(Photographs courtesy of Phil Laybourne)
The Marlow to Bourne End railway line (known as ‘The Marlow Donkey’) will be the inspiration for Bucks Council’s walking and rail trail. The plan is to create a beautifully illustrated trail that is inspired by local voices and
The new Marlow Banking Hub opened on 5th June in Marlow Library, Institute Road. The Banking Hub will be open on Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm providing a counter service for day-to day transactions such as cash withdrawals, deposits, paying of
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We have entered the Bucks Best Kept Village competition! Entrants will be judged during June and July with the principal features being looked at to include the cemetery, children’s play areas, nature conservation areas and floral displays as well
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⛔️WASH HILL ROAD CLOSURE⛔️
From 00:00 to 23:59 on 20th March 2025 to 9th April 2025, Wash Hill will have a temporary traffic regulation order in place for Installation of Telecom Ducts. The road will be closed 24/7 while these works take place.
Please see attached map for alternative routes.
⛔️WASH HILL ROAD CLOSURE⛔️
From 09:30 to 14:00 on 10th March 2025, Wash Hill will have a temporary traffic regulation order in place for pothole patching.
Please see attached map for alternative routes.
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The Dough Shack have been a staple at our events, this year being no exception... if you haven't tried their pizza - you're missing out 🍕
Buckinghamshire Council, Milton Keynes City Council and Natural England, via the Bucks & MK Natural Environment Partnership (NEP), are putting together a bold new Government-mandated strategy to identify where future funding and efforts to improve nature should be directed.
The Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) will inform Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG), Environmental Land Management schemes (ELMs) and local planning, among other things.
Town & Parish councils and members of the public are a key stakeholder group for the LNRS and we will take into consideration your priorities for nature. So, please take this quick survey and have your say!
We will be at the Bourne End Community Centre in the Egham's Room, between 7.30 and 9pm on Wednesday 22nd May for our Annual Parish Meeting. Our Committee Chairs and Clerk will also be showing what we have done at PC HQ over the last civic year.
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