Category: Newsletters

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Chairman’s Notes – Ian Orton
Planning Report – Carolyn Cumming
The Neighbourhood Development Plan – Anthony Ralph
Water and sewage update
A Boules Court for Buckingham – Udo Dolz
A421 Road Dualling – David Child
Community Garden Project: Mary Simons
Nature: Mary Melluish

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Chairman’s notes (including the commemoration of the 300th anniversary of the Great Fire).
The Wild West Still Lives in Rural North Bucks

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View From the Chair – Ian Orton
Hart at the White Hart – 13th October 2024
Buckingham Ablaze
Buckingham Society Golden Anniversary 2024 Tree Tour at Evenley

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Buckingham’s Great Fire in 1725
Railway Walk Report
Photographs dating from 1947
Local Wildlife in May

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The Seats at the Front of the Old Town hall
Planning Report
Green and leafy Buckingham
Obituary: Pat Phillips
Tree Observations
Candlemas: The Last Day of Christmas
Planning: More Housing Growth on the Way?
Low Life in Buckingham
The Shoebox Doll’s House

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Some Notes on the Future of the A421
Congratulations to the Villiers Hotel
Some Autumn Pictures
Local history at the Old Gaol

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View from the Chair – Ian Orton
Planning – Carolyn Cumming
Bernie Marsden: A Buckingham Great – Ian Orton
Canteen Food – Ed Grimsdale
The Common Swift – Sue Hethrington
Local Wildlife Observations – Mary Melluish
The appalling cost of UK infrastructure – Ian Orton
Evenley Wood Garden
Forthcoming Events

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• View From the Chair – Ian Orton
• Members’ contributions to Buckingham recognised by Buckingham Town Council
• SECRETS, SILK AND CYANIDE – A Synopsis of the Talk by Bill Robins
• German prisoners – Ed Grimsdale
• Memories of John Cornwall – Shared in response to Ed Grimsdale’s last article which included a landgirl’s verses from the 1940’s

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Reports from :-

From the Chair – Ian Orton

Planning report
 Yellow Notices
     Osier Way
     Bourton Meadow
    Starbucks

Land Army girls in leafy Bucks

Local Bird Observations

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Reports on: –
Our town is coming back to life!
Planning – Land Between Moreton Road and Castlemilk and others
Memories of Station House
An Unsung Local Industry
Local Bird Observations

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