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A popular 300-year-old hotel and pub has reopened after it closed its doors earlier this year.

West Wycombe school pupils delivered smiles and help to the community during the Community Week.

Wycombe residents were delighted after the makers of MONOPOLY announced the town will get its own, real MONOPOLY board game with famous street names…

Starting with an easy one: 1. 2. In South Bucks, we are lucky to be surrounded by beautiful green spaces, including parks, where, along with sunbathing, people can have picnics, go for walks, meet family and friends and much more. Parks and green spaces include The Rye, Hughenden Park, Kingsmead Recreation Ground, Desborough Park, Wooburn Park, Totteridge Recreation Ground, Higginson Park, Riley Park, Gossmore Rec, Redpitch Park, Holtspur Recreation Ground and many more. 3. We certainly...

Friday 12 February 2021 Spiritualism has been at the heart of high society for decades. Sir Francis Dashwood and the Earl of Sandwich would host society’s spiritual gatherings in the ancient Hellfire Caves at West Wycombe, and both William Yeats and Charles Dickens would dart around Kensington discussing their other-worldly findings. Today, spiritualism has transcended into a valued tool for when the smart set is looking to boost energy levels, reduce anxiety and overcome an inevitable lockd...

Christopher Cape: Of Brewers and Holy Orders 24 Jan, 2021 10:40 PM 6 minutes to read Wanganui Midweek The Cape family, Peter, Barbara, Stephanie and Christopher, arrived in England on April 29, 1962 on board the MS Oranje. My father Peter, a television producer with the fledgling NZBC, trained with the BBC in London for two months. The Imperial Relations Trust had granted the trip funding, with a brief to study the history, lifestyles, arts and crafts of British society and report back. We foun...