Chesham ward action plan

Chesham ward partnership have developed an action plan to address local issues and improve opportunities for all. This is part of the Opportunity Bucks programme which aims to help residents access the opportunities on offer in Buckinghamshire.

The ward partnership would like to hear your ideas on how to improve:

  • education and youth engagement
  • jobs, careers and skills
  • quality of the public realm
  • standard of living
  • health and wellbeing

We want to hear from the community about your ideas to improve this area.

Local priorities

The ward partnership brings together local people, community groups, organisations, and councillors to take action on what’s important to their area.

We have identified priorities that we are working on over the coming months:

  • supporting young people in the community, through parks and open spaces and tackling lack of youth provision in the ward
  • safer communities; addressing antisocial behaviour and road safety
  • healthy futures; supporting community wellbeing through all aspects of health, addressing healthy eating and tackling food poverty
  • improve educational aspiration and opportunities for young people and adults – addressing social mobility through educational attainment

View the Chesham Ward Action Plan (PDF, 171 KB)

Current projects

Working in partnership with Switch Lanes to support youth provision in the ward. Collaborating with East Chilterns Community Board.

Discussions around Youth Self-defence classes in the ward- in collaboration with Community Safety team.

Discussions around supporting Lowndes Park with their goals for a toddler play area, which works towards their Masterplan.

Internal working group around highway concerns to tackle these on a case-by-case basis.

Dinner Kits delivered to Ivingswood School. Working in collaboration with Hope Church, funded by HSF.

Supporting the Community Activity Day- confirmed date of 8th August 2026, partnering up with previous Health On The High Street initiative.

How to get involved

Tell us what’s important for your area:

  • attend a ward partnership meeting- one-off or regularly
  • be part of a working group linked to one of the above priorities or projects
  • take part in further surveys
  • email us and share your views

For more information and to get in touch email the partnerships & communities team: partnerships&[email protected]