April 2021
No.406
Spring is in the air!!
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“I’ve been trying to live my life so that in the hour of my death I would rather feel joy, than fear.” These are the last words of the hero of mine, WW2 Polish Army Officer Witold Pilecki who volunteered to get inside Auschwitz Camp to gather intelligence about the first German “death factory”. In order to achieve that, he allowed Germans to capture him during one of the mass streets round-ups. Germans regularly used that method to terrorize Poles and sent all victims to the camps. After sending the reports about the German atrocities at the camp to the Allies and realising that it felt on the deaf ears (no one at the time could quite believe that such things are even possible) he escaped and later took part in Warsaw Uprising. Finally, after the war he came back to Poland from safewestern Europe to organise the resistance about the communist government. He was then captured by the secret police tortured and murdered, his grave never found. It seems like a very fitting time to mention Witold Pilecki while we celebrate the history of the brave men and women who gave so much serving at the local airfield during WW2. Many of them nameless heroes with their stories never told. It is also important to celebrate them even more these days when young generation is fed by the media with 24/7 live broadcast of so called “celebrities” lifestyle. In the best-case scenario young Ben and Angela will learn that the real hero wears a cape and the mask and of course poses superpowers. Sadly, brave soldiers dying for their country in Afghanistan or Iraq, exhausted nurses and doctors in the hospital, police officers killed on duty and other every day heroes will not end up with a Hollywood blockbuster. Today’s world might not change because of this short editorial, but I know very well what story I will tell my little nephew first when he comes and ask if we can watch the latest Avengers movie.
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With the great news that the vaccination programme is working and rolling out ever faster, it won’t be long before all the over 50’s have been jabbed and the lockdown can gradually be eased even further. We will soon be able to socialise in bigger groups again in gardens and meet up in the pub for a drink. Great news! News also of some dates for the diary! Finally we can start to make plans!
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To all our recent Octogenarians!
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Quite a few of you now!!! 80 obviously the new 60!
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Cublington Support Group LOCKDOWN IS GRADUALLY EASING:
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rday 1st – No Joke! Breakfasts Easter Egg hunt in the garden 2pm (time tbc) 9.30am – 11.00am Easter Monday 17th – The Unicorn Quiz ay 2nd Lunch – booking advised from 8.30pm day 3rd – The Unicorn Quiz from 8.30pm Thursday 20th – Steak Night dates for your diary --Finally! – 2 steaks and a bottle of house wine for £40 sday 6th – Steak Night teaks and a bottle Saturday 22nd Breakfasts from 9.30am – 11.00a Aprilof house wine for £40 - Easter Sunday y 7th – Live5th Music Sunday 23rd Lunch – booking advised 26thfrom - WARA 50th Anniversary Celebrations Mouth on a Stick 8.30pm Monday 24th – The Unicorn Quiz from 8.30pm in the Unicorn car park rday 8th Breakfasts from 9.30am – 11.00am Thursday 27th Steak Night All being well - unlocked and open ay 9th Lunch – booking advised – 2 steaks and a bottle of house wine for £40 August day 10th – The Unicorn Quiz from 8.30pm Plus Live Music with Alison Carter Nesbitt singing J Village Fete/Celebration event 1st August, at Orchard Ground sday 13th – Sunday Steak Night Saturday 29th Breakfasts from 9.30am – 11.00a teaks and a bottle of house wine for £40 Sunday 30th Lunch – booking advised September rday 15th Breakfasts from 9.30am – 11.00am All events subject to change Horticultural Show (hooray) 8.30am Saturday 4th, at Biggs Pavilion
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The Crier and the Wing Aircrew Memorial Fund
The Cublington Crier has donated £200 on the village’s behalf to the Wing RAF Aircrew Memorial Fund which was being crowd funded recently. It is hoped (lockdown permitting) that a permanent memorial to all the aircrew lost over the years will be unveiled on the airfield towards the end of May. More details as we get them.
A number of articles regarding the Wing Airfield history will continue to appear in the next few editions of the Cublington Crier. Our thanks to Nick Ellins of the Memorial Fund for providing these,
and to Graham Banfield for further research about the airfield. Any questions please ask me and I’ll try and point you in the right direction to the right peson. Ed
Sadly there is no Who Am I? this month as we have no one left. NEW contributors needed.
If you have been asked to complete one and haven’t yet responded, PLEASE do so now. You certainly now have had the time to think about your answers! Just email me your responses and I’ll do the rest. Simple.
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Disgraceful & thoughtless! The turn out and support for the Cublington Village Clean up on Saturday morning was yet another demonstration of how wonderful the people of Cublington are. 30 bags of rubbish, tyres, a sewing machine, the list goes on! An outstanding effort by all, and for a short while the approaches to the village were pristine. However, come Sunday morning there were larger cans on the Aston Abbott's road. A slap in the face for those who had worked so hard the day before. A thoughtless act by a passing motorist. Come Tuesday morning the Wing Road had become the site of a wanton act of vandalism. Blatant, calculated fly tipping. The whole of the contents of someone's front room, TV included, strewn along the verge just past the entrance to Lockhart's Farm. With this level of pollution our local Council should take responsibility for an urgent clear up. If it is left it advertises to other vandals that they can treat our countryside as a free disposal site. With local elections on the horizon could we all please lobby our representatives to act on our behalf and ensure that there is a prompt response by the Council to address such incidents. Andy Brown
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The Vales on farming in the Vale #6 March/April The weather held at the beginning of March and we managed to apply the first nitrogen plus sulphur application to the Winter Wheat and Barley. As I write this on the 19th March I have just been applying the second application to the Winter Oilseed Rape. The Oilseed Rape not in Cublington Parish is growing well. The Oilseed rape in Cublington Parish is still hanging on. The seed representative spoke to the plant breeder who thinks the plants will survive the Cabbage Stem Beetle larvae damage. After walking it all yesterday and discussing it with the agronomist I put on a half rate application of nitrogen plus sulphur to 3⁄4 of the fields. The remaining 1⁄4 we will replant with Spring Oats. I was hoping we would start drilling Spring Oats tomorrow but overnight rain has delayed that so hopefully we will start in the next few days and be finished by the time you read this. We have several seed planting drills we have accumulated over the years on our farm. The seed planting drill I use in the wet conditions we have experienced the last two autumns has a metering system which is powered by mechanical drive of one of the flotation wheels. This has several drawbacks as the mud sticks to the tyre it alters the diameter of the wheel and affects the rate. It is also prone to the tyre stopping as the mud sticks between the tyre and the scraper fitted to remove the mud. When it stops it is not applying any seed. I am as time allows converting the drive to an electric motor. As part of this I needed an adaptor turning to mount the encoder (sensor for measuring revolutions). I would like to say a big thank you to Graham Dunn for making me the adaptor on his lathe. I helped out on the livestock farm I have mentioned before last week to carry out their Bovine Tuberculosis Test. The parish of Cublington is in an annual test zone for Bovine Tuberculosis Testing. The frequency of testing varies across the country determined by the risk level of there being Bovine Tuberculosis present. Before we carried out the test the farmer, and ourselves as well, had a letter to inform us that radial testing needs to be carried out. This means that somewhere within 3km of our farm a case of Bovine Tuberculosis had been found and that a whole herd test would be required immanently with a follow-up test 6 months later. The test carried out is called The Single Intradermal Comparative Cervical Tuberculin (SICCT) test commonly referred to as the skin test. It is carried out by injecting the animal in the neck and then observing the injected area 4 days later to see if the animal has reacted to the test and a lump has formed. Unfortunately we had a reactor which means the animal is very likely to have bovine tuberculosis. It has to be isolated and then killed. The whole herd will be tested again in 60 days. The farm cannot sell any animals except to slaughter with a licence until it passes two whole herd tests in a row.
