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playgrounds and formerly an open air paddling pool. There is a large pond in the park, known as
Skottowe's Pond. Lowndes Park was donated to the town of Chesham in 1953. Prior to this it was part of the garden that belonged to the Lowndes family. The Moor, originally an island created by the diversion of the Chess to power mills is today an open space used for recreation and the location for travelling fairs which moved from their traditional location in the town centre in 1938. There are two public swimming pools in the town. An
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exhibitions and other public and private events by both professional and community organisations. The Little
Theatre by the Park is a facility owned by the Town Council and leased to the Little Theatre Trustees. It is the home to the Chesham Bois Catholic Players and used by other local theatre companies and is used for dance and exercise groups.
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Chesham with catchment areas based on post codes: – Elmtree First School, Newtown Infant School, Brushwood Junior School, Thomas
Harding Junior School, Ivingswood Academy (previously Little Spring Primary School), Waterside Combined School. Attendance by Chesham children at some of the village schools close to the town is popular.
1930:, stretches along Asheridge Road on the north-west edge of the town. The large housing development was built during the mid 20th century along with an industrial estate comprising manufacturing and light industrial units which has since undergone diversification into offices and small businesses. Also a town council
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chequers and rooks. The swan is inherited from the Dukes of
Buckingham. The lilies relate to St Mary, patron saint of the parish church. The buck's head is borrowed from the arms of The Cavendish family, which owned most of the parish lands. The motto is from the Epistle to the Galatians, Chapter V, Verse 13.
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wholesalers, distribution and courier businesses. As elsewhere, there has been an expansion of professional business services and consultancies. The pedestrianised High Street retains some of the character of the old market town with some long-established traditional family retailers and also features a
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Theatre prior to the latter's relocation to new premises. Since then it has been updated to provide better access and improved internal facilities including the evolution of the reference library into a Study Centre. It also houses a special collection of
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started in the early 16th century and although almost completed by the mid 19th century the productivity of
Chesham farms provided work for over 450 agricultural labourers. Sheep that grazed on the hillside fields around Chesham provided wool for the cloth making and dying cottage industry which, due
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from at least the 12th century when it is found contributing to the name of the nearby hamlet of
Isenhampstead, later to divide and become the manors of Isenhampstead Chenies and Isenhampstead Latimer and persisting until the 19th century. It has been suggested, but not established, that the old name
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Digital 35mm cinema and is owned and managed by Chesham Town Council. The Elgiva presents a wide-ranging programme of professional and amateur theatre productions, musicals, comedy, dance, one night shows and concerts, pantomimes, films,
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Cestreham manors were known as Chesham Higham, Chesham Bury and Chesham Bois. In the 14th century they were first recorded as 'the manors of Great Chesham'. Collectively they extended beyond the current Chesham town boundary. Together with the manor at Latimer they
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region of Spain. Some organisations also have international links. Emmanuel Church is linked with a church in Prague, Czech
Republic. Chesham British Legion is linked with its Canadian equivalent in Buckingham, Quebec. Ley Hill Methodist Church is linked with Skopje Methodist Church in Macedonia.
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in the 1960s. Pond Park estate was built in the 1930s. The population grew fast after the Second World War as workers followed employers who moved out from London. The population in 1951 was 11,500 leading to the building of the Chessmount and Hilltop estates by speculative developers in the 1950s
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was constructed on the southern part of the town in 1847. Bathing in the Chess at Waterside was an old tradition which became increasingly popular in the 19th century. Complaints that it had become a nuisance led to the Urban District Council surrounding the site with a concrete wall. This further
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which date back in Chesham to 1876, opened their Gospel Hall in 1895, which closed in December 2008. Broadway Baptist church had congregations at the Vale, Hawridge, Ashley Green and Chartridge; only the one at Chartridge survives. Trinity Baptist church had congregations at Hyde Heath, Ley Hill
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in 1994, Chesham became the furthest location served from central London, in terms of both distance and travelling time. Prior to December 2010, apart from a few direct trains to London at peak times, a shuttle service operated to and from Chalfont & Latimer. Since then the town has benefited
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was appointed. Jurisdiction was still shared between both advowsons and two parsonages, an 'upper' and 'lower', continued to be maintained until the 18th century when both were superseded by a single new parsonage. The Duke of Bedford subsequently consolidated the moieties by Act of Parliament in
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The White Hill Centre, the site of an old school, is run by Chesham and District Community Association and since 1976 has provided educational, recreational social activities and facilities for societies and the local community to meet. Opposite the town centre is Lowndes Park, a large park with
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is a newly established museum for the town and surrounding area which opened in 2004 having first been conceived in 1981. Initially it was housed in temporary premises at The Stables behind the Gamekeeper's Lodge Pub in Bellingdon Road. Since October 2009 it has been located at 15 Market Square.
