Hazlemere Fete
The date and details for this year's Hazlemere Fete have been announced following a meeting of the organising committee. The fete will be held on Bank Holiday Monday 25th August 2025. This be held in the William Ramsey School Field next to the Community Centre on Rose Avenue, Hazlemere, HP15 7UB. See poster below for more details:
Child Bereavement announces "Make A Difference Lottery"
You could be the next winner in the Child Bereavement lottery. Play is from £1 per week with a top prize of £25,000. Sign up today and help support the charities work with children, young people, parents and families at: www.childbereavementuk.org/lottery
Players must be 18 or over, please gamble responsibly.
Bump and Beyond Sessions
Bump and beyond sessions are designed to empower woman to stay actice during pregnancy and after birth with elements of how to exercise with your baby as they grow.
There are two sessions running every wek on a Thursday until the end of July:
09:30 - 10:30am - Pre natal (Pregnant mums)
10:30 - 11:30am - Post natal exercise with baby (in arms)
To secure your place click this LINK
T & T News - Spring 2025 edition
The spring 2025 edition of T & T News has now been delivered. The on-line version is available as a page-by-page view on our "home page" or as a ready to print booklet from the "our Files" tab. We still need your News, What's On, Local Information and other content to include on this web site. The deadline for the next magazine is Thursday 20th May 2025. This will be available on-line from the end of May and also as a free subscription by E-mailing: editor@tandtnews.org.uk
Please include in the subject line: Subsrcipiton 18+ (for over 18's) or Subscription Under 18 (If under 18, please ask a parent or guardian for permission).
Public Spaces Protection Order Consultation
High Wycombe Town Centre and Desborough Road are currently undergoing a review of the Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) for 2025. The review opened on 6th January and runs until 16th February 2025. Buckinghamshire Council wants to hear your views which can be found on the web site at: www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk
A printable copy of the consultation is below:
HW Town PSPO Consultation 2025
Cold Weather Help
As the weather is currently exceptionally cold if you see anyone out sleeping on the streets locally or across Buckinghamshire please contact Streetlink at: https://www.streetlink.org.uk or call 0300 500 0914. They will then notify Outreach Workers.
For anyone under 18 sleeping rough or if you are are concerned about their health or welfare call 999.
Warm areas are available in public libraries and at the Buckinghamshire Council office on Queen Victoria Road, High Wycombe or at Walton Street in Aylesbury. Contact numbers for the hosting teams are 01296 585168 or Out of hours 0800 999 7677. (10-01-25)
Easy way to volunteer in Buckinghamshire
Volunteering is a great way to give back to your community, meet people or improve your confidence or wellbeing. You could also learn a new skill or gain experience to boost your CV.
If you are looking for a volunteering role in Buckinghamshire, have a look at the Volunteer Bucks platform where you can browse and apply for roles from across the county according to your interests, location and availability.
It is free and easy to use: if you are aged 18 and over, there are three simple steps:
- Go to www.volunteerbucks.org.uk and browse opportunities from across the county
- Create an account (only 2 minutes)
- Apply directly to a role that looks right for you
If you aren’t sure what type of role you want, there is an online quiz to help you discover which types of roles best match your skills and interests.
If you are aged 13-17 years old and have found a role you are interested in, please contact the Volunteer Bucks team who can help match you to the role. Email the team on volunteerbucks@communityimpactbucks.org.uk or call 01296 846678. (20-11-24)
Cold Weather Information from Buckinghamshire Council
Buckinghamshire Council has activated its emergency 'SWEP' (Severe Weather Emergency Protocol) plan.
As the weather is exceptionally cold, if you see anyone sleeping out on the streets of Buckinghamshire, please contact StreetLink via https://www.streetlink.org.uk/ or phone 0300 500 0914, who will notify our dedicated Outreach workers.
If you see anyone you believe to be under the age of 18 and or are concerned about the health or welfare of anyone that you see sleeping rough please call 999.
A warm area will be available in Buckinghamshire Council Offices at Walton Street, Aylesbury, Queen Victoria Road, High Wycombe or any of the council’s libraries.
You can contact our housing teams during office hours on 01296 585168 or out of hours on 0800 999 7677.
(19-11-24)
Buckinghamshire Lottery
The Buckinghamshire Lottery is drawn every Saturday evening with a top prize of £25,000. Tickets cost £1 each with half the proceeds going to the nominated cause. There is also a monthly Superdraw and for November this is a Playstaion 5 bundle or £1,000 cash. To play the lottery visit: www.buckinghamshirelottery.co.uk and then click on the link to play. You can nominate your good cause including T & T News. Over 18's only, please gamble responsibily. (13-11-24)
T & T News - Winter 2024 edition
The winter 2024 edition of the community magazine issue number 70 has now been delivered. Copies are also available from this website. On the home page this is a page view while under "Our Files" there is a magazine printable version. Your contributions are still neeeded with news, events, what's on, and more for our website. Deadline for the next printed edition is Thursday 20th February 2025. E-mail your contributions to editor@tandtnews.org.uk or call/text us on 07905 888098. (03-01-25)
High Wycombe Town Twinning Association
I wonder do you know about the High Wycombe Town Twinning Assocition and that it has existed for nearly 40 years?
It was started in 1985 when visitors from Kelkheim came to High Wycombe to enquire as to whether people in High Wycombe would be interested in and would like to “twin” with them and share cultural visits, school visits and genral meeting of local residents of both towns to further understanding of each other’s towns and country?
Kelkheim is a small town near Frankfurt in Germany. Kelkheim, like High Wycombe at the time, had a flourishing funriture industry and felt that High Wycombe had many similar qualities. It was agreed that we would work to exchange visits to each other’s towns, arrange visits from schools, music groups, swimming clubs and from the Fire Service.
At the moment the High Wycombe Town Twinning Association (HWTTA) has a small Committee, as does Kelkheim, who organise exchange events between our two towns. Every other year a group of the HWTTA Members visits Kelkheim for a weekend where they are hosted and stay with the families in Kelkheim. Events and visits are arranged and many a good friendships are forged.
In September this year it is the turn of Kelkheim to visit High Wycombe and we have a number of events planned from a visit to Windsor, meals out, walks around the town and of course our Kelkheim visitors stay with High Wycombe hosts.
We are looking for new members and perhaps you would consider joining the High Wycombe Town Twinning Association and become involved, and maybe you may like to host a Kelkheim visitor? We do look forward to hearing from you. (28-05-24)
For further information, please contact the Secretary secretary@hwtta.org.uk
Website: www.hwtta.org.uk
New Events
Our events pages are regularly updated. If you have an event taking place then let us know so we can add it to the diary. This is your 'space' to let everyone know about what's happening and attract additional visitors. This website was last updated on 26th April 2025.