Iver Village Residents Association

The Ivers Summer Fete 2026
2026-07-18 11:00 - 16:00 (Europe/Paris) | Iver Village Recreation Ground, Saxon Ct, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
The Ivers Summer Fete and Picnic is the largest (and best, of course) event in the Ivers.
Back for the 5th time, this is now a local tradition and the big event that everyone is looking forward to – Adults, kids, seniors, juniors, teenagers, families, dogs, even the birds and the trees.
Like in previous years, the summer fete will be held at Iver Village Recreation Ground (not to be confused with Iver Heath Recreation Ground, which is somewhere else) in the centre of Iver Village (SL0 9NX) on Saturday 18th July 2026.
We have funding support from Iver Parish Council and local sponsors such as Pinewood Studios (sponsoring the stage), Paul Antony the Hair Salon (sponsoring the amazing child entertainer Mark Jones), Amazon (sponsoring the petting zoo), Cliveden Foods (sponsoring the Bhangra Dancers), and other local and community-minded businesses. We will also have Oakwood Estates (sponsoring the banners and advertisement boards) running a ‘Guess how many balloons are in the car’ fundraiser for Thames Valley Heartbeat, so that they can install more defibrillators in our area and save more lives!
There will be activities for all ages:

Bouncy castle obstacle course (see image below).
Farm animals (as a petting zoo, not just roaming around) – we’re bringing back the wonderful Basil’s Farm.
Appearances by our world-renowned local comedian – The Mark Jones Show.
Local performance groups on stage.
Guess the number of balloons in the car fundraiser.
Football activities.
Tombola.
Stalls, ice cream, doughnuts, burgers, and other food trucks.
Areas for teenagers, families, and people with mobility issues, among others. So there’ll be something for everyone. We pride ourselves on being as inclusive and accessible as we can.
And much more!

It’s free to enter, and all the major activities (including the petting zoo and use of the bouncy castles) are free of charge thanks to our great sponsors above. You’re welcome to bring your own picnics, but there will also be local stalls offering food and ice cream.

Calling all volunteers:
The event brings together residents from across the parish, and it strengthens and enhances local community relationships. If you want to volunteer at the event for an hour or two, please contact us now: hi@ivra.org.uk or fill in this form.

Calling all stall holders:
Stalls will be offered for local organisations and businesses for a small fee. This is your very last opportunity to have a stall at the event, so please contact us right now: hi@ivra.org.uk

Main Poster:

The Bouncy obstacle course:

FARm OUT - The Ivers Summer Fete 2025
2025-07-19 11:00 - 16:00 | Iver Village Recreation Ground, Saxon Ct, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
The Ivers Summer Fete and Picnic, FARm OUT, is an event organised by the IVRA to bring the community together.
The event will be held at Iver Village Recreation Ground (not to be confused with Iver Heath Recreation Ground, which is somewhere else) in the centre of Iver Village (SL0 9NX) on Saturday 19th July 2025.
We have funding support from Iver Parish Council and local sponsors such as Relay Technical Transport (sponsoring the children’s entertainer), Pinewood Studios (sponsoring the stage), Paul Antony the Hair Salon (sponsoring the petting zoo), and Oakwook Estates (sponsoring the huge bouncy castle). We also applied for the National Lottery but they can’t help this year, so if you have a local business and can help sponsor one of the activities, please get in contact as soon as possible: hi@ivra.org.uk
IVRA ran successful events in the same location in 2022 (the Platinum Jubilee), in 2023 (the Coronation), and in 2024 (Olympicnic), and we are taking forward lessons from those experiences to make this one just as successful and even better!
The event will bring together residents from the whole of the parish and we want to develop and improve local community relationships and involve volunteers. If you want to volunteer at the event for an hour or two, please contact us now: hi@ivra.org.uk or fill in this form.
FARm OUT will be free of charge and open for all local residents to attend – you are welcome to bring your own picnics, but there will also be local stalls offering food and ice cream.
Activities will be offered for all ages:

Bouncy castle obstacle course (see image below)
Galdiator Dual for teenagers (see image below)
Appearances by a local comedian – The Mark Jones Show.
A visit from Buck Bear – the mascot of Bucks Radio.
Local child dancing groups.
Football activities
Raffle and Tombola

And much more!
Stalls will be offered for local organisations and businesses for a small fee. If you want to have a stall at the event, you guessed it – please contact us right now: hi@ivra.org.uk
Main Poster:

