THE LAST FINGER POST IN FAWLEY
Autumn coming to FAWLEY
Some photographs taken in Fawley
UPCOMING VILLAGE EVENTS
Dates for your diary 2024 tbc and Useful Contacts
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USEFUL CONTACTS
Noise -
Stuart Goodbun MCIEH
Technical Officer
(Control of Pollution Team inc. Noise)
Housing and Regulatory Service
Buckinghamshire Council
Wycombe Office
Queen Victoria Road
High Wycombe
HP11 1BB
Stuart.Goodbun@buckinghamshire.gov.uk
Tel: 01494 421703
Mobile 07833402680
Ext: 3703
Licensing inc. Temporary Event Licences
Licensing Wycombe: licensing.wyc@buckinghamshire.gov.uk
Police
Tel: 101 for non emergency issues or dial 999 if a crime is being committed.
Use our village WhatsApp Security group to alert others and Culdenfaw security team if a suspicious vehicle or person is at large.
AprilAA
Fawley is truly a wonderful place to live and visit.
THE WALNUT TREE
Saving our Pub
A committee was set up to save our village pub when Brakspears sold it to a developer in 2003. It was a long journey, however, planning permission was given for a terrace of four cottages as an enabling development to finance the building of a new Walnut Tree pub in July 2017. Sadly the site owner has reneged on his promise to build the pub. An attempt to sell the pub failed owing to the unrealistic price tag of around £1m. We will have to wait to see if he will accept a reasonable offer from the village in due course as his current valuation is too high.
We hoped to persuade the owner, who also owns the Hurley House Hotel, to find a reasonable solution however this seems unlikely as he appears to feel no obligation to the promises he made to the village.
The latest news is that the Walnut Tree pub has been burnt to the ground by arsonists. Following demolition of the dangerous remains of the building it is now a clear site. Building work on the approved plans was started with enough work done to cement permission from expiring and CIL levy has been paid to Buckinghamshire Council.
IF YOU GO DOWN TO THE WOODS TODAY.....
Fawley's unusual animals
When visiting Fawley you may see some strange sights. Escapees from Fawley Hill have been at large so drive slowly please!
SPEEDING
Please drive slowly
Fawley is small hamlet with no pedestrian footpaths by the roadside. Horses, dogs, children, bicycles and walkers share our lanes so please drive slowly and carefully. We recommend driving no faster than 20mph. Thank you.
REPORT A POTHOLE!
We are all responsible for reporting potholes.
FAWLEY PARISH MEETING
Fawley Parish Meeting looks after the interests of the village as a voice on the New Buckinghamshire Unitary Council
and through our local councillor, Mr Chris Whitehead.
PRIVACY POLICY
updated - 25th May 2019
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