Local Face: Ted Oates
Ted Oates was Local Face in January 2020
Dunkirk and Ted Oates
As many as possible of the remaining World War 2 Dunkirk veterans were interviewed for stories by Josh Levine who was researching for his book Dunkirk (2011). Ted Oates of…
Aylesbury Library celebrates 100 years of women in the law
L-R, Buckinghamshire County Council Chairman, Cllr Brian Roberts, I.Stephanie Boyce, Mr Francis Sheridan Aylesbury Library has proudly received a copy of a new book marking 100 years since the Sex Disqualification…
Leighton Buzzard Railway Celebrates Centenary
More than 130 members attended a celebration at Leighton Buzzard Railway on Sunday 17th November to commemorate 100 years since the line first opened.
Council honours fallen soldiers on 75th anniversary of their deaths
Last weekend, County Council Chairman Brian Roberts paid special tribute to the crew of a WWII American warplane who sacrificed their lives in a deliberate move to avoid crashing into a residential area of High Wycombe and potentially killing hundreds of civilians on the ground.
Wendover Remembrance Ceremony, 10 November 2019
Videos of the Remembrance Ceremony in Wendover, 10 November 2019
Forestry Commission and RAF Halton Centenary
To commemorate the 100th Anniversary year of the Forestry Commission and RAF Halton, Station personnel and Forestry staff have planted an avenue of 100 lime trees at Wendover Woods to replace those knocked down during the storms of 1987
Celebratory avenue planted in Wendover Woods to mark 100 years of the Forestry Commission and the RAF Halton Centenary
Commemorative trees have been planted in Wendover Woods to celebrate 100 years of forestry and to mark the centenary of our neighbours and stakeholders, RAF Halton.
Leighton Buzzard Railway Celebrates Successful Centenary Gala
The Leighton Buzzard Railway is delighted to announce its centenary gala on Saturday and Sunday 5th and 6th October was one of its most successful to date.
Extension Update from Leighton Buzzard Railway
After a period of uncertainty, mainly due to struggling to obtain an earthworks contractor. Leighton Buzzard Railway’s extension works are now taking place.