Following the AGM at the end of May the roles of Chair & ViceChair are vacant. Any resident who is a member of HVRA can take up one of these roles, subject to nomination & approval by the committee. Please contact the Secretary (secretary@hughendenresidents.org) for more information if you are interested.
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AGM 2024 – parking at the village hall
This is a brief note to let you know that although the Village Hall car park is undergoing resurfacing , the Village Hall will be open with very limited parking.
In the circumstances, it would be wise to walk to the Hall if you can. Also, please take extra care because the surface of the car park is bumpy and uneven.
Looking forward to seeing you this evening.
Would you please, if you are able to, pass this message on to as many residents in your road or patch as possible in case they had planned to attend..
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Hughenden Valley named as a top holiday destination
Our village has been named as one the of the top hidden holiday destinations in the South East in an article in the Bucks Free Press (24th May).
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Hughenden Valley Barn Dance 29th June 2024
Bookings open on 1st June, please make bookings at:
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/hughenden-valley-residents-association
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HVRA AGM 2024
The papers for this meeting to be held on 29th May 2024 at 7.30 p.m. in the Large Hall are at https://hughendenresidents.org/docs/documents-agm-papers/
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HAGA – Hughenden Allotments and Gardens Association
If you would like to join the visit to Perch Hill on 2 May 2024, please let us know by next Friday as we need to confirm the numbers with Sarah Raven.
Meeting – Friday 22 March 2024 at 8.00pm
We have been lucky enough to book a speaker for Friday 22 March. He is Terry Cann and he going to talk to us about “The Legacy of Geoff Hamilton”. We look forward to seeing as many of you that can make this meeting.
Meeting – Friday 30 August 2024 at 8.00pm
The 2024 HAGA programme has “TBA” for the talk on 30 August 2024. We now have a speaker – Katharine Woods who will speak on “The Blitz as a catalyst for greening London”.
Katharine opened her garden in Great Missenden for the snowdrops, where some of our members visited on 15 February. I have been to a couple of talks by Katharine and she is a great researcher of her subject and a fascinating speaker.