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We have had confirmation that the precast concrete panels for the new grain silo have been poured and hopefully they will be delivered next week. Dad has been very busy levelling the stone and applying a chalk blind ready for concreting the floor. We need to cut the side sheeting on the pre-existing building side to allow us to fit the panels and once this is done we will fit the bottom panels and pour the concrete floor. The remaining panels we will fit after the concrete has hardened.
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If you would prefer to buy a ticket online for the next round of ten draws then please contact me direct at bobpaine2002@hotmail.com or call me on 01296 680483 and we will organise it. Your continued support is very much appreciated. Bob. Thank you everyone who has supported us through this difficult time.
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Orchard Ground & North Field Latest news...
•T he planning application for North Field The planning application for a change of use for North Field was submitted back in June 2020 in the name of the parish council. As I write this article for The Crier, there has been no decision from Buckinghamshire Planning Dept. The current use is for arable farmland. For North Field to be used for community woodland, a community orchard, and meadow areas; soft footpaths to be added along with picnic and play areas including an outdoor gym, then a change of use is required for amenity use. The restructuring of Buckinghamshire Council along with issues around covid and planning officers leaving the employ of the Council have not helped matters. Pippa Cheetham, Planning Consultant who lives in the village has been chasing for a decision and matters have recently been escalated to the Buckinghamshire Council, Director of Planning. We are very grateful for the work and effort that Pippa has undertaken for this planning application and the necessary preparatory work, which has been without charge for her time. As a consequence of the delay in planning, the community orchard will not now be planted out until October/ November. It is still possible to plant trees at other times, but carrying buckets of water for the forty fruit trees is not really practical although a number of people have kindly offered their help to plant trees and then care for the community orchard. Thankfully, the grant of £2,500 from the Heart of Bucks Community Foundation - Green Communities Fund is available to Orchard Ground until the end of November 2021. This was a matched funded grant and the generosity of village residents raised £1,400 towards the community orchard and community woodland. Cublington Parish Council have started the work for a lease for Orchard Ground and North Field to be given to Orchard Ground Association, this will be for a period of 99 years at a peppercorn rent. Work has also been undertaken to explore charitable status to be known as Cublington Orchard Ground Association. This will help to secure these two parcels of land for the benefit of the local community and hopefully open up grant funding from the national lottery and charitable foundations. Hopefully there will be a positive planning decision soon. If you would like to be added to the list of people who wish to become involved in the North Field initiative or the proposed charity, please contact Martyn Waters: M 07973754356, martyn.waters@icloud.com As this lockdown ends and the nights draw out, it would be good to have walk around North Field to remind ourselves about the plans for this community initiative. Further details in the next edition of the Crier. •1 00 Club 2021/22: a new round of draws start in May. OG sellers will again be asking you to support the village amenity that is Orchard Ground. Please buy a ticket(s) at just £12 for 10 draws. If you would prefer to buy a ticket virtually, please contact Bob via email. bobpaine2002@hotmail.com or call on 01296 680483. Last year over £1400 was distributed in prize money. Remember a thriving local amenity such as this helps keep your house price up! •M ore Covid support monies received We received an email from Buckinghamshire Council informing us that OGA was entitled to another grant payment of £2,096 for the period 16th Feb to 31st March 2021, there was no need to make another application to Buckinghamshire Council as they already have our details. This additional grant has been received into the OGA bank account.
•Y our OG Committee currently is: Colin Antosiewicz, Chairman; Liz Smith, Treasurer; Vanessa Verity, Secretary; Jason Taylor, Maintenance; Bob Paine, Bookings & Allotments; Michael Reilly, Cricket & Parish Council; Gary Brazier, Tennis & General; Martyn Waters, North Field; Miranda Gregory, Events; Lucy Peck, General. All are volunteers. New committee members always wanted. Please volunteer to help on this committee if you can spare the odd hour or two every month. Minutes of AGM available on Cublington.com • The next committee meeting is Tuesday May 5th @7.30pm via Zoom
AFFILIATED CLUB
Tennis is the perfect sport for all fitness, health & wellbeing. Courts open once again!
New members always very welcome. Sadly as with other sports we are still currently subject to National Lockdown, but we are preparing for a new season in the Spring.
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Jean Barnett 01296 392471 To be contacted if you have any concerns about safeguarding. MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY
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Village Litter Pick... thank you all!!
