Croxley Green Residents Association

15/06/2025

It is on Monday 16th - don’t miss it!

07/06/2025

June 16th Local Area Forum for Croxley Residents. Take this opportunity to get clued up or raise your concerns.

05/05/2025

This page is no longer monitored daily.
Any urgent enquiries please refer to the
Chair, Barry Grant, 07941 367446
Vice Chair, Tony Munroe 01923 720141
Notices of special importance to Residents of Croxley Green will still be posted.

01/05/2025

From our Parish Council.
📢 Attention Croxley Green Residents! 📢

Join us at the Croxley Green Annual Parish Meeting Thursday 8th May 2025 at 8:00 PM in the Community Centre. This is an important opportunity for all electors of Croxley Green to stay informed and get involved.

Don't miss out on the chance to have your voice heard!
🗓️ Date: Thursday, 8 May 2025
🕗 Time: 8:00 PM
📍 Location: Community Centre, Community Way, Croxley Green, WD3 3SU

We are looking forward to seeing many of you there.

31/01/2025

600 New Homes planned for Little Green Lane. Make sure you have your Say!
It is vital that if Residents have any objections to the proposed "Outline Planning Application" for the new 600 homes to be built along North of Little Green Lane" that they submit their objections directly to TRDC via the consultation process using the TRDC website.
In response to requests from residents, asking for guidance in completing responses to the planning application public consultation, the CGRA has drafted a guideline document to give background information and suggestions as to what to include on their responses. The official deadline is Friday 14th February but TRDC will accept response after this date, so it is still worth logging your objections as these will be put forward to the TRDC Planning committee. Visit the CGRA website http://www.croxleyresidentsassociation.co.uk/
to download this guidance document.

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30/01/2025

From Jonathan Soloman

This consultation for River Chess is open til Feb 16.

Please do take a few minutes to share your thoughts.

Thanks in advance!

https://haveyoursay.threerivers.gov.uk/river-chess-at-scotsbridge-engagement?fbclid=IwY2xjawIFnHZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHXqRRuFcS5xmr3jjwJONQjkWDA6xCLr1A8XUpstuHUBPAKWnj28As0FrFw_aem_OhHBDUTR5EcObvBThKeqHQ

A new project to manage and reduce bank erosion on the River Chess is set to begin in Rickmansworth. Three Rivers District Council will start work on the river restoration project in Rickmansworth with the aim of protecting the river Chess from bank erosion and creating

30/01/2025

📢 Have Your Say on Planning Application 24/2073/OUT 📢

📍 Location: Land North of Little Green Lane, Croxley Green, WD3 3SP

📅 Deadline to comment: 11th February 2025

Make sure your voice is heard! Share your thoughts on the proposed development before the deadline.

🖥 Online: Visit www.threerivers.gov.uk/planning, search 24/2073/OUT, and click "Make a Comment."

📮 By Post: Send your comments to Planning Department, Three Rivers District Council, Three Rivers House, Northway, Rickmansworth, WD3 1RL

The home of the Three Rivers District Council Planning department. It contains all the relevant links to the planning process, submitting comments on applications, what to submit and provides updates on all the latest planning changes both nationally and within the District.

29/01/2025

Shared from Croxley Green FB.
Report by Cllr Jonathan Solomons.

Really good Croxley Local Area Forum last night.

Main focus was the proposed development north of Little Green Lane.

I met with Richborough, the land promoters last year soon after their "consultation" webinar, I was the only councillor they'd met with at the time, I shared some concerns, listened to their side of things, suggested some high level things.

Firstly I suggested Canterbury Way was not suitabel and they'd agreed and changed that, but I'd also suggested that two access points so close to each other Links/Durrants not best, but they discounted other options mainly on cost.

I suggested access from north end of Rousebarn lane, again discounted on cost.

I'd also suggested putting the proposed "park" between little green lane and the development as a buffer instead of development next to little greean lane and park the other side.

The impact of volume of traffic combined with the extra 570+ predicted vehicular journeys from breakspeare school with a traffic lighted Baldwins Lane will bring Croxley to a standstill.

Now is the time to get your comments into TRDC so that these can be considered by TRDC planning staff and potentially government inspector.

I will create a thread in this group where I can list out points you might want to include in your comments and so if you have any to add to that I can collate them all.

If you need to speak to me over this you can reach me at

07956 524428

To comment, here is the application:

https://www3.threerivers.gov.uk/online-applications/

and search for planning application number: 24/2073/OUT

Was good to hear Parish Council updates, I think that the Repair Shop is a brilliant idea and one I tried to make happen at TRDC, so if I can support that I will.

The one downside was lack of police presence. I was recently a victim of an incident and police were really busy, they were working on 30 cases each, a huge workload, so I can understand why they haven't got time to attend a forum, but its really worrying that they are so busy that crimes get left unaddressed.

Anyway a really good forum and glad to see it will attended and some great, constructive ideas.

28/01/2025

A notice from District Councillor Narinder Sian.

🎙 Croxley Green on BBC Three Counties Radio 🎙

This morning, I spoke live on BBC Three Counties Radio about the impact of recent filming in Croxley Green. While it's fantastic to see our community featured on screen and some local businesses benefiting from the increased footfall, I know many residents and businesses have raised concerns about parking, congestion, and lack of notice.

I highlighted the need for better communication, a more joined-up approach between councils, and greater consideration for residents when filming takes place.

The coverage also included messages from Three Rivers District Council, The Kitchen Croxley Chartwell Dental Clinic

WHAT IS THE DISTRICT COUNCIL DOING?

✅ Reviewing the filming request process to ensure better notice for residents
✅ Working with Hertfordshire County Council and Herts Film Office to improve coordination
✅ Ensuring resident consultation is strengthened in future applications
✅ Encouraging production companies to be better local citizens and minimize disruption

📢 Listen to the coverage on gooledrive share here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cXddgNclsA8SZUS6tC4fqa2ZidQXbESC/view?usp=sharing

📩 Have concerns or feedback? Contact your Croxley Green councillors at Greens@threerivers.gov.uk

24/01/2025

Update by Leader of TRDC

Barton Way, former Red Cross building - an update

I promised to keep residents posted following the December residents meeting.
Three Rivers Council has now sent the draft Heads of Terms to the Parish Council. This being a legal agreement re the use of the whole of the ground floor. At this stage the terms are incomplete and of course are ‘commercial in confidence’ but will be developed jointly with CGPC, to ensure that before we seek formal Council Approval, they reflect the desires of both parties.

Council Officers have also meet with Watford Community Housing, who will manage the 8 for rental only flats above the ground once built ( I should say ‘if’ in case planning permission is refused(sic!) WCH are reengaging the Architect, to develop a final plan. We have asked them to look at a pitched roof design, as well as the current flat roof proposal. We expect that adding a pitched roof will increase the costs, so we need to be mindful to balance aesthetics with viability. However there was a clear view from Croxley Green Residents Association meeting in December that was what was preferred (to better match the surroundings) so I am pressing for it be fully costed and considered).

Once we have some final drawing and they have cleared a pre-planning to check that they are ok I ensure the public see them.

17/01/2025

Our local District Councillors are holding their Local Area Forum on Tues 28th Jan at Harvey Road School starting at 7.30pm. This offers Residents the opportunity to debate local issues directly with our DC's and see what plans TRDC have for Croxley. You can download the Agenda at:

16/01/2025

The CGRA held a public meeting on 11th Dec for TRDC and the Parish Council to announce their agreement for the redevelopment of the Red Cross Centre site. Notes from the meeting can be view on the CGRA website at

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