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18/08/2024

Eligible working parents in Buckinghamshire with children aged +9 months can apply for hours of funded childcare for use in a variety of settings, including nurseries, pre-schools and childminders.

If you are an eligible working parent, you can now apply for:

• 15 hours childcare if your child is aged 9 to 36 months
• 30 hours childcare for your three or four-year-old

You will need to apply by 31 August 2024 to use your hours from 1 September 2024. To do so, visit GOV.UK to get your code for a place in September and then share it with your childcare provider. To continue receiving the Government support, you will need to reconfirm your details every three months on your GOV.UK account.

This comes alongside other government childcare support, including Tax-Free Childcare and Universal Credit Childcare. You might be able to use more than one offer together to help with your childcare costs.

Childcare is also expanding for primary-school age children. From September, parents in England will start to see an expansion in the availability of childcare in their local area before and after school, that runs from 8am until 6pm or later, also known as ‘wraparound childcare’. If you are eligible for Tax-Free Childcare or Universal Credit Childcare, you can use the support to help pay for your wraparound childcare.

Please visit our Buckinghamshire Family Information Service to see what support you might be eligible for.

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Buckinghamshire Family Information Service

14/08/2024

A whole variety of skills are needed to make a good foster carer and without knowing it, you may already have lots of skills and experience that would help you on your fostering journey.
That is the message Buckinghamshire Council’s Foster with Bucks team is sharing with local people as it launches its new ‘If You Can…’ campaign.
The new campaign aims to highlight the skills and experience that can help in the role of a foster carer and the wealth of training and support available to their foster carers

• If you can listen without judgement…
• If you can be patient and stay calm under pressure…
• If you can wipe away tears and be there when they need you…
• If you can care…
• If you can protect…
…You could be a foster carer.

Throughout the summer the Foster with Bucks team will be attending events across the county where people can stop for a chat and ask questions about fostering:

• Saturday 17 August – Wycombe Pride, High Wycombe
• Friday 23 August – Pride in the Park, Aylesbury
• Saturday 24 August – Live in the Park, Aylesbury
• Wednesday 28 August – Buckinghamshire Council’s Community Action Day, Chesham

• Thursday 29 August – Bucks County Show, Aylesbury

If you are not able to catch the team at these events and want to know more about joining Buckinghamshire Council’s foster care community, book your place on one of our free regular online Fostering Information Evenings or sign up to our newsletter.
For more information on fostering visit: https://www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/campaign/you-could-foster/

Buckinghamshire Council
HIGH WYCOMBE PRIDE 2024

13/08/2024

Have you seen One Man and his Bog running around locally recently? It’s quite a sight if you do! Local man Giles Cuthbert is off again with the bog on September 14th taking on the Thames Path Ultra and aiming to do it inside 24 hours, all the while pushing the toilet. Giles is raising money for Diabetes UK, a charity very close to his heart.

This latest challenge is for Giles’ kids who are both Type 1 diabetics.

Over the last 8-10 years Giles has raised nearly 50k for various charities, starting with cycling to Paris for Parkinsons UK, then cycling to Paris again 3 months after chemo and radiotherapy, running marathons, half marathons, swimming the Serpentine, cycling to Paris again and Ride London. In lockdown half marathons took place in the garden then when lockdown eased Giles ran marathons in fancy dress. At Christmas there was an elf run, 12 half marathons in 24 days (dressed as an elf) for the National Elf Service for all they did for us through COVID.

Everything that Giles has been through, his boys with their diabetes, his dad with Parkinsons, his own cancer battle, the NHS have been at the focal point of why he does what he does, without them he would not be here today!

If you would like to donate to Giles’ fundraising please either scan the QR code or visit https://www.justgiving.com/page/giles-cuthbert-thames-path2024

And if you see Giles out and about running with “the bog” please give him a cheer or maybe pop a £1 in the flush!

Good luck Giles, you are amazing!

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Parkinson's UK
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Giles Cuthbert

08/08/2024

On 10 and 11 August, 10am until 5pm, (this coming weekend) Chiltern Open Air Museum has a multi-period re-enactment event covering periods of war throughout Britain’s history. You can visit the living history camps and watch a variety of displays from across the nation's history. There will be combat demonstrations, firing displays and dancing!