A small army of volunteer villagers ventured out on Saturday 20th March on the annual litter pick and tidy up. Several people could not be there on the morning and so had picked earlier in the week. We of course, had thought the roads had been so much quieter during lockdown - but it appears not! Isn't it amazing how inconsiderate people are. In all we picked up in excess of 30 bags of rubbish! Items collected included, several tyres, a settee, empty petrol cans, a sewing machine, soiled nappies, about 15 cricket balls in the hedge (just lost - not dumped), two catheter bags and a colostomy bag! Can you believe it!, as I write this someone has reported a new fly tipping down the Wing Road, piles of rubbish/furniture dumped and so it goes on. Please keep your eyes peeled and anything seen please take a number/ photo if you can and report it! Maggie and Chris Brandon, Roger Hitchcock, Dennis Allen, Martyn Waters, Penny Allen, A very (l-r) Bob Paine, Liz Smith, Jenny and Andrew Brown, The Keane family, Ev and Gerry Griffiths, Di big (postie)Edgeley and daughter Elizabeth (who don't even live in the village!), Helen White, k n Morgan, Alison Head, Doug Merriman, Erin Taylor, Jane & Michael Alexander, Di a Th ... Simon Grace, Michael Reilly, Tim, Sue & James Taylor, Ryan Bullock, Lucy and Andy Peck, and Gary o t u o for organising. y For vounteering but not required this time: Mike & Sandie Joy, Chris & Kevin Shultz, Gillian Antosiewicz & Gill
On hearing news of our efforts on reader wrote in... Thank you Gary, wow what an example of extremes, the wonderful spirit and teamwork of the litter packers against the lazy thoughtless and selfish individuals who seem to be on the increase, the tip charges and selectivity don’t help either. Well done everyone. The Joys What a great turn out and it is amazing what rubbish you find….. Also a big thank you to the youngsters, Michael for his endless trailer runs and my wife Sue (with her hawthorn battle scars on her hands) for helping clear the Stewkley Road ditch. Tim Taylor Many thanks for all of your team’s hard work. It looks great. What a great village we live in with all the people that really do care about it. Bob
When the floodlights are off, villagers may notice a glow from within the church...no, not on fire, but we are leaving the tower light on, it makes the building look alive and loved. Sponsored by the Alexanders
A SMALL DONATION OF £12 - COVERS A WHOLE WEEKS LIGHTING!
If you would like to, please contact Sally direct on 681570 or sally.missen@btinternet.com or to The Crier with a dedication. Gift Aid envelopes are available from the Church and pub (when open) porches and this will enable us to recover 23p for every pound donated.
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Church Services April
When in church, please hand sanitize when coming in, and sign the attendance book (just in case!) The pews with kneelers on the seats should NOT be used (for social distancing) Please wear a face covering. Outside church, a chance to chat and take the masks off ! (as long as no mingling and groups under six- Ed)
Church services.
We are able to restart services in (or outside) St Nicholas at Easter. To start with, the Covid-19 restrictions are still in place within the church, masks, lists, no singing indoors and keeping our distance in the seating arrangements, along with No tea or coffee or hugs. As soon as things change, we shall let you know. Outside, the general Govt rules still apply. Easter Sunrise Service, at 6.15am. There may be some Help-yourself coffee and tea and hand sanitizer....bring your own mug. No breakfast this year. If anyone wants to join us from other villages, you will be welcome! Easter Day Layled service at 9am in the Churchyard
From the Reverend
“We know the price of everything and the value of nothing”. I was reminded of that phrase by an advert in a recent edition of Classic Car Weekly for a 1978 Daimler Sovereign. The car is immaculate, but then it should be because in forty three years, the Daimler has covered only 400 miles. The seller is asking £42,000. The car raises a very interesting question about the relationship between value, price and worth. The value of a late seventies Daimler in excellent condition is significant, but the price of this one is significantly higher than usual because of its mileage. But the worth? Such a low mileage means that to use the car would mean major recommissioning, but then would you want to use it and increase the mileage? But if the car remains unused, what’s the point of having it? Some (many?) would say that the car is not worth having. The relationship between value, price and worth is something we live with daily and we apply it to everything we do, sometimes even towards other people. And our selective valuing can be conscious or not. Day by day for us all therefore, thinking about how we view others and how we judge accordingly is an important exercise. The Gospel of Christ meets head on the question of value, price and worth. All are valuable as created beings in the sight of God; all are worth the effort of relationship with Christ and Christ paid the ultimate price to demonstrate this. Throughout the Easter story, Christ neither remonstrates with nor avoids the accusations or ridicule from others; he simply allows their (our?) values to play out and thus be seen for what they are. At Easter we are confronted by Christ’s valuing of us all; for Christ rose again and every Primary school child I have ever asked knows Jesus did not rise again to “zap” those who nailed him up. Jesus’ absolute valuing of us all is amply shown by the invitation to follow him in his risen life because we are worth it. Easter chocolate is yummy and Easter bunnies are cute, but neither help with the question “how much am I worth?”. The Gospel of Christ replies You are worth everything. With every blessing, Rev’d Howard Robson.
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If you would like help, please call Mike Joy on 07711290169 or
Beef Olive: Offering home deliveries Butcher & Artisan Deli 27 Parton AylesburytoHP20 email m.g.joy@btinternet.com or Road, ask someone drop1NG off this Tel: 01296 482 035 email: thebutcher@beefolive.com
completed form to the pub (The Unicorn) and we will collect it.
Alan the Milkman: 07791885612 Price list available including Fresh Cream, Fruit juice, Water, Yoghurt, Eggs,
Myalternatives, name is Kitchen Rolls, Toilet paper, Foil, Refuse sacks, Bird Food, Grow Bacon, Cheese, Potatoes,Tea bags, Milk bags and Compost! Delivers to Cublington I live atTuesday Thursday and Saturday
Wingrave Shop: 01296 682964 Post office, newspapers and shop Whitchurch Petrol Station: 01296 641888 Post office and shop Wing Village shop: (Londis) 01296 688239 Home phone Mobile number Wing Fish & Chips & Chinese: 01296 688152 Wiltshire Farm Foods: 0800 077 3100 www.wiltshirefarmfoods.com My371367 email is Waterdene Frozen Foods: 01525 www.waterdenefoodservice.co.uk now deliver to the general public If you are not going out of the house, we can help with: Queens Head Wing: take away service Royal Oak Aston Abbotts: 07809 395453 take away service Littlecote Farm Shop: 01525 240206 Picking eggs, flour, milk, bread, cheese, cakes, jams, canned up shopping Posting mail goods, batteries etc Old Stables Farm: 07836 310881 - Sausages and pork joints call Tim A friendly call Urgent supply Mead Farm Shop, Marsworth - 01442 828478 www.parsleybox.com A company that specialises in providing nutritious and easy to cook meals, portion size is willshelf callfor you helpMany British classics. Free next day delivery. ideal for the older generations. KeepsWe on the up and to sixcan months. Coronavirus is contagious. Please avoid physical contact (2 m distance). Wash your hands regularly. Items collected for you will be left on your doorstep. By contacting us you are happy for us to keep your details on file for the purpose set out above (GDPR) we would like to share news from the village please tick this box if you are happy to receive this
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Friends and families will be very welcome. Volunteers will be required. Much more information next month. Traditional stalls/Teas/Beer Tent/ Beat the Beep/High Striker
Fete/Celebration event
Sunday 1st August 12.30pm at Orchard Ground
SPOTTED!
PLEASE keep your eyes peeled ... If you spot
anything, and we really do mean anything of interest (silly or serious or even just slightly interesting) in the village - please let us know.
