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West Chilterns Community Board - Thursday, 17 September 2026 - 6.00 pm
September 17, 2026 at 6:00 pm West Chilterns Community Board View on council websiteSummary
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The West Chilterns Community Board was scheduled to meet on Thursday 17 September 2026. The meeting's agenda included an update on community board priorities and projects, as well as a review of action notes from the previous meeting.
Community Board Update: Priorities and Projects
The report pack indicated that Sophia Comer, the Community Board Manager, was scheduled to provide an update on the West Chilterns Community Board's priorities and projects. This update would likely cover ongoing initiatives and future plans for the area.
Action Notes from Previous Meeting
The board was scheduled to review the action notes from its previous meeting. This would involve looking back at decisions and tasks agreed upon in earlier sessions to ensure progress and accountability. The previous meeting's minutes, held on 26 March 2026, noted discussions on a pilot youth session for 10–11-year-olds at the Risborough Youth Club, an update on exploring the establishment of a Residents' Association in Loudwater, and the success of a Volunteer Fair held in partnership with Wooburn & Bourne End Parish Council and the Bourne End Community Association.
The report pack also mentioned the Proud of Bucks
initiative, with the nomination window having been extended. This initiative recognises various community contributions across categories such as environmental impact, health and wellbeing, and volunteer of the year.
Additionally, Amy Jenner, Partnerships & Communities Service Manager, was expected to expand on new webinars launching to complement community board meetings, with the first session focusing on passenger transport. Councillor Stuart Wilson was noted as having an interest in extending the pick me up
service.
The meeting was scheduled to conclude with a networking session, inviting attendees to contribute ideas on priorities and delivery approaches. The date for the subsequent meeting was set for 18 March 2027.
Attendees