Learn about war in medieval times by visiting the apothecary living history encampment and seeing warhorses in the arena. Watch the arming of the knight, see warhorse re-enactments with some skill at arms, and mounted combat displays.

Explore the English Civil War with Sir Marmaduke’s Rawdon’s Regimente of Foote living encampment. Talk to civilian and military re-enactors including musketeers, artillery and pikeman.

Meet Napoleonic soldiers and find out about the life of a Rifleman in Wellington's army during the Peninsular War. Visit the living history encampment and learn how the soldiers' families lived. Watch a thrilling display of military skill in their firing display.

Re-enactors from The Rifles Living History Society and the 10th Essex WWI Living History Group will show what life was like for the soldiers during the Great War and how the British home front played a vital role. There will be demonstrations of the Leach Trench Catapult. You can also step back in time in COAM’s Nissen Bow Hut, designed during World War I to meet the need for a building that was cheap and easy to build in different locations.

On the Saturday, there will be the opportunity to listen to a talk by Ben Wilberforce, author of Furze; Sweethearts and Swan Songs. The book is a retelling of Ben's great-grandfather's hand-written diary he kept during WWI. It intertwines the cruel realities of war and the contrast of a soldier's first love.

Members of the Oxford Home Guard Group will be demonstrating what life was like on the home front during the Second World War including the roles of ARP Wardens and the Women’s Voluntary Service.

Meet the Land Girls in the Dig for Victory Allotment, discover the RAF briefing room in our WWII Nissen Hut, and join the team from Doing their Bit: Life on the Home Front as they show us what it was like to be bombed out.

The American Infantry Association will be demonstrating a field Headquarters for the 35th Infantry Division stationed in England prior to D-Day. There will be a US Army Chaplain in the field with his wartime Jeep and trailer and a living history encampment from the US 82nd Airborne Division.

Jeep, Jump, Jive will be creating a party atmosphere with popular 1940s music playing from their US Army Air Force Jeep. There will be Lindy Hop social dancing and the opportunity for everyone to get involved with fun classes for all ages.

This engaging event has something for the whole family. Book tickets at www.coam.org.uk

Jeep Jump Jive

Image Credit Kevan Rosendale

06/08/2024

Some of the table manners at Woburn Safari Park might not have been the best, but the Rothschild's giraffes and Barbary macaque monkeys really enjoyed their summer ‘party’, thrown by keepers earlier this week.

Complete with veggie versions of ice creams, cocktails and sandwiches, the reactions of the Barbary macaques were priceless, as they enjoyed sitting at their mini picnic table, eating their carefully crafted picnic lunch. The summer feast was complete with potato 'ice creams', butternut squash and cabbage 'sandwiches' and tasty mashed vegetable 'cocktails', the perfect snacks for a sunny day.

The herd of Rothschild's giraffes also got in on the action, with keepers securing their 'summer buffet' to a large log for them to enjoy. They were particularly fond of their boujie butternut squash 'cocktails', garnished with a tasty sprig of mint! Visitors spotted the giraffes using their long tongues to scoop up and enjoy these tasty summer treats.

Visitors can spot the giraffe, monkeys and many more fascinating species enjoying summer-themed enrichment when they visit the Park over the coming weeks, as keepers come up with inventive ways to provide enrichment to the animals during the summer.

02/08/2024

On Tuesday 6th August (shows at 11.15am and 2pm) embark on a journey through the captivating tales of Grimm's Fairy tales, brought to life like never before through the magic of sensory theatre. Witness beloved characters and timeless stories unfold before your eyes, engaging all your senses in an unforgettable theatrical experience.
Using chants, rhythms, puppetry, repetition and song, Head2Head Theatre's actors will draw you into an enchanting fairy tale duet of The Elves and the Shoemaker & Tom Thumb, bringing to life each classic story using Makaton signing and singing.

Join in with fun sensory props in this 45 minute sensory show filled with delightful immersive moments for the whole family.