Spotted - A new floating Duck House!! Looking very grand and hoping for new occupants in the near future.
Well done Kerry and Dominic. A big thank you to Carolyn and Gerry for donating the materials and Kerry for putting it all together.
Spotted -or heard
The different sounds made as the binmen empty the recycling bins into the refuse lorry, depending on which house’s bin is being emptied, around Reads Lane!!
Spotted -or not heard
I am informed by Ecom workers that the two noisy concrete crushers at the waste transfer site were removed a couple of days ago on two huge lorries. Victory for the protests and peace and quiet at last!
Spotted -and or not heard
The three generators used to power the village for two or so weeks finally removed! Peace and quiet at last!
Spotted - also a huge thank you to
Dominic Posenansky for clearing the High Street footpath... several readers wrote in. Your work is noticed.
Spotted - work started on clearing the site next to Bell Cottage. A new house on the High Street!
Spotted - work also started on clearing the site at Ridings Cottage. No planning application has been approved so we think it’s just to see the site more clearly.
Spotted - So - how many kind electrical
workmen does it take to change a lightbulb? Two apparently! The kind electricity workers offered to help with their giant ladder.
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How prophetic was Gary in his address to the litterpickers that sadly by tomorrow there will be more litter on the verges! Cleared a few days later thank goodness.
Spotted - Two new saplings planted at the crossroads to replace the ailing cherries - in memory of Daphne Roger
Spotted - How many of you have lockdown hair?!
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I have kept as close as possible to last year’s dates. This is a provisional list and can be altered. If you would like to be removed from the rota or can help with the vacant slot, please let me know. We have several volunteers doing two slots - can you help by doing one? As the growing season extends - we need a couple more slots to fill at the end of the year. Can you please help?
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Thank you all so very much for helping with last year’s mowing. Many thanks, Roy Shons 01296 682787 royshons@btinternet.com
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Roy Shons Colin Justice Kevin Shults Mike & Sandie Joy
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Michele Packer & Family Dennis & Jack Allen Abbie & Lee Stopher Barry Sim Gill & Gary Brazier
07th June 14th June 21st June 28th June
Tom & Harry Gadsby Sophie & John Law Maggie & Chris Brandon Sarah & Jason Keane
05th July 12th July 19th July 26th July
Tim Taylor Martin Gibby Jason & Vanessa Taylor Susan & Mike Bush
02nd August 09th August 16th August 23rd August 30th August
David Bradbury Mike Alexander Caroline & Mike Lightfoot Mike & Sandie Joy Eveline & Gerry Griffiths
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Could you please help this year? Call Roy to book your slot! Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity Open Gardens
How does your garden grow? Would you like to be part of a fantastic & floral new fundraising initiative for Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity? Being confined to our homes for much of the last year, we know that lots of you have turned to your gardens as a lockdown project or haven of peace and safety away from Covid-19. With restrictions relaxing would you be willing to share and show off your hard work and help raise funds for the Hospice in our season of Open Gardens? We are looking for individuals, streets and communities to open their gardens for a day or two between May and August this summer. So whether your garden is small or large, urban or rural, traditional or modern, please get in touch to find out more at fundraising@fnhospice.org.uk or call Claire on 01296 429975. We will support you to ensure that all Open Gardens are Covid-19 secure and comply with any government restrictions in place at the time.
Many thanks Bonnie Doe, Marketing & Communications Manager Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity Tel no: 01296 429975
The story telling tree Many communities have story telling trees where wise words are passed on to younger generations, where thoughts of the wise women and men of the village are sought before decisions were made, and where stories about the myths, legends and past glories are recounted and celebrated. Does Cublington have such a tree? In North Field down by the boggy area, now that the frosts have cleared the underlying vegetation, there stands a magnificent tree. Go and find it and stand a while and look, walk around it and look at its many twists and bends. The Woodland Trust website tells me that this tree might be 300 years old and historically its bark was used for medicinal purposes when boiled in water to relieve diarrhea, to relieve joint inflammation and the liquid used as a gargle for a sore throat. (The Crier does not recommend this.) The bark contains the compound salicin that was used as a forerunner to aspirin. From the pictures, is this mystical tree in North Field girded by a snake coiled around its twisted trunk? Has its bark taken on the texture of the leathery skin of the dinosaurs? Is this ancient tree part lizard, as it stands with its roots in the wet boggy soil reaching up to the sky? What birds, mammals and insects live in the many holes in the trunk and the branches, and in the cracks and cavities in the bark? Is it a woodpecker or a nuthatch, a small owl maybe, or a squirrel? What stories could this tree tell from its many passing seasons and years that it has stood here? What secrets does it know? I understand that this tree is a Goat Willow. These trees were often grown as fodder for winter feed when the supplies of grass hay were running low. Its wood is soft and yellow; the twigs are brittle and not suitable for weaving or for making the wattle frames that were used by past generations for house building. Willow trees are dioecious having both male and female flowers which appear as catkins before the leaves. I hope you will take a while to go to North Field and stand and look at this story telling tree. Martyn Waters
March 2021
“We will remember them” The Cublington Crier has donated £200 on the village’s behalf to the Wing RAF Aircrew Memorial Fund
Wing Airfield Memorial Operation Exodus
One of the events that will be remembered through the creation of the Wing airfield memorial is Operation Exodus in April and May 1945. This was the code name given to a massive allied repatriation exercise near to the end of the Second World War. Around 354,000 allied men lay stranded in Europe, having been liberated from prisoner of war camps by the advancing British, Russian and American armies. Whilst the images and newsreels from the day showed smiling faces and spoke of their pluck, the reality was that many were sick, traumatised, starving, wounded, without clothes and infected with lice. RAF Wing was selected to become a major repatriation centre, with medical facilities all over the South of England made ready to take those with most severe physical and mental health conditions. The airfield personnel received eight hundred and nineteen war weary men on the very first day its work. Shortly after that, specially modified Lancaster bombers delivered 20 to 25 men at a time, and at the peak, 1750 ex prisoners of war arrived in a single day. The logistical and human effort was huge. On 15th May, the skies over Cublington, Soulbury, Wing, and Stewkley were filled with noise as well over five hundred Rolls Royce Merlin engines powered one hundred and thirty two Lancaster bombers to touch down. One witness from the day, said they were “coming in so fast, the runways were full.... landing before the one in front had got to the end of the runway.” One of the returning ex prisoners was Aircraftsman (First Class) Roy Clarke. He left England in February 1940
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to rejoin his squadron in France, after being awarded some home leave. He was shot down almost immediately and became a prisoner of war as the rest of the allied expeditionary force were pushed to the edge of defeat at Dunkirk. When he was finally liberated in 1945, he flew back to the green fields of our airfield of RAF Wing and walked in to the makeshift reception centre in the hanger. His notes recall, “We cadged lifts in returning supply trucks, spent a day or two at Nienburg and then on to the Rheine, the airfield a scene of utter destruction following allied air raids. But craters had been filled in and RAF Dakota aircraft were busy flying in and out. Prisoners (of war) were now arriving in large numbers and waiting to be taken home. I just missed the last aircraft leaving that day for England and was standing around looking at wrecked German aircraft in the shattered hangers.....when a Canadian pilot came over and asked me how long I had been a prisoner. On learning five years, he said “Heck, I guess you’d like to get back then”. If you don’t mind riding on crates I’m just leaving for Wing, one of the POW reception centres”. I wondered how I would feel about flying again; it was three weeks short of five years since I was last in an aircraft and from that occasion I still had the feel of cordite, spilling oil and glycol, smoke and fire in my nostrils. “We lifted into the air and the intervening years disappeared. The drill came back, wheels up, flaps up, change from fine pitch. I envisaged the wireless operator sending his messages and wondered whether the
procedures had changed very much. I lay back on my crate and looked at the roof and wondered whether the last five years had happened. My dirty Khaki battledress was enough to remind me it had. I looked down on the fields of England and soon we were landing at Wing. I called to the pilot “Thanks for the ride”. He laughed “Well don’t stay away so long next time”. I jumped from the aircraft. I was on English soil again. It was the 23rd of April 1945, just five years and two months, a fifth of my life, since I left England...I would be home for Christmas this year, the first for seven years.” For others, their return was also joyful but the method of arrival more dramatic.
