RMAs) are available to view and comment on Buckinghamshire Council’s planning portal. click here for more information.
The second public consultation event took place on Thursday 12th September 2024 at Little Chalfont Village Hall which included proposals for 1) The western part of the site accessed from Burtons Lane, 2) Suitable Alternative Natural Green Space (SANG), and 3) Infrastructure. These proposals will be included in the first Reserved Matters Applications (RMAs) to be submitted this autumn. You can view the display boards online here. The deadline for comments is Friday 20th Sep 2024. More details here
The first consultation event was held in May 2024 to invite the community to view and comment on the Design Code, Regulatory Plan and Strategic Landscape Masterplan that will help shape the detail of future planning applications.
The Design Code, Regulatory Plan and Strategic Landscape Masterplan have been approved by Buckinghamshire Council and can be downloaded here
More information regarding the original outline planning permission can be found here.
There will be further opportunities to participate as the proposals for Little Chalfont Park develop.
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Little Chalfont Park will be a new neighbourhood of up to 380 homes (incuding 40% affordable), an additional 100 retirement homes , a 60 room care home, a mixed-use local centre, land safeguarded for educational use and over 50% of the site is retained as open landscape including play and wild areas which encourage life outdoors amongst the landscape. The development will enhance and protect the existing woodland and parkland, and create a Valley Park offering a playful and active heart of the neighbourhood.
Little Chalfont Park will be a place to get together, investing in healthy living and building a strong community. There will be attractive connections by foot and cycle to the nearby Little Chalfont village centre and railway station. The aim is to create an exemplar community, knitting into its landscape, supporting wildlife and promoting sustainable living at the edge of the Chilterns.
As well as providing a mix of much needed new homes, 40% of which will be affordable housing, Little Chalfont Park will bring a range of local amenities for both existing and new residents.