The plan:

Teen Area Poster:

Event Map (click for the full size map):

Bouncy castle obstacle course:

Galdiator Dual:

Annual General Meeting 2025
2025-07-01 19:00 - 21:00 | Iver Village Hall, Iver Village Hall - High St Iver, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
The Iver Village Residents’ Association’s Annual General Meeting is on 1st July 2025 and you should be there. Why? Because you count!
Every year, the IVRA grows and with it, its influence and ability to represent its members. This means that when we asked Bucks to come and talk to residents about the High Street, officers did. They used the information provided by the residents to draw plans that will make it better for us all. This is just one example out of many instances where we made sure your voice is heard.
The IVRA’s mission is to represent the community’s interests, needs, and requirements with councillors, the MP, private companies, and others.
The only issue is this: if you don’t talk to us, we don’t know what issues you face and can’t relay them back to the different authorities. If you’re not a member, you’re totally in the dark. So let’s change that, shall we?
Being an IVRA member is currently free, we don’t ask you to commit to anything. It is worth coming to the AGM on 1st July, though, since that’s when we discuss the most important issues and it’s your opportunity to be heard.
All you need to do at this stage is to come to the AGM (if you’re not an IVRA member and you live in Iver Village, please sign up for free first: https://www.ivra.org.uk/membership/ ), vote for your representatives, and most importantly – tell us what you think needs to change in Iver Village.
We meet at Iver Village Hall on Tuesday 1st July at 7pm.
If you want to be voted in for the IVRA Committee and help manage and represent the association, please let us know at hi@IVRA.org.uk
Here’s the agenda for the 2025 AGM:
1. Welcome
2. Apologies for Absence
3. Minutes of AGM 2024
4. Chair’s Report on the IVRA’s activities in the last year
5. Hon. Treasurer’s Report – to discuss the accounts for the year
6. Membership Secretary’s report
7. To nominate and elect Committee members
8. Resident Participation – tell us what needs to change in Iver Village
9. Any other business
10. Date of next meeting
The most important item, as we see it, is the Resident Participation session, and the majority of the meeting’s time will be dedicated to it.
Don’t let your voice be unheard – come and discuss with us what needs to change.
Oliver Kraus,
Chair, Iver Village Residents’ Association

The Ivers Local Election Hustings
2025-04-22 18:30 - 21:30 | Richings Park Sports Club, 34A Wellesley Ave, Iver, SL0 9BN, United Kingdom
Join Us for The Ivers Local Election Hustings!
Are you ready to make your voice heard in the upcoming Buckinghamshire Council elections? On Tuesday 22 April 2025, at 7:00 pm (doors open at 6:30 pm) the three Residents’ Associations of the Ivers — Richings Park, Iver Heath, and Iver Village — are coming together to host a special Question Time–style hustings event.
With 10 candidates competing for just 2 seats, this is your chance to hear directly from the people who want to represent you. We’ve collected questions in advance from local residents, covering the topics that matter most in our community that we will ask first. There will then be an opportunity to ask your own questions from the floor.
What to Expect

Meet All the Candidates: Hear from each of the candidates running for Buckinghamshire Council in The Ivers ward.

Q&A Session: We’ll begin with pre-submitted questions from residents, followed by an open Q&A from the audience.

Limited Seating: Only The Ivers electors can attend this event, so be sure to arrive early to secure your seat.

Event Details

Date: 22 April 2025

Time: 7:00 pm (doors open at 6:30 pm)

Venue: Richings Park Sports Club

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn more about the candidates and their visions for our community. Your presence and your questions can shape the future of The Ivers. We look forward to seeing you there!

Board Game Night
2025-02-28 18:30 - 21:00 | Iver Village Hall, Iver Village Hall - High St Iver, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
We hear from our residents how hard it is these days to make new friends when everything is online. Some residents tell us they have lived in Iver Village for years and only know a few people. This is why we decided to organise a games night for the residents of Iver Village.
Board games are not only fun – they are the cool thing right now! Board game cafes have been popping up all over the country recently and the IVRA is jumping on the trend.
We know what you’re thinking – we make up crazy things all the time – but this time we’re not even lying!
We even paid the BBC to write a whole article about it (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyw3d0qeeko) to make it believable (our solicitors would like to make it clear that we did not pay the BBC, that we don’t control the news, and that they don’t like the writer of these lines).
These game nights are a great opportunity for everyone to make new friends, get to know neighbours, save on heating costs, or just spend a lovely evening with other people who live in the village.
The first event was on 31st January and it was a huge success. We are now getting ready for the next event which is:
📅 On: 28th February
⌚Between: 6.30 and 9.00
📌At: Iver Village Hall (the one in Iver Village, please don’t accidentally go to Iver Heath).
💷 It’s free, but if you can spare a few quids, donations are welcome.
There are going to be many different games to choose from so come along with old friends or make new ones on the day.
Please put it in your diary now so that you don’t forget. If you’re a family with children, if you’re a teenager, if you’re a young couple, if you’re a young single, if you’re middle ages, if you’re retired, and even if you think you’re too old for this stuff – you have a place at the table!