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On 10th May 1945 when the mass repatriation was of in full swing, the women and men at RAF Wing were working day and night shifts to give those arriving the best possible reception and get the worst of the physically and mentally It’svulnerable Fish Friday every Friday fish setofmenu out to care centres across–the South England.
The majority were British, but there were thousands of American, Canadian, South African, Indian, Australian and New Zealand men along with Algerians, Maltese, Palestinians, free French and many more.
Easter Sunday 16th Lunch – booking adv RAF Lancaster in to Wing airfield Saturday 1st bomber – No PB730 Joke!headed Breakfasts Easter Egg hunt in the garden 2pm (time t from Brussels-Mesbroek, with an aircraft that usually from 9.30am – 11.00am Easter Monday 17th – The Unicorn Qu carried seven aircrew packed with a further twenty four passengers. sat on – bags of straw advised to give them some Sunday 2ndThey Lunch booking from 8.30pm comfort. Monday 3rd – The Unicorn Quiz from 8.30pm Thursday 20th – Steak Night As the Lancaster touched down on the Wing runway – 2 steaks and a bottle of house wine for £40 the plane swung off the runway and Thursday 6th –violently, Steakveering Night collapsing the undercarriage. Amazingly, whilst the aircraft – 2was steaks andasa“substantially bottle of house wine for £40 Saturday 22nd Breakfasts from 9.30am – recorded damaged”, no injuries were reported. Friday 7th – Live Music Sunday 23rd Lunch – booking advised There were tragedies too. When Flt Sgt Edward McRae with Mouth on a Stick from 8.30pm Monday 24th – The Unicorn Quiz from 8.3 sadly passed away last year aged 93, he left behind him a valiant history Bomber Command and a – War Saturday 8thofBreakfasts fromservice 9.30am 11.00am Thursday 27th Steak Night Office report on his Operation Exodus experience. Sunday 9th Lunch – booking advised – 2 steaks and a bottle of house wine for £40 His Lancaster aircraft numbered PD339/J crashed on the very first 10th day of the operation, while it Quiz was in the process Monday – The Unicorn from 8.30pm Plus Live Music with Alison Carter Nesbitt s of returning to its Lincolnshire base after transporting one Thursday Night Saturday 29th Breakfasts from 9.30am – of the first13th batches–ofSteak prisoners from Brussels to Wing The important role that RAF Wing played in this – 2Airfield. steaks and a bottle of house wine for £40 Sundayoperation 30th Lunch booking advised massive humanitarian has never–formally been Just fifteen minutes after lifting off from Wing, the huge commemorated. Any subject one passing what remains of Wing Saturday 15th Breakfasts from 9.30am – 11.00am All events to change bomber hit a tree while turning steeply to avoid cables at low level. Of the seven crew that were performing the ‘mercy’ flights to bring home the allied men, just Sgt McRae and one other RAF air gunner survived. Both were injured. In just over a month, 1269 aircraft landed on the runways at RAF Wing, bringing home 32,822 ex prisoners of war.
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Airfield today would have no clue as to its importance in our national history. Operation Exodus will now be remembered specifically as part of the Wing Airfield memorial that is due to be constructed and unveiled this year.
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Wing / Stewkley Road
Wing Airfield newly constructed 1943
Previous page, the sick quarters on the small map top top right are the derelict buildings off Reads Lane, the Communal Area is the Old Gynasium - opposite Acorn Farm Business centre.