Makaton Friendly
Pre-recorded VOCAs (big Macs)
Suitable for all including Visual/Hearing/Sensory Impairments, Autism, PMLD, SLD
Great for neurotypical siblings

Taking place at Buckinghamshire New University, Drama Studio, High Wycombe Campus, Queen Alexandra Road, High Wycombe, Bucks, HP11 2JZ
Running time 45 minutes
Guideline age 2-12

Head2Head Sensory Theatre

https://h2hsensorytheatre.com/product/thumb-size-grimm-sensory-show-sussex/

01/08/2024

What would we do without Bourne End’s ? A great cafe (love the outside tables under the pergolas) beautiful plants, lots of home design ideas and, of course, “Johnny” as we call him from . Think she loves him more than she loves us 😂💕🦍

31/07/2024

Following on from our post yesterday, Kenny Lee Madgwick pulled out the stops with his excuses, even claiming he couldn't pick the rubbish back up because he had been arrested so it wasn't his fault! Unbelievable. If you have evidence showing an offence taking place and you are willing to provide a witness statement, please contact the council’s Enforcement Team at: [email protected]
To report fly-tipping anywhere in Buckinghamshire visit: www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/fix-my-street

Buckinghamshire Council has successfully prosecuted a fly-tipper who was already in prison for other offences, once again demonstrating the local authority’s zero tolerance stance on anyone who commits this crime.
Following an investigation by Buckinghamshire Council’s fly-tipping enforcement team, Kenny Lee Madgwick, 34, currently residing at HMP Stocken was prosecuted for brazenly dumping waste in two locations in Aylesbury Vale.
Madgwick admitted fly-tipping a load of waste at Westfield Road, Long Crendon, on or before 18 July 2023. He entered a guilty plea when his case was heard at High Wycombe Magistrates’ Court on 24 July 2024. He also entered a guilty plea to depositing waste illegally at Southern Road, Aylesbury, on 10 November 2023. Madgwick claimed that on the second occasion he had intended to pick the waste up again but had been prevented from doing so having been arrested for other offences.

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Scrap FlyTipping

30/07/2024

Chiltern Ridge Apple Juice are now open again to take your apples for juicing with first press anticipating from 1st August - no prior booking necessary.

The forecast is warm weather so that will enhance the ripening.
BUT please check the colour of the pips. Only a dark pip indicates the apple is ripe.

Unripe apples contain more Pectin and WILL congeal the juice!


Opening times Mon – Sat 9-6 & Sun 10-4

Remember:

The BROWNER the pip

The RIPER the apple

The BETTER the juice!

You can find their advert in our August magazine on page 9.

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29/07/2024

Buckinghamshire Council is sending a hard-hitting message to anyone tempted to litter in the county – For Bucks Sake – don’t do it!

Anyone caught deliberately littering will face a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) for £500 under a hard-hitting new policy.

Sweet wrappers, fast food containers, cigarette butts and v**e canisters are all familiar sights on our verges, open spaces and roadsides because people have chosen to dump them rather than dispose of them responsibly.

Under its hard-hitting campaign, the council will also be appealing to motorists and road users to send in dash-cam and phone footage of littering they may have captured on camera – where of course, it is safe to do so.

Dealing with discarded litter is an ongoing problem for councils up and down the country. Annually it costs Buckinghamshire tax-payers an estimated £3.5m to clean and dispose of littered waste. It’s a huge £25,000 every time the council clears litter from the A404 Marlow by-pass.

Under the new approach, the council will use civil enforcement powers to penalise the registered keeper of a vehicle linked to a littering offence rather than needing to identify the exact individual who dropped the litter. This makes it easier to secure a positive result as you don’t need to be the one who dropped the litter to have to pay the consequences.

29/07/2024

Maidenhead’s Waterside Quarter is set to come alive with the launch of its ‘Summer at the Quarter’ event on Saturday 3rd August, 1pm-5pm. The free-to-attend event promises an afternoon of fun, featuring free boat rides along the waterway, live music, a pop-up bar, ice cream van, and much more!
Live music from talented local artists will provide entertainment for those soaking up the lively atmosphere in one of the many deck chairs that will be adorning the streets of the waterside.
Offering a nostalgic treat for visitors, an ice cream van will be bringing back the classic 99 cone for just 99p.
For more information visit: www.waterside-quarter.co.uk/whats-on/summer-at-the-quarter/

Waterside Quarter - Maidenhead

22/07/2024

Do you love to perform and are aged between 9 and 16? On 14th September Wycombe Swan Theatre are hosting auditions for the Junior Ensemble to appear on stage alongside Vernon Kay and La Voix for this season’s pantomime Aladdin.