Ivers Illuminated 2024
2024-12-01 - 2024-12-24
After four wonderful years of community spirit and creativity, the Ivers Village Residents’ Association is proud to present Ivers Illuminated 2024!
This much-loved advent window display is back to light up the Ivers, bringing festive joy to everyone. From 1st to 24th December, local businesses and organisations will unveil their beautifully decorated windows—one or two each day—transforming our community into a magical mosaic of light and holiday spirit. Each day, a new window or two will light up, adding to the festive charm. Once revealed, the windows stay lit until the end of December, creating a stunning trail of holiday decorations for all to enjoy.
We made you a map so you can grab your family and friends, take a stroll through the village, and experience the wonder of Ivers Illuminated. Let’s make this December one to remember!

Annual General Meeting 2024
2024-07-30 19:00 - 21:00 | Iver Village Hall, Iver Village Hall - High St Iver, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
Iver Village Residents’ Association’s Annual General Meeting is on 30th July and you should be there. Why? Because you count!
This last year things started moving in the right direction for Iver – we have a larger network of residents involved, Bucks Council started investing in our area (though not enough), and we have growing numbers of residents attending our events.
This means that if you’re an IVRA member, there’s a better chance that your voice is heard and your needs are considered. If you’re not a member yet – you can only blame yourself for being unheard. After all, being an IVRA member is free and we don’t ask you to commit to anything.
The IVRA’s mission is to represent the community’s interests, needs, and requirements with councillors, the MP, private companies, and others. Since you are part of the community, we want to ensure that your needs are represented and the only way to do that is by you coming and telling us.
That’s why 30th July is so important – because this is your time to be heard.
All you need to do at this stage is to come to the AGM (if you’re not an IVRA member and you live in Iver Village, please sign up for free first: https://www.ivra.org.uk/membership/ ), vote for your representatives, and most importantly – tell us what you think needs to change in Iver Village.
We meet at Iver Village Hall on Tuesday 30th July at 7pm.
If you want to be voted in for the IVRA Committee and help manage and represent the association, please let us know at hi@IVRA.org.uk

Here’s the agenda for the 2023 AGM :
1. Welcome
2. Apologies for Absence
3. Minutes of AGM 2023
4. Chair’s Report on the IVRA’s activities in the last year
5. Hon. Treasurer’s Report – to discuss the accounts for the year.
6. Membership Secretary’s report
7. To nominate and elect Committee members
8. Resident Participation – tell us what needs to change in Iver Village
9. Any other business
10. Date of next meeting

The most important item, as we see it, is the Resident Participation session. None of the current Committee members possesses mind-reading abilities so if we don’t know what you want and need, we can’t achieve what you want and need.
Don’t let your voice be unheard – come and discuss with us what needs to change.
Oliver Kraus,
Chair, Iver Village Residents’ Association

The Ivers Summer Picnic 2024
2024-07-13 11:00 - 16:00 | Iver Village Recreation Ground, Saxon Ct, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
The Ivers Summer Picnic is an event organised to bring the community together, it is being coordinated by 3 local residents’ associations within The Ivers. Iver Village Residents’ Association (IVRA) is taking the lead alongside Richings Park Residents’ Association & Iver Heath RA.
The event will be held at Iver Village Recreation Ground (not to be confused with Iver Heath Recreation Ground which is somewhere else) in the centre of Iver Village (SL0 9NX) on Saturday 13th July 2024.

We have funding support from Iver Parish Council, local businesses and Pinewood Studios. We also applied for the National Lottery. If you have a local business and would like to sponsor one of the activities, please get in contact as soon as possible: hi@ivra.org.uk
IVRA ran successful events in the same location to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee in 2022 and the Coronation in 2023, we are taking forward lessons from those experiences to make this one just as successful and even better!

