Welcome to This Is Chinnor, THE site for Chinnor, a village in the foothills of the Chilterns.
We're a friendly village with lots of activities, sports and events. We created this website to help keep everyone up to date and to provide news and information about such activities and the community groups that organise and manage them. They let us know what's going on and we share this with everyone.
All local groups are welcome to promote their events with us, just get in touch and we'll put it on the site. Don't forget to send us a poster.
You can contact us via our form here. Read and join fellow Chinnorians in our FaceBook Page.
Our monthly Climate Café takes place this Thursday 12th in Chinnor Village Centre from 10.30-11.30am and every second Thursday at the same times. It's a welcoming space for people (not just Chinnor residents) to join the conversation about climate change, nature and the environment. All are welcome.
Our next Repair Café will be at St Andrew’s Church on Saturday 16th May 10 am – 1 pm (last item accepted 12:30 pm). This ties in with the ‘The Big Fix 2026’! The Big Fix is Britain’s BIGGEST repair cafe! All around the country, fixers are gathering in May to fix more items in one day than ever before. I think this will be an extra special event. I hope that we will see you there!
Mill Lane Community Garden will be holding a Plant and Seed Swap, Cash Donations welcomed. If you've got any fruit, vegetable, herb or flower seeds or plants that you don't want, please bring them along to either swap or donate to the garden.
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An evening exploring the incredibly diverse compositions of Burt Bacharach - with hits including ‘The Look of Love’, ‘Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head’, ‘What the World Needs Now’, and lots more.
23 May to 13 SeptemberLee Miller: A Woman at War exhibition at Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum, Woodstock, 23 May to 13 September.
Exhibition of war photographs by renowned photojournalist, photographer and surrealist, Lee Miller from 23 May – 13 September 2026.
Follows a major exhibition of her photographs at London’s Tate Gallery.
Includes photos taken of nurses at Churchill Hospital Oxford, her first wartime assignment for
Alongside many iconic photographs taken in wartime Britain, Miller accompanied US troops into Europe, a correspondent on battles and the liberation of concentration camps.
Chinnor Players Present: Noises Off by Michael Frayn — a brilliantly fast-paced comedy that offers a hilarious glimpse behind the scenes of a struggling theatre company.