The auditions will see the youngsters learn a routine and perform as a group to an audition panel. Any child of the right age regardless of their experience can attend to try out for the show.

If you think you’ve got what it takes to bring that little bit extra to this year’s pantomime you can find out more about the auditions, including further information on age and attendance requirements at www.wycombeswan.co.uk or www.imaginetheatre.co.uk.

Aladdin is on sale now at www.wycombeswan.co.uk

20/07/2024

We love this place. So pleased the cafe has finally opened.

Join us at Widmer Farm Park this Saturday for our Official Cafe Opening and lots of fun for the kids. At intervals during the day we have animal petting and a meet and great with our unicorn character. There is face painting, a kids crafting table and a scavenger hunt on the farm park with prize. All this is included in the price of your ticket which is just £3.50 when booked in advance. If you haven't visited the Farm yet now is a great time! Starts at 10am with events on throughout the day.

16/07/2024

The Proud of Bucks Awards are back shining a light on the incredible contributions of our county’s unsung heroes – the volunteers, groups, and organisations that have made a positive difference in our communities over the past 12 months.

Buckinghamshire Council’s 16 Community Boards will choose winners from their local area, for each of the three award categories:

• Good Neighbour Award – adults 21+ who has made a difference in their local community, such as through neighbourhood schemes, supporting voluntary causes or befriending services.
• Young Champion Award – for a young person under 21 who has made a significant contribution towards their local community, for example, through volunteering, supporting a charitable cause or championing their peers.
• Outstanding Group Award – recognises and celebrates a voluntary group in the local area who has made a positive impact on their community such as delivering a service, championing a cohort of residents, or supporting and enhancing local spaces.

“Do you know someone who has gone above and beyond? Perhaps their project or dedication has impacted you directly. I’d encourage you to nominate them – we want to hear about all the inspiring efforts, enthusiasm, and innovation happening right here in Buckinghamshire!” asks Arif Hussain, Buckinghamshire Council’s Cabinet Member for Communities.

Nominations for the Proud of Bucks Awards are now open now, the deadline for nominations is midnight on Sunday 11 August. Nominations will be reviewed by a panel of judges and the winners will be announced at local Community Board events in the autumn.

Submit your nomination by using the online Proud of Bucks nomination form https://account.buckscc.gov.uk/service/Proud_of_Bucks_Awards_2024

Buckinghamshire Council

11/07/2024

The summer holidays are nearly here with six weeks free from lessons, homework and the usual school routines. Juggling finances during the summer can be particularly hard, but Buckinghamshire Council is once again providing extra support for those who need it.

Children in Reception up to Year 11 who receive benefits-related free school meals can take part in up to 16 free holiday club sessions over the six-week break. The Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme will be running in over 60 locations, offering a wide range of activities including sports, cooking, pickleball, coding and martial arts sessions. Holiday, Activities and Food Programme

There are lots of free family events taking place. WhizzFizz is teaming up with partners to offer free fun family events in Aylesbury, Chesham and High Wycombe. This includes Wycombe Celebrates, a new festival of the senses on Sunday 8 September.

The Buckinghamshire Family Information Service is a great one stop shop to find details of local things to do with your family this summer..

• Explore the local countryside on foot or bike. Find details of walks and trails for all ages and abilities on our website: https://familyinfo.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/things-to-do/family-friendly-walks
• Buckinghamshire’s Country Parks have miles of scooter and buggy-friendly paths as well as fun play areas and cafes. A variety of family-friendly events are also planned over the summer. For more information visit: https://countryparks.buckinghamshire.gov.uk
• Go on an interactive adventure with Love Exploring. Download the free app and join in the fun in parks and open spaces across the county. This summer try out the new themed activities involving Tree Fairies and Butterflies and Moths: Love Exploring
• Join the 2024 Summer Reading Challenge at your local library. This year’s challenge is called Marvellous Makers and encourages children to get creative and enjoy reading during the summer. Visit your local library for lots of FREE activities this summer: 2024 Summer Reading Challenge
• All of Buckinghamshire’s leisure centres will be running activities and fun family sessions throughout the summer. Check the details of your local centre online
• The Discover Bucks Museum and Wycombe Museum have a range of fun events and activities taking place during the holidays. Some activities have a small fee and booking is necessary. Discover Bucks Museum
• Open Weekend 2024 offers the opportunity to explore Buckinghamshire culture over one long weekend (25-28 July) with free and low cost family-friendly summer activities including: music, theatre, online events, heritage, talks, outdoor activities, and art & craft workshops. https://buckinghamshireculture.org/projects/open-weekend-whats-on