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WRAF quarters
Minutes of a meeting of Cublington Parish Council held on 9th March 2021 by video conference call at 7.30pm Present: Cllr H Vale (Chairman) Cllr G Antosiewicz Cllr S Morgan Cllr M Waters Cllr N Glover (County) Cllr P Cooper (County) In attendance: Mr M Joy (Clerk) Two members of the public 1. Apologies Cllr M Reilly 2. Minutes of last meeting The minutes of the last meeting held on 12th January 2021 were discussed by the meeting and duly signed by the Chairman. 3. Declaration of Interest There were no Declaration of interests . 4. Reports Neighbouring Policing Team Reports where appropriate were posted on the Cublington website. http://www.cublington.com/ County and District Councillor Statement of Community Involvement There is a consultation which closes on 20th March. Here are basic details: Involving local people in the planning process. The purpose of a Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) is to explain how we will involve local communities at each stage of the planning process. Creating and publishing an SCI is a legal requirement for all planning authorities. Why do we need the SCI? We recognise that planning affects people’s daily lives, as the decisions we make shape the places we live and work in. As a result, we want to involve communities as early in the process as possible. The SCI is relevant to anyone who lives, works, or does business in Buckinghamshire. It sets out when, how, and for what reasons you can participate in planning processes or issues. It is divided into sections that include: Planning for the future of Buckinghamshire Neighbourhood planning Planning new development
Dealing with unauthorised development e-Scooters. You have probably noticed the yellow scooters in Aylesbury. These are being run as a trial by the council. There is a charge. Privately owned Scooters It is illegal to ride these on the open road. As e-scooters are classed as vehicles, the laws in place around cars also apply to electric scooters, so if you are caught committing the offence you could get a £300 fixed-penalty notice and six points on your driving licence. These laws are in place for both your safety, and the safety of other road users.” Information on the Buckinghamshire Electric Scooter Trial: Buckinghamshire Electric Scooter Trial | Buckinghamshire Council Zipp Mobility | Scheduling and Booking Website (simplybook.it) To find out more about the law on using escooters, go to the following web pages: www.thamesvalley.police.uk/policeforces/ thames-valleypolice/areas/advice/e-scooters-whatarethe-rules www.gov.uk/government/publications/poweredtransporters/information-sheet-guidance onpowered-transporters Blue badge. We take abuse of blue badge spaces very seriously. Bucks has successfully prosecuted the highest number of offenders in the South East. Fines can be as high as £1,000. It is usually members of the legal holder of the badge’s family who take advantage and of course people who say, “I will only be 10 minutes – what’s your problem”. Traffic regulation order: The current rules need tidying up postunification. There is a new mapping software to hold all the council’s legal orders which is available to everyone at www.buckinghamshiretraffweb.uk There is now one single point of contact for Members and residents. Traffic Regulation Orders are the legal mechanism that restrict people’s use of the highway – for example a speed limit, weight limit, one way system, parking bays, yellow lines and no right turn are all examples of something that
need a Traffic Regulation Order. Vaccination centres – Everyone is impressed with the way the centres are run. They are receiving nothing but praise. A phenomenal success. The NHS is responsible for organising most of things , but your council is working in partnership on finding locations. For more information on opening times or to book a test goto: https://buckinghamshire.gov.uk/ coronavirus or call 119. Budget - Council agreed to increase council tax by 1.9% plus 2% for Adult Social services. Aylesbury Link Road: Now been granted planning permission. The planned £35.5 million dual carriageway road will link the A413 Wendover Road and B4443 Lower Road. The South East Aylesbury Link Road will relieve the impact on the town’s Walton Gyratory caused by the A4010 Stoke Mandeville Relief Road which is being delivered through the HS2 Hybrid Act. At just under a mile long, the South East Aylesbury Link Road will connect at Lower Road with the Stoke Mandeville Relief Road and will also connect at Wendover Road with Aylesbury’s Southern Link Road, set out in the planning application by the developers of the proposed Hampden Fields development. If you would like to look more closely The SEALR planning application CC/0015/20 can be seen at https://publicaccess.buckscc.gov.uk/onlineapplications Recycle small electricals. Last month a lorry load was set alight by an XBox appliance. Items such as batteries and gas canisters (the most common culprits of waste vehicle fires) so please visit www.recycleforbuckinghamshire.co.uk/ electricals to check what you can safely dispose of. This will help prevent any future waste vehicle fires. For more information on Buckinghamshire Council’s recycling and waste service, please visit: www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk Overstone School Not sure if anyone from Cublington sends their children to Overstone but just in case you might be interested in this: The governing board are proposing that from 1 April 2021 the school’s age range is changed from 3-11 to 4-11 and that the nursery provision is then run by a joint governor and staff committee.
Under Department for Education (DfE) section 27 regulations schools are required to hold a public consultation if they wish to run their nursery provision under these regulations. The school is therefore consulting its parents, staff, nearby schools, child minders and the local community on the proposed change. The governing board will review the outcome of the consultation and if there is support for the proposal, they will then publish a statutory notice. This will enable people to comment on, support or object to the proposal. The notice period runs for 4 weeks and after the period expires the LA has 8 weeks to decide on whether to agree to the proposal. 5. Accounts 5.1 To approve payments since last meeting The following invoices were passed for payment since the last meeting: 11 Jan 21 The Crier £250 costs re Covid Support. 11 Jan 21 C Toosey £50 costs re Covid Support 29 Jan 21 Autela Payroll services £48.24 25 Jan 21 Clerk Salary £151.13 17 Feb 21 Friends of St Nicholas £250 contribution towards Church clock repairs 19 Feb 21 SWALEC £91.82 electricity costs 25 Feb 21 Clerk Salary £151.13 5.2 To review accounts to 28th February 2021 and forecast to 31st March 2021. There was a surplus to 28th February 2021 of £6,199.08 and an estimated surplus of £4,250.08 for the year ending 31st March 2021. Previous forecasts were showing estimated deficits of approx. £1,500 which allowed for legal fees of £3,000 relating to granting Orchard Ground charity a lease, playground maintenance of £850 and North Field Planning costs of £1,500. These costs have been delayed and will be incurred in the 31st of March 2022 accounts.The accumulative surplus estimated at 31st March 2021 is £17,596 which is earmarked for traffic calming. 6. Orchard Ground Report/ Charity Status and North Field Donations of £250 and £50 were received from The Crier and C Toosey, respectively. A further grant of £2,096 for Business Rate Support was secured from Bucks Council concerning Covid 19 lock down 3. In view of this grant OG agreed no rents would be charged in the year to 31st October 2021 for Cublington groups that use the facilities.
