Chilterns Conservation Board Annual Review for 2019-20
The Chilterns Conservation Board is today publishing its Annual Review 2019-20.
The review includes key information about the Board and updates on its projects and events:
- How we made a difference – key facts and figures demonstrating our year “at a glance”
- Project news, including updates on:
- The Chilterns Walking Festival
- Open for business
- Beacons of the Past – Hillforts in the Chilterns Landscape
- Chalk, Cherries and Chairs: Central Chilterns Landscape Partnership Scheme
- Chilterns Chalk Streams Project
- Chilterns Woodlands Project (signing off after 30 years)
- New project development: Chalkscapes
- Mend the Gap
- Planning and Development
- Board News – an update on the Landscape Review
- Our Financial Year
Related news
Changes to National Planning Policy
The Government has published a new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) which plays a key role in shaping decisions on local plans and planning applications.
Wheels in motion for accessible Chilterns adventures
New funded trishaws enable older adults and people with limited mobility to experience the freedom and joy of exploring the Chilterns by bike.
13km of power lines disappear from the Chilterns National Landscape in a major undergrounding project
The Chilterns National Landscape is thrilled to welcome the completion of a £2 million project to remove over 13 km of overhead electricity lines from the Chess Valley area.
Chilterns Management Plan
The Management Plan sets out the policies and actions to be followed by all stakeholders to conserve and enhance this special place. The new Management Plan was approved in June 2025 and runs to the end of March 2030.
Outstanding Chilterns Magazine
Jam-packed with news and updates from the Chilterns National Landscape, now available to read online or find out where to get a printed copy.