Welcome To Hyde Heath

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Cricket - here Drama - here


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Contacts: Village Shop - Tel 01494 - 774252 e-mail VillageShop@HydeHeath.com Hall bookings 01494 - 773988 Webmaster: Chris@HydeHeath.com
*Do you use our shopping bus to Chesham on Fridays ? Updated details here*
HH Cricket - 5 wins 1 lost 1 draw 1 cancelled 1 abandoned to date - reports here
Congratulations to Bob & Di on their Ruby Wedding	Hyde Heath Fete pictures here Church Flower Festival May 9th/10th pictures here	Fraud Warning Beware of a new fraud scam involving goods being delivered to you which you did not order See Police message here

*Gary's weatherwatch* May 2009

Quick Links Location Finder - now inc Lt Missenden Coming Events Cricket Cricket Reports 2008 Drama Group Newsletters July 2nd here 1940's Newsletter WI Reports Map & Post Codes Local weather reports The Plough	See our new improved Location Finder for Hyde Heath & Lt Missenden here (with thanks to Bill Newman)	Hyde Heath Cricket Club 2009 Fixtures - here 2009 Match Reports - here

Neighbourhood Sites: Amersham Amersham Rotary Club Chesham Chiltern District Council The Lee Lt Missenden Church *Broadband speed* check here *Sudoku - here*	"*Improbable Fiction*" Production pics here More Drama group pictures here	*Enjoy a warm welcome at the Plough !* pics here To book: Tel 01494 783163

Hyde Heath Church.. re-furbished - more pics here Rededication Nov '07 - here *HH Church Mural artist returns after 50 years !* - here	Local sailors cross the Atlantic more here *Mary Berry at the Village Shop* pics here Chris & Margaret Ruby Wedding pics here Snow in Hyde Heath Feb 2nd pics here	In the first ever wedding in St Andrews Church Hyde Heath - July 12th 2008 - Chris Herring, landlord of The Plough married Janet Carter of Amersham. Wishing them every happiness More here

Are we a village built on Jam ? see here	What's happening at the WI ? - meeting reports here HH WI Calendar Girls click here

*More* Stories of old Hyde Heath click here Map & Pictures of Old Hyde Heath click here - with new pics from 1920's click here	New Shop - opening ceremony - June 14th 2003 Pictures here The full story Pictures here First Shop AGM Report and pictures here	How well do you know Hyde Heath Church ? Help required Hyde Heath School in the 1890's WI 40th anniversary Pictures here Golden Oldies Outing - pictures - click here

Welcome to Hyde Heath in the countryside of the Chiltern Hills in the heart of Buckinghamshire. Hyde Heath has many fine services and activities to offer - plus a full social life centred on our Village Hall. We have one of the smallest churches in Bucks plus a Baptist Chapel - neither of them far from our village pub, The Plough. Bus services operate to many surrounding schools indeed the area is known for its high quality of educational facilities. For the commuter, there is an excellent service to London from Amersham on either the Metropolitan Line to Baker St or on Chiltern Railways into Marylebone. Our friendly village shop sells everything for basic day to day needs, details of which are here The village has an interesting past - some aspects of which can be seen in a collection of old pictures on our Village History pages. The surrounding countryside is full of beauty and a delight to walkers and residents alike. Thank you for visiting our site - please use the links to browse around and see for yourself the many and diverse activities and events we have to offer. Comments, contributions and feedback are always welcome - please send to Chris@HydeHeath.com Thank you.
	and UK Villages	Church prior to refurbishment in 2007

Links to neighbourhood sites:

Amersham Amersham 2
Chesham
Chiltern District Council

Lt Missenden Church - www.littlemissendenparish.org.uk/mainmenu.html

1940's Newsletter

Last modified: July 02, 2009

THAMES VALLEY COMMUNITY MESSAGING - Amersham - G-06/057
 
Police have issued a warning after fraudsters have been using people's
personal details to have goods delivered to their homes, which they later
collect. 
 
Elderly residents have been receiving parcels, in their names, delivered
from various catalogue companies which they never ordered. They later
receive a call from an unknown person, who says the parcel had been
delivered to them by mistake and that they will come and collect it. 
 
The packages mostly contain items of significant value such as mobile
phones, video cameras, shoes and clothing.
 
Anyone who receives a package which they did not order and a phone call from
someone saying they want to pick it up should contact Detective Constable
Sharon Vann at Aylesbury CID via the police non emergency number 0845 8 505505.

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