The loss of rental income is £1,700. OG have appointed Parrott and Coales to deal with the lease with the Parish Council at an estimated fee of £1,500. There is a virtual bingo fun even being arranged for later in this month. North Field Planning Permission Pippa Cheetham set out the delays from the planning office dealing with our application to change the use of agricultural to amenity. The application was made in June 2020 and the case officer agreed the matter in September. Unfortunately, the case officer left, and the replacement has failed to correspond with us. The local MP and Parish Liaison Officer had been contacted. The last resort would be a formal complaint. Cllr Cooper confirmed the planning department is being reorganised and more resource is being put into it. It was suggested and agreed that the quickest way to deal with the matter is for Cllr Cooper to contact the cabinet member responsible for planning . A quotation of £1,500 was rec’d from Parrott and Coales for the drafting of a lease. It was agreed to proceed with Parrott and Coales, and the Clerk was asked to contact the them. 7. Planning Permissions Agenda item 7.1 18/04085/APP Lakeside Business Units A new entrance has been proposed opposite the entrance to The Dene. A revised site plan had been submitted by the applicant which did not materially change the application. No objections to the alteration but a request that the corrugated fence is taken down and replaced with fencing which is in keeping with the surrounding area. 7.2 19/04435/ACL -Wing PC – Wing Caravan Site – application for certificate of lawfulness for existing caravan site. Awaiting decision from the planning office. 7.3 20/02133/APP Ridings Cottage Ridings Way Cublington Buckinghamshire LU7 0LW - Redevelopment of site with three detached dwellings, additional access to Ridings Way. The applicant had carried out Structural Survey, Archaeological desk base assessment , and an assessment on processes and protocols as set out in District Licence. Heritage and Historic England had responded to these reports and confirmed they were still of the opinion that the application should be
refused. It was felt this application was likely to go to appeal. It was agreed Cllr Vale and Cllr Cooper would meet on site to discuss the application. 7.4 CM/0066/20 Planning Application made under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to vary Condition 1 (Plans), Condition 2 (Operating Hours) and Condition 3 (Lorry Movements) of planning permission 08/20007/AWD at Lockharts Farm Recycling Facility, Wing Road, Cublington, LU6 0LB. The applicant had submitted an alteration to its application by adding amendments to conditions 4 (machinery) and condition 11 (lighting). A draft response from CPC was reviewed by the meeting and agreed to submitted to the planning officer. CPC is calling for the operator to submit a new application for planning rather than amendments to the existing planning permission. 7.5 21/00751/AGN – Land to the South of the Walnuts Aston Abbotts Road – open fronted general purpose agricultural barn – no objection. 10. Village Matters Agenda item 8.1 Traffic Calming: Option 1 A from the feasibility report prepared by Transport for Bucks. Wing and District Community Board (replacing Local Area Forum) had passed our proposal for traffic calming with matched funding from CPC . The matching cost will be £3,723. This project will be completed in 2021/22 year, and we are awaiting timings from Transport for Bucks . Horse Signs and School sign. Awaiting to hear from Bucks Council concerning the signs. Traffic Calming Speed watch – cannot use the equipment until April at the earliest because of Covid. Agenda item 8.2 Street Lighting: No major issues. Agenda item 8.3 Playground and maintenance Initial work has been completed by Howard Gregory. Some trees need to be lobbed and Cllr Vale will contact Steve Hayward for a quotation (to include the tree at the Knob). Clerk to attend playground audit/inspection to discuss zip wire maintenance. Agenda item 8.4 Airfield memorial and Roskill It is 50 years since the Roskill Commission review into the Third London Airport. It is
hoped post lockdown some celebration can be held to honour this anniversary. There are some DVDs remembering the events which would be played in Orchard Ground pavilion etc. Clerk to liaise with Stewkley and Wing to see what they might be doing to celebrate and/or have a joint event.
Other Matters Cllr H Vale was thanked for cutting the hedges on the High Street.
Airfield Memorial. As noted in the Crier there is a memorial to be erected near one of the public footpaths by the old airfield. The organisers hope to unveil the memorial sometime in May. The clerk was asked to contact the organisers and say we would be happy to make a contribution in the future. The Crier had contributed £200 but no further funds were required by the organisers.
Dominic Poznanski and Kerry Sletcher were thanked for creating a floating base for the duck house.
Agenda item 8.5 New Councillor Several individuals have expressed an interest. Discussions to take place post lock down. Agenda item 8.6 Elections 6th May. Nomination papers need to be lodged week commencing 22nd March. Clerk to prepare papers for signature.
Dominic Poznanski was thanked for cutting the path edges on the High Street.
Cllr Reilly has requested to plant two cherry trees to replace the ones on the crossroads in memory of Daphne Roger who had lived in the village for almost 70 years. Cllr Reilly to confirm whether existing trees are to be felled at the time of the replacements. Cllr Netta Glover (County) Cllr Glover informed the meeting this was her last meeting as she was not seeking reelection in the forthcoming elections. Cllr Vale thanked her for all the support and hard work over 21years of service. The village was indebted to her. The next meeting of the Parish Council will take place on Tuesday 11th May 2021 at 7.30pm venue to be advised. The Annual General Meeting will be held when appropriate .
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A history of Cublington Lockdown Learnings
One of our lovely readers who wishes to remain anonymous, has undertaken to do some research on the Censuses currently published. A summary of extracts from 1939 –1911 & 1851 Census’s appear here prior to more detailed scrutiny of each Census released from 1841 (in this issue) and others to follow in later editions of The Crier. Some of the information is fascinating... did you know for instance that there was once a shop down Church Alley? ( So, is that Chapel Alley or Church Path?) If you live in one of the more historic buildings in the village, we hope you can trace previous inhabitants through these articles... we have highlighted well known village names and places of interest. We hope you will enjoy these, our lockdown learnings!
1851 Census
No introduction or addresses are shown so location can only be assumed based upon the 1841 census which started from Aston Abbotts towards Cublington cross roads. The first entry is for John Stevens age 52 and his wife Martha 48, farmers of 97 acres employing 3 labourers, they had 3 daughters, 2 grandsons 3 year old George Biggs & Albert White 3 months. Thomas White a 23 year old blacksmith lived with them also a servant Thomas Halsey 25. James Halsey 43 & his wife Susannah 45, with their son & daughter. ( Presumably South End Farm then?) Susannah Seamons 31, an unmarried sempstress who lived alone. Benjamin Halsey 28 his wife Hannah 32 with 3 daughters & a son. Thomas Willis 55 & Elizabeth 52 a washerwoman with son & daughter.
maker. James Price 77 & Sarah 73 both paupers. Ann Howe 67 a pauper lace maker on her own. Thomas Clark 68 with his nephew Thomas Clark 8. Charles Brandon 33 & Harriet 35, a blacksmith with 2 sons & 3 daughters. Assume the corner of the cross roads. Yew Tree House is known to have been the bakery. The bakery, Thomas Paine 56, a baker with nephews George 39 & George W. 35 bakers also William Keys 46 a visiting baker with his nieces Sophia 36 & Elizabeth 15 both servants, Elizabeth Elliot 65 a widow & annuitant, Thomas was also a grazier of 60 acres, employing 2 labourers. William Harris 33, a farmer with 200 acres employing 9 labourers, with his wife Mary 32, Joseph 11, Thomas 8, Mary Ann 6, Ann 3 and James 3 months, this farm was likely to be near the cross roads.
