February 2012 Archives

A CURRY lunch at the Defence School of Languages in Beaconsfield raised more than £1,000 for a charity for soldiers.
80 people attended the event last month, including MP Dominic Grieve and Bucks dignitaries.
The Army Benevolent Fund gives financial support to serving and retired soldiers and their families.

This is a list of planning applications registered with South Bucks District Council for Beaconsfield. Many of these applications will not be heard at Planning Committee, but, rather, will be decided by Officers under the Scheme of Delegation operated by the Council.

A VILLAGER has appealed for help in identifying any more fallen soldiers missing from Seer Green war memorial.

A NEW tuck shop selling 'old world sweets' has opened in a Beaconsfield care home.
Cara Pealing and John Morris, residents at the Sunrise care home, Station Road, helped the mayor Richard Keith cut the ribbon last Tuesday.
The shop has been opened in response to residents' requests, and has been built in a redundant former smoking room.
Staff said it will be not-for-profit, and it will help residents who are less able to join their trips in to town.

TWO Beaconsfield High School students learned about the Holocaust first hand during a trip to Auschwitz.

A BEACONSFIELD marketing firm have pledged their support to the town's games.

A 10-YEAR-OLD musical prodigy is one step closer to his dream to play at the Royal Albert Hall after winning an award to help fund his music studies.

A GIANT cookie sale, sumo wrestling and gungeing teachers were just some of the events held at Beaconsfield High School to raise money for charity.

WAR memorial experts have offered to help train local cadets to restore the Beaconsfield memorial after the Advertiser put them in touch with the town council.

THE cast of Beaconsfield Operatic Society's (BOS) The Sound of Music got a surprise when members of the original West End cast turned up at a rehearsal.