Hosted by Buckinghamshire Council’s Strategic Flood management Team, South West Chilterns Community Board, Project Groundwater and Marlow Town Council. Marlow will welcome its second Flood Fayre: a one stop-shop to find out about flooding Marlow.
Marlow Town Council (MTC) is excited to invite all Marlow residents to embrace small behaviour changes that can collectively make a significant impact. Only by working together Council and community are we able to create positive change that can make a …
On Tuesday and Wednesday, 20th and 21st June, children from Marlow C of E Infant School took part in mindful action in the May Balfour Garden. Marlow Town Council was delighted to welcome the Dragonfly and Grasshopper classes to the event, …
As a result of routine tree inspections across Marlow, a Robinia tree on The Causeway has been identified as diseased and is to be felled. The work is due to take place on April 4th with a reserve date of April …
Big Help Out – the national volunteering campaign marking The King’s Coronation – was launched on Monday (20th) and is encouraging everyone to try out volunteering and lend a hand in the local community. As the Volunteer Centre for Buckinghamshire, …
Marlow Town Council is planning to improve one of the most popular parts of the town — The Causeway, close to Marlow Bridge. The aim is to create an area that ‘serves the community better.’ Mayor Richard Scott said: “The …
The town council office will be closed on Monday 19th September 2022 in line with the national Bank Holiday. This is to allow the staff to pay their respects to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at her state funeral. We …
Buckinghamshire Council has developed a new and easy way for people to report incidents of anti-social behaviour and community safety concerns. The online form allows people to instantly record the details, whatever time of day or night. The information is …
This summer’s Royal Swan Upping went ahead on Tuesday, 19th July, despite the heat — and as always provided a colourful sight for walkers along the Thames towpath. Marlow’s Mayor Richard Scott accompanied the Swan Uppers on the river from …
Dear resident, I’m very sorry for the continued disruption to bin collection services that some residents in the south of the county are currently experiencing. I know that we are falling short of the level of service that you rightfully …
