Posted By Editor on May 11, 2012
| May 27, 2012 |
| 2:00 pm | to | 6:00 pm |
Combined admission £4
Children free
From 2:00pm until 6:00pm
Inglenooks, East Claydon
An informal garden with different areas of interest, many roses
3, Jubilee Cottages, Verney Juntion,
An extended cottage garden with imaginative use of space
The Old Vicarage, Church Way, East Claydon.
A large garden on clay. Mixed borders, scented garden,dell, Shrub roses, vegetables and a natural clay lined pond. Childrens quiz.
Home made teas served by The Claydons WI in the Village Hall.
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Posted By Editor on April 17, 2012
| April 19, 2012 |
| 8:00 pm | to | 10:00 pm |
The Parish Council received on Thursday 5th April a copy of the planning application, under the above AVDC reference, for the building of 5 new houses on the land behind New Farm House in East Claydon.
You can view the details of the plans via the AVDC web site or by clicking here
To enable the Parish Council to formulate a response we are holding a special Parish Council meeting on Thursday 19th April in the Village Hall starting at 8.00pm. You are welcome to attend the meeting and make the Parish Council aware of your feelings
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Posted By Editor on April 17, 2012
Four thousand guests, will join The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh, at the party to be held near Henley-on-Thames on the afternoon of 25 June. It is being jointly organised by the Lord-Lieutenants of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire as part of The Queen’s UK-wide Diamond Jubilee regional tour.
The organisers of a three-county summer garden party to celebrate The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee have revealed how Buckinghamshire residents can be part of this unique event through a public ballot to be drawn next month.
If you would like to enter the the ballot, please e-mail Lynne Stacey, the Parish Clerk, for an application form and copy of the rules.
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Posted By Editor on March 11, 2012
Neighbourhood Plan for East & Botolph Claydon.
One of the first tasks to be undertaken is the identification of any tree which is considered important enough to be the subject of a Tree Preservation Order (TPO). We already have a list of the trees that have TPOs, but would like to identify any others we feel should be added to the list.
We would be grateful for your help in identifying trees which you think are of ‘notable importance’ within the parish. Please contact Gerry English by phone or email (below). He will be pleased to discuss and look at any tree with you.
Tel 01296 715531
Email: gerard.english1@btinternet.com
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Posted By Editor on February 25, 2012
On Thursday, February 24, The Parish Council held the first meeting of its Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group. The members so far are:
The aims of the Committee are :
• To engage with everyone in our community during the process of producing the plan
• To create a plan that will help our parish to be the best that it can be
• To set out clearly what development is, and is not, appropriate for our community, consistent with the Borough Plan and National Policy
If you would like to be involved, please contact
Graham Wylie.
At the first meeting, we focused on getting our structure together and identifying the topics which it is important to cover. Over the coming months, we will keep residents informed of our progress either by way of website updates or village meetings. From time to time, we will consult the community to ensure that we have solid support for the plan. Once completed, it will hopefully be adopted by referendum and subsequently submitted to AVDC”
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Posted By Editor on February 3, 2012
Fed up with HGV’s thundering through the village??
Folk have been getting increasingly fed up with the numbers of HGVs going through the villages especially Botolph.
So – Emma Garside Neighbourhood inspector from Buckingham police is coming to the next Parish Council is meeting in March to discuss the issue (everyone welcome as with all PC meetings).
We want to have some facts to illustrate the extent of the problem so we will be undertaking a survey on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday (8,9,10th Feb) next week. This will involve noting the numbers and other details of the HGVs over the 3 day period. The survey will be from 6am – 6pm and helpers would do three hour shifts observing from their car which they would park at the corner of Weir Lane and Orchard Way in Botolph.
We already have several volunteers but could do with a few more.
If you would be interested in helping please contact
Martin Paul
Orchard Cottage
Botolph Claydon
Tel: 713204
e-mail martpaul@doctors.org.uk
Meanwhile you might like to see this youtube posting from Dylan Winter as an example! – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpjcB7MdV2o
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Posted By Administrator on January 26, 2012
Buckingham regularly plays host to Continental Markets which are held in the Old Cattle Pens each month.
We have regular visiting markets such as Marche de France, Italia in Piazza and France at Home.
These markets bring a wealth of goodies from the continent and the quality of products are very high.
Programme of Continental Markets so far in 2012:
March: Sunday 18th March 2012 – Italia in Piazza
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Posted By Administrator on January 26, 2012
Buckingham’s Historic Street Market has been in Buckingham for over 600 years and dates from the Charters granted by Queen Mary in 1554 and Charles II in 1664. This gives the Buckingham Markets a unique heritage.
The Street Market stands on Market Hill in Buckingham Town centre and is set against the delightful backdrop of the Buckingham Old Gaol, the Museum and Tourist Information Centre. The market boasts a variety of stalls on both days.
Pitch prices: Regular £1.00 per foot, Casual £1.50 per foot.
Give us a call on 01280 816426
Stalls include:
Tuesdays
Our stalwart stallholder Nigel Price household goods and sundries
Other stalls include: flowers & plants, fruit & veg, watches, bakery goods, fish, cakes & sweets and much more!
Saturdays
Nigel Price with household goods and sundries
Other stalls include: fruit & veg, bakery goods, olives, gents clothing, tools, DVDs and games, flowers and plants and much more.
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Posted By Administrator on January 26, 2012
The Old Cattle Pens, High Street, Buckingham, MK18 1NU
Buckingham has long harboured a gem. The Buckingham Flea Market has graced the Old Cattle Pens in Buckingham for more years than anyone present can remember.
The bargains to be found on this market are too numerous to mention, with antiques and collectibles on every inch of the area.
Pitch price – £7.00 per 8ft table
Run by Buckingham Town Council, and supervised by Carol, the Flea Market boasts a variety of traders that cannot be equalled as far as Birmingham – even the Buckingham Town Crier has a stall.
We ask that, due to the nature of the market, no new goods or clothes are offered for sale.
For more information or to book a table please ring 01280 816426
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Posted By Editor on January 11, 2012
| January 18, 2012 |
| 5:00 pm | to | 7:00 pm |
The next stage in developing the Vale of Aylesbury Plan requires that AVDC consult widely on the subject of new house building and the generation of jobs in the area.
We have been invited to meet AVDC on Wednesday 18th January in the Winslow Centre where representatives from the planning department will be on hand to explain to us what they are trying to achieve and to hear our views. AVDC have set this up as an open, drop in session.
The Parish Council will be going along at 5.00pm and we would welcome the involvement of any local residents who are interested in hearing more. Please let Graham Wylie, Chairman of the PC, know if you can join us – click here to e-mail Graham
For more details of you can go to http://www.aylesburyvaledc.gov.uk/planning-building/planning-policy/what-is-the-vale-of-aylesbury-plan-/consultation-vale-aylesbury-plan-december-2011/
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