The event will bring together residents from the whole of the parish and we want to develop and improve local community relationships and involve volunteers. If you want to volunteer at the event, please contact us ASAP: hi@ivra.org.uk
The Ivers Summer Picnic will be free of charge and open for all local residents to attend – you are welcome to bring your own picnics but there will also be local stalls offering food and ice creams;
Activities will be offered for all ages:

Old School Sports Day Games
Bouncy Castle
Appearances by a local comedian & local princess;
Local child dancing groups.
Pony rides
Raffle
Music: Local Band; local DJ.
Speed meet-your-neighbour session (like speed dating, just without the romance).

Stalls will be offered for local organisations and businesses for a small fee. If you want to have a stall at the event, you guessed it – please contact us ASAP: hi@ivra.org.uk

The BIG Community Litter Pick
2024-03-16 13:00 - 16:30 | Iver Parish Council office, 45B High St, Iver, SL0 9ND, United Kingdom
Once again, our three villages and their respective Residents Associations will be taking part in the Great British Spring Clean in conjunction with the national campaign by Keep Britain Tidy. Each Residents’ Association will put together its own team and the one that picks up the most bags will be crowned the rubbish champion.
The Ivers Community Challenge is not just a litter pick. It’s also a mission to collect 200 bags across the Ivers but most importantly – it’s a competition to show who’s best! Last year Iver Heath managed to win by picking a few bags more than us – this can’t happen again.
We meet:

On 16th March
At 1pm
Outside the Iver Parish Council office on the High Street

Gloves, pickers, fluorescent vests and bags will be supplied. You bring the labour and the laughs. Fair swap?

After the litter pick, we’ll reconvene at the community pub, The Swan, around 3.30pm for chips and sarnies, which are supplied free to all those who take part courtesy of Iver Parish Council who are sponsoring the event (thank you IPC!!!).
Please bring funds for your own drinks. Prizes are on offer for those teams that collect the largest number of bags, the largest group, the youngest picker, and many more.
Also:
To win, we need as many people as possible on our team, so it’s vital that you tell other people about it and encourage them to be part of the right team, the best team, the Iver Village team!

Annual General Meeting 2023
2023-07-25 19:00 - 21:00 | Iver Village Hall, Iver Village Hall - High St Iver, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
The Iver Village Residents’ Association is having its Annual General Meeting and you need to be there.
While it’s a lot of fun complaining about how terrible things are on Facebook and with friends, it’s not as fun realising that things don’t change when you just blow off steam instead of doing something more productive. This something doesn’t need to be huge and you don’t need to grab a shovel and start filling in potholes.
In the last year since the current committee was elected, the IVRA has represented its members and managed to get their voices heard by councillors, the MP, private companies, and more. There’s still much more to do, but you can’t say that your voice doesn’t matter, that things won’t change, or that others won’t lift a finger to help. We get a lot of support and help, we are being listened to, and we can represent you if we know what you need.

All you need to do at this stage is to come to the AGM (if you’re not an IVRA member and you live in Iver Village, please sign up for free first: https://www.ivra.org.uk/membership/ ), vote for your representatives, and most importantly – tell us what you think needs to change in Iver Village.

To make a change, we need you to be there – it’s really important! We meet at Iver Village Hall on Tuesday 25th July at 7pm.

If you want to be voted in for the IVRA Committee and help manage and represent the association, please let us know at hi@IVRA.org.uk

Here’s the agenda for the 2023 AGM :
1. Welcome
2. Apologies for Absence
3. Minutes of AGM 2022
4. Chair’s Report on the IVRA’s activities in the last year
5. Hon. Treasurer’s Report
6. Membership Secretary’s report
7. Vote to approve changes to the IVRA’s Constitution
8. To elect and nominate Committee members
9. Resident Participation – tell us what needs to change in Iver Village
10. Any other business
11. Date of next meeting

The most important item, as we see it, is the newly added Resident Participation session. None of the current Committee members possesses mind-reading abilities so if we don’t know what you want and need, we can’t achieve what you want and need.
We promised to give you a voice and power to change – not to get power and change things in the way we think. The whole problem is that councils, MPs, and governments think they know what’s good for us without actually asking us.
Don’t let your voice be unheard – come and tell us what needs to change.
Another item will be a vote to approve changes to the IVRA’s Constitution:
The Committee recommends several small amendments to the IVRA’s constitution. These amendments largely reflect how it has been necessary to run the IVRA over the last year, the economic climate and the impact it may have on residents.
You can find the proposed new constitution here and the existing one here.
To allow easy comparison between the current statement and its proposed amendment, we created this document in which the constitution is presented in its current form with the proposed amendments to each point written in orange below each point as applicable. Any notes to the amendment are in italic purple.
A few of the main points are:

Allowing the Committee to keep the membership free for longer.
Adding the option of creating working groups, not just subcommittees.
Increasing the number of committee members to 14 so that more residents can be involved in decisions and assist in making our village better.
Electing all committee members and officers every year for simplicity and accountability.