William Stonehill 53 a farmer with his wife Mary 47, Edward White a grazier & his wife Mary both 48, Richard 23 and Joseph 21 both butchers, 3 younger with a son & 2 daughters & visitor Elizabeth Brandon daughters and a son. 50. Joseph Cheney 59 and his wife Ann 65 also son Luke Howe 33, & his wife Elizabeth 32 with 3 sons & James 28 a pauper. daughter. Robert Clark 41 & his wife Amelia 29, Robert’s father Ann Cheyney 55 a widow & lace maker with George Matthew 81 a pauper, 2 daughters & a son. 16 & Harriet a 10 year old plaiter, possibly straw. John Roe 68 a maltster and his daughter Elizabeth Halsey 46 a widow & lace maker with Mary Higgs 42 a lace maker, her son Richard David 16 a labourer, 19 a maltster and daughter Ann 14 a plaiter. Susannah Sear 39 a widow & her brother John 41 & Mary Ann 14 a plaiter & Sarah 6. her 2 sons aged 6 & 4. John & Martha Clark both 77, paupers. John Clark 52 & 2nd.wife Ann 33 plaiter, George 24, Benjamin Halsey 56 a calf dealer, his wife Mary 56 a beer shop keeper, daughters Eliza 26 and Elizabeth Eliza 17, Mary 15 & Joseph 11 all plaiters. 17 were plaiters. N.B. Mary was publican of The Joseph Howe 30 & Ann Newman 67 a pauper & lace Unicorn in 1841 but not listed as such in 1841.
John Halsey 62, his wife Harriet 46. John King 52 a gardener & his wife Mary 50 a lace maker, Ann 24 a plaiter, twins Dinah & Melinda 8, mother in law Ann Cabbin 77 an almswoman spinner from Fritwell Oxfordshire & grandson William Betaples 8, a scholar. The Parish clerk Robert Carter 46 was the parish clerk & agricultural labourer, his wife Martha 40, James 15 an agricultural labourer, daughter Hannah 21 and son William 14 were plaiters and 3 daughters from 9 to 13 were also plaiters, son Joseph 8 plus Ann 3 and John 1. (Could this be the Robert & Mar… seen on the timber grave marker below?)
John Cheney 59 and Elizabeth 50 with 3 daughters one of whom was a plaiter age 12 & 2 sons. William Clark 26 unmarried living alone. George Cheney 29 & Ann 28 with daughter Sarah Ann 18 months. Elizabeth Brazier 58 a shopkeeper and her husband Thomas 50 an agricultural labourer, Ann 17 a smock maker, Henry 22 a calf dealer& Thomas 15 & Henry Keys 2 a lodger. Daniel Jenkins 41 a gardener from Hampshire & Ann 42 from Pershore, Worcestershire, son Edwin 14 from Islip, Oxon. Martha Hedges 78 a widow annuitant with a visitor Susannah Simmonds 51. James Thompson 46 Rector from Halifax, Yorkshire with his wife Louisa 37, from Oxford, James 4, William 3, Henry, 2, servants Harriett Dubery 29, Hannah Harding 29, Caroline Hatton 20 from North Crawley & Elizabeth Norman 20 from Sherrington. Joseph Biggs 84, a farmer with 39 acres and 2 men, son Edward 34 & his wife Elizabeth 27, their son Charles 5 and daughter Zilpah 3, visitor James Biggs 42 a butcher & Caroline Clark 19 a servant.
Elizabeth Higgins 51 a washerwoman with her daughter Martha 17 a plaiter. Robert Higgins 66, a widower with his daughter Hannah 21 and her brother William 14 both plaiters. James Higgins 24 with wife Sarah 28, 2 sons & a daughter. Ann Simmons 62 a widow, pauper & lace maker & daughter Elizabeth 19 a plaiter. Christopher Halsey 53 and his wife Elizabeth 50 a lace maker, William 22, Priscilla 19 a plaiter and John 14 an agricultural labourer. Thomas Biggs 54 a farmer with 72 acres & 3 labourers, his wife Mary 46, daughters Leah 17 & Mary 12, Emma 10, Thomas 8 and a 22 year old servant, 2 visitors, Martha Lawrence 40 a carpenters wife and Zilpah Waite 37 a grocer’s wife. (was this Orchard Ground?) Christopher Biggs 44 a grazier and dealer, his wife Ann 41, Sarah 12, Joseph 6, Frederick 4 and Ann 1 month, a nurse and a servant were also in the household.
Jesse Halsey 38 & wife Jane 39 with 2 daughters & sons. The eldest Mary 10 and John 8 were plaiters. Alfred Cheney 27 & his wife Suzannah 28 a plaiter with Thomas age 1. Robert Price 39 & his wife Elizabeth 33 with 5 daughters from 2 to 14, 4 were plaiters, also 2 sons. John Ingram 36 with his wife Eliza 27, Jane Sipkins 22 sister in law, daughter Mary 5, 2 more daughters & a son. Manor Farm, John Biggs 43, a farmer with 785 acres and workforce of 30 men, his wife Mary 32, Henrietta Monk 25 a visitor from Waddesdon, Betsy Halsey 4 a visitor from Cublington, Cecilia Cherry 26 a servant from Ashendon, Amelia Mater 22 a servant from Chearsley, John Green 30, John Hill 22 & Robert Higgs 16 all 3 were servants. William White & Sarah both 65 with grandson John White 6 a scholar born in Whitechapel, London. Thomas White 35 a carrier, his wife Elizabeth 39 a lace maker, a son & daughter. Thomas Halsey 60 & son Jerimiah 13. Joseph Halsey 34 & wife Sarah 28 with 3 sons.
Benjamin Biggs 56 & wife Louisa 51, 3 sons & 3 daughters. Joseph Biggs 32 & his wife Sophia 39 with a son & daughter. William White 54 & his wife Mary 48, son daughter & father Henry White 90 a pauper. Elijah Cutter 69 & wife Hannah 62, 4 sons & daughters. Cornelius Stevens 38 & wife Harriet 31 with a daughter & 2 sons. Ann Greek 31 school mistress & her father Robert Greek 69 an agricultural labourer with Emma Halsey 25 a plaiter, niece of Robert. Mary Harris 65 a widow with a visitor Elizabeth Biggs 16 a farmer’s daughter.
Postard dated 1907, showing the crossraods towards Stewkley Road
61 homes were occupied, 3 were not. Listed were 6 Farmers, 3 Graziers, 2 Blacksmiths, 3 Calf dealers, 1 Carrier, 3 Butchers, 3 Bakers, 2 maltsters, 29 Plaiters, 1 Spinner, 1 Lace Maker, 1 Smock maker, 1 Shopkeeper, 2 Washer women, 1 Beer shop keeper, 1 Rector, 1 School mistress. The remainder were mostly labourers, children, paupers, wives, or annuitants.
There were no given addresses other than dteailed here. Neither The Bell or The Unicorn are listed, there is only a beer shop but no persons listed in connection with pubs. Thomas Biggs the Unicorn landlord in 1861 is shown above but only as a farmer. End
Next issue will feature 1861 Census
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