Friday 28 Jan 2022

Closeup of a medlar tree in the Wendover Community Orchard, January 2022. (please click here to see full image)

Emergency Service & Military

Wendover Military Veteran celebrates new Career Path at Amazon

16 September 2021

Business, Education, Emergency Service & Military

A UK Armed Forces veteran who works at Amazon’s delivery station in Hemel Hempstead is encouraging fellow ex-services personnel to apply for the wide range of recruitment opportunities currently available through the Amazon Military Programme

RAF Halton update – September 2021

30 August 2021

Emergency Service & Military, Homepage

What's been happening at RAF Halton over the summer?

RAF Halton update, August 2021

1 August 2021

Emergency Service & Military, Homepage

A selection of the news items from RAF Halton in summer 2021

Green light for new High Wycombe ambulance hub proposal

20 July 2021

Emergency Service & Military

A state-of-the-art new ambulance resource facility in High Wycombe could be on the cards thanks to a creative new partnership between Buckinghamshire Council and South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS).

Leave a message of thanks on ThankYou Day

3 July 2021

Charities, Emergency Service & Military, Fundraising and Trading, Health and Social Care, Homepage

Sunday 4th July is National Thank You Day – a day to show appreciation and thank those around you.

RAF Halton updates, July 2021

27 June 2021

Community, Emergency Service & Military, Homepage

A selection of stories from the RAF Halton Facebook page which appeared in the July Wendover News print edition

Thanks to the Parish Council

24 June 2021

Community, Cultural and the Arts, Democracy and Local Affairs, Emergency Service & Military, History, Homepage, Letters to the Editor

The Silent Soldier has returned to his post

Little Troopers at School: Wendover military children take part in charity workshop

23 June 2021

Community, Education, Emergency Service & Military, Homepage

Military children from Wendover C of E Junior School recently took part in a free virtual workshop run by the charity Little Troopers.

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