Oliver Kraus,
Chair, Iver Village Residents’ Association

The Ivers' Coronation Picnic Event
2023-05-08 12:00 - 16:00 | Iver Village Recreation Ground, Saxon Ct, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
The Coronation Picnic is THE event of the year and you really want to be there because it’s going to be the best day of your life*. The day you got married? Nah, everyone’s been there. The day you got your driving license? Who even remembers that? Graduation? Let’s be honest – you weren’t that good at school anyway.
But all this is in the past the Coronation Picnic event is in the future and that’s what matters.
* We can’t promise that it will be, stop taking us seriously right now!

What are we going to have, we hear you ask. So, we’ll have:

Mark Jones as the undisputed King of the Ivers
A bag Piper show
Dog Agility show
A live Band
Claudia the Princess
Dancers from Falir Academy
Ice Cream Van (Super Ices) + Snack van by Nailor’s
Stalls
Kiddies Play
Pony rides (may carry a small charge)
Face Painting (for a small charge)
Raffle
Chemical Toilets (we know you love those!)
And so much more.

Don’t forget to bring your own picnic – it is the Coronation Picnic after all.
You have all the details on this page but if you have any other questions, you’re welcome to ask.

We also need as many volunteers as possible – nothing fancy, just an hour or two of your time. You’re already there, so why not be a local hero? Fill in this form: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/IversCoronation
We also need raffle prizes from businesses – please let us know if you can help.

The IVRA Litter Pick - February 2023 Edition
2023-02-18 11:00 - 15:30 | Iver Village Hall, Iver Village Hall - High St Iver, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
Want to be part of a wonderful community?
Looking for a fun way to entertain your kids on a Saturday morning?
Want to move your muscles a little but don’t like the gym?
Want to live in a beautiful village that you are proud of?
Feel like every form of entertainment costs way too much money?
The IVRA has got you sorted!
On Saturday 18th February we are doing a litter pick around Iver Village and you have the opportunity to take part! And it’s even free! 😀
The plan:
– We all meet at 11am by Iver Village Hall.
– We gear you up with all the equipment you need: gloves, pickers, bags, the lot!
– We clean: Bangors Road South, High Street, Iver Lane, and Thorney Lane North. Prefer to clean somewhere else in the village? That’s fine too!
– At 1pm we meet by the Iver Parish office, leave our bags for Bucks Council to collect, and go to the pub.
– We have a light meal and a couple of pints (if you feel like ordering some) and chat with the lovely people that came along.
– We go home for an afternoon rest.
How can you join? Easy – Just fill in the form below, put it on your calendar right now, and come to the Village Hall at 11am on Saturday 18th February.

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Light Up the Ivers
2022-12-01 20:00 - 2022-12-24 20:00
The IVRA has organised another year of LIGHT UP THE IVERS throughout the advent month of December.
Don’t know what Light up the Ivers is? here’s a bit of background: Back in 2018 the wonderful Sally Roberts (now the IVRA’s Vice Chair) started a great tradition where businesses put lovely displays at their window from the 1st to the 24th of December. Every day another shop joins the display, creating a parish-size advent calendar. We created a map of the different displays and we add them when they come on.

Christmas Lights Switch-On 2022
2022-11-26 08:00 - 17:30 | Iver Village Hall, Iver Village Hall - High St Iver, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
The IVRA is working closely with the Ivers Parish Council to organise a wonderful Christmas Lights switch-on event and you are all welcome to come along.

We are also looking for volunteers to help us on the day and for donations of prizes for the tombola.

