Brand new African dance classes are set to start in Chalfont St Peter this month.
The West African Dance sessions will begin on Wednesday, Janaury 14, running during term time between 10am to 11am at Horn Hill Church Hall, in Rickmansworth Lane.
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This is a list of the latest planning applications registered at Chiltern District Council.
Representations should be made either in writing to the Head of Planning Services, Chiltern District Council, King George V Road, Amersham, Bucks, HP6 5AW or by e-mail to planning@chiltern.gov.uk. If you use e-mail would you also include your postal address. Your comments should be received by 5 December 2008.

A blanket of snow continues to come down on south Bucks after settling overnight and we want you to send us pictures of your views of the snow.
There is arguably no better sight in England than south Bucks covered in snow and with many children across the district still enjoying a day off school hundreds are taking to their gardens and local parks to enjoy the rare occasion.
We want to see your pictures. Send us snaps of you and your children enjoying the snow or simply a picturesque shot of the area by clicking here and following the simple instructions.
We will print all of your pictures and your names along with the photos our photographers are out taking this morning.

Colleagues said that Christmas came early for Chalfont St Peter police when a new Police Community Support Officer joined their team on December 22.
PCSO Mike Burnham, 22, who has just left Sulhamstead police college near Reading, lives in Holmer Green, where he was a pupil at Holmer Green senior school before attending sixth form at John Hampden Grammar School in High Wycombe.

Four youths aged between 13 and 16 have been served with acceptable behaviour contracts (ABCs) as part of a new drive to get tough on troublemakers in Chalfont St Peter.
The four teenagers, who have been identified by police as being responsible for most of the recent anti-social behaviour in the village, were presented with the ABCs in the presence of their parents and anti-social behaviour officer PC Vicky Kerr.

Christmas Day celebrations were spoiled for several families in Chalfont St Peter when they woke on December 27 to find that their cars had been damaged.
Residents of The Vale, Pennington Road and Laurel Road discovered that their cars had been targetted by yobs during the night of December 26, just weeks after police promised to up their patrols in the area.
The road has suffered from serious crime in recent months, and in October, a couple awoke in the early hours of the morning to find that their £18,500 caravan had been set on fire by yobs.

Pop star Sarah Harding could be swapping the bright lights of London for a new home in Chalfont St Peter according to reports in the national media.
The 27-year-old member of Girls Aloud is a regular on the London party scene but an article in The Sun newspaper has claimed she has bought a home in the village with her boyfriend Tom Crane.

The mystery Batman is back with a Christmas installment of his Becoming Batman video series.
Episode Seven entitled Batman and Robin sees the caped crusader appoint a sexy female Robin who he hits the Chalfont St Peter streets with in an effort to fight crime.
But having a beautiful sidekick brings its own problems for the evolving superhero.

Becoming Batman: Batman and Robin

MUSICIANS and music fans alike are invited to a Boxing Day open mic in Chalfont St Peter.
The Village Hall pub, in Gold Hill West, is hosting a special open mic night where musicians of all abilities have the chance to step up for a strum and a sing.
The event runs from 7.30pm.

Pupils at the Chalfonts Community College were given an early Christmas present when their school held its annual presentation evening.
Students and their parents attended the ceremony at the school in Chalfont St Peter, which was held on Wednesday last week, to see ex-pupils Mike Clare and Tom Inker hand out the prizes.