Words – carry us through
Words: St Mary’s Church devised a method of keeping young adults in touch with the shielded in our community during lockdown. During lockdown, young people from Wendover Youth Centre joined…
Science – carry us through
Science: Scientists at Stoke Mandeville Hospital kept working throughout and John Colet School supported students. We’ve been “following the Science” throughout the Covid-19 Crisis so please meet three Wendover Scientists.…
Love – carry us through
Love: Wendover Health Centre continued to serve the community and set up safe ways to do this. NHS workers were universally recognised as being on the front line to CarryUsThrough…
Faith – carry us through
Faith: all three Churches in Wendover had their own systems for helping anyone in need that they knew of. Sebastian Muir, has been a member of the society of St…
Compassion – carry us through
Compassion: Wendover Dementia Support moved into the home. Oskar raised money for the NHS. 10 year old Oskar Bevan started baking brownies and he sent £60 to our local NHS…
Community – carry us through
Community: Sarah Greer Photography created a Business Directory during lockdown. Sarah Greer decided to use her professional photography skills to support local businesses. She visited scores of premises and took…
Care – carry us through
Care: Street Wardens organised the collection of essentials including food and medicines for our vulnerable neighbours. These are some of the many Street Wardens who volunteered to help their neighbours.…
Cecilia Payne
Why did Wendover Parish Council decide to fix a blue plaque to a house in Wendover? It was the birthplace on 10 May 1900 of an astonishing woman who acknowledged…
Thank you No2 Pound Street
When the July print edition of Wendover News went to press, retail businesses which were classified as “non-essential” were opening up after many weeks in lockdown due to severe regulations…
Thank you Kings Farm Shop
When the July print edition of Wendover News went to press, retail businesses which were classified as “non-essential” were opening up after many weeks in lockdown due to severe regulations…