25/06/2024

Karl Bailey Personal Training is now a Fully Certified Exercise Therapist - Well done Karl 🙌🏻 Hard work pays off 💪🏼🥳 Contact Karl to find out how he can assist you with your aches, pains and general fitness! 🏃🏽‍♂️

Fully Certified Exercise Therapist 🙌 🥳

Particularly proud and excited of this one, it’s been an amazing year or so of learning and experiencing first hand how powerful this stuff really is. I have nothing but gratitude to the for everything, thank you 🙏

Let’s do this 😎

19/06/2024

Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity are seeking short-term temporary volunteers to help in their 13 shops across Buckinghamshire over the busy summer holiday period.

Su Bennett, Volunteer Engagement Manager at the Charity says “It’s a fantastic opportunity if you have long summer holidays, are in-between jobs or retired as you can make new friends, try something different and give something back to their local community. So, if you can spare a few hours a week between June and September, please get in touch to find out more.”

The Charity has shops based in Aylesbury, Beaconsfield, Buckingham, Chinnor, Haddenham, Hazlemere, Marlow, Princes Risborough, Thame, Wendover, and Winslow as well as an online retail team based at their Furniture Showroom in Aylesbury.

To find out more call the charity on 01296 429975 or email [email protected]

Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity

17/06/2024

From today drivers in the Wycombe area will be able to take advantage of an innovative new scheme being piloted in council car parks locally. The National Parking Platform (NPP) is a national pilot which aims to provide customers with greater flexibility in paying for parking.

The pilot scheme will run in all council car parks in Wycombe, Princes Risborough, Bourne End and Marlow and will allow customers to choose which supplier they purchase their parking time through. At present only one digital supplier, RingGo, is offered. The NPP will allow customers to choose from three suppliers: JustPark; PaybyPhone and RingGo. Each one has its own dedicated app, fees, and telephone number, allowing customers to choose which supplier works for them and the price they pay.

Find out more online about the National Parking Platform, including the fees that suppliers will be charging initially in the Wycombe area: www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/npp

Buckinghamshire Council

06/06/2024

Bees, chalk streams, dry gardening and wellbeing are all hot topics at this year’s Green Festival at Chiltern Open Air Museum Sunday 9th June from 10am.

This family friendly event includes theatre performances by Smoking Apples featuring a giant bee puppet. Children can take part in craft activities with Watford Recycling Group and discover what is in COAM’s ponds with Bucks Amphibian Group. Local horses will also be visiting to help welcome visitors.

Gardening will be a central theme with garden design experts on hand to talk to you about the best ways to plant your garden for various weather conditions. Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust will be talking about historical gardens and the COAM gardening team will be chatting to visitors about the work they are doing in the gardens and how they manage to grow the most superb veg!

There will be a theatre performance of The Head Gardener where brothers Warren and Jake Oldershaw have propagated a delightful theatre show that digs deep into the reasons why we could all do with a bit more horticulture in our lives. Local bee keepers will also be on-site to discuss the importance of bees and how we can help to look after them.

Duck Pond Market will be bringing along market stalls for you to purchase some local sustainably made products. There will be live music by talented local musicians throughout the event alongside live broadcasting from Chiltern Voice.

Local environmental groups will be on-hand to chat to visitors so the event will be alive with chatter around environmental issues. You can also catch Bushcraft with David Willis spoon carving and you can see COAM’s flock of Oxford Down sheep having a hair cut in the farmyard.

There will also be a focus on wellbeing with Tai Chi and Yoga taster sessions running throughout the day.

