Welcome To Little Kingshill Village Society
Little Kingshill is a small village in the parish of Little Missenden in Buckinghamshire, England. It is located in the Chiltern Hills, about five miles west of Amersham, two and a half miles south of Great Missenden and four and a half miles north west of High Wycombe.
Close by are the market towns of Old Amersham, Chesham, High Wycombe and Beaconsfield.
Important News:
AGM
The Red Elf Trail was a great success with lots of peolpe, of all
ages, finding their way around Laura's clues. Many thanks to
Laura for putting it all together. To find out more and the
answer to the last puzzle, please have a look at Laura's report:
Red Elf Report A fire safety talk was held on 10
January 2026, with grateful thanks to Dean Elliot for his
presentation and to Laura for organising it. 50 of our
resudents attended the talk, but if you missed it you can download
the presentation here: Fire Safety Presentation The Little Missenden Neighbourhood Plan
has passed Regulation 15 and was open for Public Consultation
until 8 January - now closed for more comments. We will up
date you when we know more about the next steps of the plan.
You can still view the documents on:
https://yourvoicebucks.citizenspace.com/planning/little-missenden-neighbourhood-plan/
On 7th June 2025 a beautiful plaque was
unveild on the common to remind us of the significance of the eleven trees planted along the edge of the common.
To read the full story click here: (More)
There are two defibrillators located in the village. A
training session was held on 11 January 2025, attended by over 50 residents. To
find out more and instructions on the use of these vital lifesaving
items of equipment click here
(More) If you wish to receive messages
concerning village events and issues of interest please contact us
via email on: littlekingshillvs@gmail.com Production of our handbook has been
suspended until further notice, although it is intended that the
information that had been contained in the handbook will be
included in this website. As you know, we started with a new committee
and constitution. We have been working hard throughout 2025 to get the committee set up
and we would love to show you
what we have done as well as what we have planned for 2026. Do come to our AGM:
Wednesday 1st April at 7:30 pm
Corner Stone
Hall - Drinks and Nibbles
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