Do you recognise these West Wycombe scenes from the 1900s? This week for Then and Now, we are looking back at the village of West Wycombe from the late 1800s and early 1900s. This first photo shows the famous pedestal at the junction of the A40 and the A4010 to Princes Risborough, with West Wycombe Hill in the background. It was taken circa 1895.
THEN: This second photo, from circa 1905, shows the brick and flint features known as the ‘Pepper Pots’, on each side of the bridge in Chapel Lane. The features are still there, but the road has changed immensely over the years.
The new headteacher is eager to get started at his new school to build on its success. Ed Tang said: “I can’t wait to start as Headteacher at West Wycombe School. “I am passionate about giving all children the best possible educational experience - after all, they do not get a second chance at primary school. “The children at West Wycombe can look forward to a rich and exciting school life, full of opportunities for innovation and new challenges. “I am excited to continue the journey West Wycombe has been on, and to build on the successes and values which make the school unique.”
(Images - Stock, BFP and Google Maps) Are you feeling inspired to get active over lockdown but worried about breaking the rules? Being holed up inside can really take its toll on both your physical and mental health so getting out, even just for a quick walk, has arguably never been more important. From elevating your mood to releasing stress-reducing endorphins, the benefits of exercising daily are priceless. However it can be difficult to feel motivated to get outside especially at the moment when there are lots of rules to follow. But really it s simple. The latest Government rules state: