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Four artworks of Grahamstown done by the painter in the mid-1800s have undergone painstaking work to preserve them for future generations.

Over four centuries of Scotland’s untold LGBT history is to be revealed to the public for the first time as part of a series of guided tours to celebrate Pride month in June. 

'I feel sick': Great Missenden residents distraught as 'beautiful' trees are felled by HS2 in Leather Lane Leather Lane A "beautiful" row of trees is being felled in Great Missenden by HS2 - despite uproar and upset from residents. Nearly 40,000 people signed a petition to stop HS2 felling "majestic" trees in Leather Lane, off the A413, but the work has started this week. Vegetation clearance, including removing hedgerows and trees, is being carried out by HS2 over the next few weeks to allow for the realignment of Leather Lane, which will cross the controversial railway line on a new b...

These are the lost pubs of the Chilterns Covid and multiple lockdowns have put an end to that pint (or three) at the pub – so we’ve dug into our archives to take a look back at the lost pubs of the Chilterns. Website www.closedpubs.co.uk has been logging the closures of watering holes in Amersham, Chesham, The Chalfonts and Great Missenden, as well as surrounding villages, over the years, and we’ve included all of these in our round-up below. Take a look back at some of the district’s favourite locals, which have since disappeared. Amersham