If you want to volunteer or donate prizes, please contact us here (and write if you want to volunteer or donate):
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The IVRA Litter Pick - November Edition
2022-11-12 11:00 - 15:30 | Iver Village Hall, Iver Village Hall - High St Iver, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
Want to be part of a wonderful community?
Looking for a fun way to entertain your kids on a Saturday morning?
Want to move your muscles a little but don’t like the gym?
Want to live in a beautiful village that you are proud of?
Feel like every form of entertainment costs way too much money?
The IVRA has got you sorted!
On Saturday 12th of November we are doing a litter pick around Iver Village and you have the opportunity to take part! And it’s even free! 😀
The plan:
– We all meet at 11am by Iver Village Hall.
– We gear you up with all the equipment you need: gloves, pickers, bags, the lot!
– We clean: Bangors Road South, High Street, Iver Lane, and Thorney Lane North. Prefer to clean somewhere else in the village? That’s fine too!
– At 1pm we meet by the Iver Parish office, leave our bags for Bucks Council to collect, and go to the pub.
– We have a light meal and a couple of pints (if you feel like ordering some) and chat with the lovely people that came along.
– We go home for an afternoon rest.
How can you join? Easy – Just fill in the form below, put it on your calendar right now, and come to the Village Hall at 11am on Saturday 12th November.

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The IVRA Litter Pick - October Edition
2022-10-15 10:00 - 14:30 | Iver Village Hall, Iver Village Hall - High St Iver, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
On Saturday 15th of October we did our litter pick around Iver Village and it was a huge success!
This is what we did:
– We meet at 10am by Iver Village Hall.
– We geared up with all the equipment: gloves, pickers, bags, the lot!
– We cleaned: Bangors Road South, High Street, Iver Lane, and Thorney Lane North. Some residents went into the side streets and tidied them up as well.
– We then reconvened by the Iver Parish office, left the rubbish bags for Bucks Council to collect, and went to the pub.
– We had a light meal and a couple of pints and spoke to the lovely people that came along.

Here are a few photos from the day:
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IVRA Committee Meeting - October 2022
2022-10-11 19:00 - 21:00 | Iver Village Hall, Iver Village Hall - High St Iver, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
The Committee is the managing body of the IVRA – we discuss different issues that are brought to our attention and hear what the subcommittees have to report. If residents want to give us feedback or tell us about something that they think we should know or be involved in, they are welcome to do so – either by contacting us or by coming to the committee meeting and telling us about it at the dedicated time for resident participation.
We also encourage the members to come and just hear what’s going on, what we are planning, and what the Committee members’ thoughts are on the different subjects. We work in complete transparency for the residents, with the residents, and as residents.
Our next Committee meeting is on Tuesday 11th October at 7pm at Iver Village Hall. Come and join us!

September Committee meeting
2022-09-14 20:00 - 22:00 | Iver Village Hall, Iver Village Hall - High St Iver, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
Join our monthly meeting!
The Committee is the managing body of the IVAR and it meets at least once a month to discuss our strategy, plans, and tasks.
We also eat biscuits and moan about everyone – so you’d better come as a spectator to hear what we are saying about you! 😉
Non-committee members can’t participate in the committee’s discussions themselves, but we will be happy to hear your comments at the end of the session and will meet with you after the meeting if you want to discuss a specific matter that is important to you.

High Street Litter Pick
2022-08-06 12:00 - 16:00 | Iver Village Hall, Iver Village Hall - High St Iver, Iver, SL0 9NX, United Kingdom
On 06/08/2022 we had our first litter pick!
We spent a few hours, made the High Street look better, and more importantly – we brought hope that things can be better around here and that people do care.

Speaking to the lovely residents who attended, we learned that many people in the village share similar issues and concerns. We started something and we are going to do so much more!
We even had a health and safety briefing and points for picking up certain items to keep us all interested. Who said litter picking isn’t fun?!

Platinum Jubilee Picnic
2022-06-03 13:00 - 19:00
Thank you, Iver Residents! You were amazing!
This event on Firday, 03/06/2022 showed the wonderful spirit of the Ivers! We showed everyone that the Ivers CAN have good things, that we can come together and be united, and that there are many good people around that want to help.
Much of the success is thanks to the volunteers that helped make this the incredible day that it was. We had many residents that came forward, then asked to do additional tasks, and then eventually did even more!
So, what did we have?

Activities for the kids and for adults
Entertainment for the whole family
Music
We even had a princess!
Stalls
Ice cream truck!!!!
Football
Ferrets and birds of prey
Bouncy castle
Face painting
A picnic area, of course
Raffle

And much more!

Thanks again to everyone who took part!
