Close up of embroidery thread in different shades of redWorkAid

Charity shop with a difference

Chesham’s unique Workaid Shop sells a fascinating mix from lawnmowers to fabrics; supporting young people in Africa and UK to develop skills.
Little egret by river side, it has all white feathers and a black beak.Stock photo-not for re-use
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Look out for egrets

Keep an eye open for egrets on The River Chess. Little egrets are regular visitors to Chesham on the stretches of the river that flow through the town.
Logo for Chesham repair CafeChesham Repair Cafe / Sustainable Chesham

Chesham’s Repair Cafe

The Repair Café pops up at Chesham Town Hall 10am–1pm, 4th Saturday of the month, exc. August and December.
Mature man looking at the historical timeline board at the top of Lowndes Park, with view over Chesham town.Peter Hawkes / Chesham Heritage
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Get a line on history

Lowndes Park is the starting point for several of Chesham’s village and country walks. Take a look at the Chesham Revealed Historical Timeline, at the top of the park.
Naz, of localcompany called Baklavalicious. Standing in gazebo market stall with trays of baklava.
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Mad about baking!

Passionate foodies Naz and Naz of Baklavalicious bake baklava in traditional nut fillings and their own combinations
Figurehead of Admiral Lord Howe, at entrance to house in The Lee
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Left high and dry

Meet Admiral Lord Howe. You’ll find him at The Lee, the village which owes much of its recent history to Sir Arthur Lazenby Liberty.