Chiltern Society
Chilterns National Landscape

06/06/2024

Well done to local lady Mari Durward-Akhurst Para Dressage Rider you are amazing! An inspiration to all 💪

03/06/2024

Sign your child up for a day full of cooking at Carrington Junior School in Flackwell Heath. Workshops for children ages 7+ and two brand new aged 5+ workshops! All workshops £40 per child per day. Email [email protected] to book. See what we’ll be making below…

Wednesday 31st July (7+)
Bread Rolls, Mini Pasties, Iced Biscuits, Lemon Drizzle Cake & Rocky Roads

Thursday 1st August (5+)
Classic Sandwich Loaves, Cheese Twists, Scones, Chocolate Brownies & Cupcakes

Wednesday 7th August (7+)
Croque Monsieur (cheese and ham toasties), Cinnamon Rolls, Chocolate Eclairs & Fruit Tarts

Thursday 8th August (7+)
Focaccia, Cheese Twists, Mini Victoria Sandwiches, Chocolate Sandwich Biscuits & Mini Key Lime Pies

Wednesday 21st August (5+)
Classic Sandwich Loaves, Party Traybake, Mini Cheesecakes, Jam Tarts & Chocolate Tarts

Thursday 22nd August (7+)
Focaccia, Cheese Parcels, Chocolate Brownies, Carrot Cupcakes & Iced Biscuits

Wednesday 28th August (7+)
Creative pasties, Mini Quiches, Chocolate Traybake, Iced Gems & Mini Pavlovas

Thursday 29th August (7+)
Pizza Swirls, Fruit Turnovers, Oreo Cheesecakes & Profiteroles

18/05/2024

Cecoelia’s are at Flackwell Heath market today 9-12noon. We’ve got our shopping list ready 🍰

16/05/2024

In a bid to encourage more people to come forward and consider fostering Buckinghamshire Council are offering a 100% refund on Council Tax plus free bus travel in the county, free leisure passes and so much more. The package has been carefully and thoughtfully put together in partnership with current foster carers in order to help make their lives easier. It is better for foster children to stay local to home and using ‘in-house’ Buckinghamshire Council foster carers is also more cost effective for the council.
National Foster Care Fortnight runs from 13 to 26 May with pop-up events around the county, as well as a special in-person information session on Thursday 23 May from 6pm to 8pm. For full details of the events and to find out more about how to foster visit www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/foster-care-fortnight

Buckinghamshire Council

If you’ve ever been interested in fostering or knows someone who is, Foster Care Fortnight is the perfect time to find out more

16/05/2024

Taking place in the beautiful GreenAcres Chiltern this sounds like an entertaining evening and it's raising money for a great cause.

Tickets via www.anitaharristickets.com

11/05/2024

Whatever the weather Odds Farm Park always has something to offer. These 3 have had the best time there today. Sun hat ✅ water ✅ suntan lotion ✅ plenty of shade ✅ fun - bucketloads ✅✅✅

11/05/2024

Look at this photo one of our readers sent us of the Northern Lights, taken on Boundary Road In Wooburn Green last night 💗

Social media has gone crazy today with Northern Lights posts but hey, we’ve never seen them before so why not?

Photo credit Alison Bowers

11/05/2024

Wow! We kept looking out of the window here in Wooburn but didn’t see anything. Did anyone else capture the northern lights over Bucks?

Thanks to The Chilterns Weather Alerts for these stunning photos and for all your amazing weather forecasts too ❤️

27/04/2024

You may have spotted Flackwell Heath’s Kaiden performing on Britain’s Got Talent last Sunday (he was stood on the righthand side wearing dungarees). I think the choir touched all our hearts! Please help support this local lad and his family if possible. Thank you

Britain's Got Talent

Im sorry that we’re back here and I’m asking for help again Kaiden has unfortunately relapsed with medu… Kathryn Edwards needs your support for Kaiden’s Fund

16/04/2024

Chiltern Open Air Museum is celebrating the Patron Saint of England this weekend with knights in shining armour (don’t we all want a knight in shining armour), mounted combat demonstrations, and battles with ferocious fire breathing beasts.

Expert medieval re-enactors will show visitors just how knights prepared to take on mythical creatures on their gallant quests in days gone by. Once clad in their heavy armour they will take to the field on horseback to hone their jousting and combat skills.

There is a dragon quest around the Museum for youngsters to help the knights seek out their pray and all the family can join.

The action takes place between 11am and 3pm on Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st April.

Enthusiastic Museum volunteers sporting period costumes will be around the buildings helping to bring history to life.

Chiltern Open Air Museum