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Schools taking pupils across the whole age range (4 -12). In 1996 the arrangements were modified and the age of transfer to Secondary education was changed to age 11. The schools still retain some elements of the previous arrangement reflected in their names. There are six Primary Schools within
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Chesham Urban District Council was granted a coat of arms in 1961, which subsequently transferred to Chesham Town Council. The colours are the same as those of Buckinghamshire County arms. The Chiltern woodlands are denoted by two beech trees. The river Chess is recognised in the black and white
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constructed in 1992 stands in Market Square on the site of Chesham's 18th-century town hall demolished in 1965. The turret is a reconstruction of the one built onto the original town hall in the 19th century and features the original glass-dialled clock face and clock mechanism from the mid 19th
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Conservation Areas at Risk register which the District Council commented was due to the misinterpretation of its responses to the conservation body's questionnaire. Due to the pattern of the town's expansion there are several centres of employment which are interspersed with residential housing.
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New industries emerged from the 16th century onwards. The woodlands had been a source of firewood for London during the mediaeval period. A small-scale woodenware industry making shovels, brooms, spoons and chairs, began around 1538 and its expansion was accompanied by the planting of beechwoods
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opened in Chesham in 1923 in a room at Cemetery Lodge on Berkhamsted Road. In 1927, it moved into new premises at 33 High Street on the Broadway which it shared with Chesham Urban District Council. After the war it expanded. A children's section was added in 1952. In 1971 the library moved to
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During the Second World War, the first recorded Jewish congregation was founded by families evacuated from London who used to meet at the cricket pavilion. After the war, they combined with the Jewish community in Amersham which met at the synagogue in Amersham-on-the-Hill until 1968. This was
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in Bellingdon Road, The King's Church charismatic fellowship which meets at Chesham Park Community College. Almost all of the Christian churches of Chesham work collectively as part of the Churches Together for Chesham (CTfC) group, which has 16 churches in membership. Other religious groups
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on Wednesdays and Saturdays. This individuality was recognised in a survey of town 'high streets' which gave Chesham good marks for its distinctiveness. There are two of the 'big five' supermarkets present which have impacted on the town's independent stores and all retail outlets have also to
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factory was opened. At its height there were around 12 factories specialising in brushes made from locally grown beech, with bristles imported mainly from across Asia. The adoption of nylon for brushes was the cause of the downturn with only one manufacturer remaining today, Russell's Brushes.
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The main service in Chesham is the route 1/1A operated by Arriva and Carousel. It connects the Pond Park estate to Chesham Town Centre and on to Amersham, Holmer Green, Hazlemere, and High Wycombe, serving the Eden Bus Station. Carousel Buses also operate the "Chiltern Hundreds" service 105
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Chesham developed as a market town which prospered through its manufacturing industries fuelled by a series of mills which sprung up along the River Chess. Until the 19th century the town was centred to the south-eastern end of the present High Street. Most of the present-day town centre's
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and '60s. By 1971 the population had reached 20,000 since when it has only increased slightly. The growing popularity of the Chilterns as a place to live from the latter part of the 20th century onwards led to restrictions on housing and industrial development in the Chilterns
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which was the site of the first mills and factories in the 18th and 19th centuries there is a mixture of original and newly constructed industrial units and at the northern end along the Asheridge Vale there is a further development of generally small commercial business units.
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times were flour production, woodworking and weaving of wool. There were four mills built along the Chess which was diverted to generate sufficient power. Surplus flour was supplied to London. The number of clothworkers, including spinners and those associated with dying
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and has sustained the demand for further house building in the town. Today an increasing number of those in employment find work outside the town, commuting by car or train as well as an increasing number who are home or office-based using technology to make a living.
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1767. To accommodate the increasing population during the 19th century, a new parish church was built in 1867; Christ Church at Waterside, and further churches were built at Ashley Green and Bellingdon, which were at the time both within the civil parish of Chesham.
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car parks in the town, managed by Chiltern District Council. This demand for parking reflects the relatively high car usage, a result of both affluence and the limited public transport provision in rural areas. As a consequence Chiltern District has the 4th highest
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Nash's Chesham Brewery opened in the High Street in 1841. Two other notable rivals were Darvell's Brewery and Sarah Howe and Sons. Competition led to amalgamations around the start of the 20th century although brewing continued at Chesham Brewery until the 1950s.
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there are also a number of independent fee-paying schools providing education between ages 4–13 and up to age 18. Chesham Preparatory School is an independent school which opened in 1938 in the town and shortly after relocated to the outskirts of Chesham at
2081:, once a hamlet located just south of the town centre. Several mills sprung up along the River Chess which flows through the area as well as factories. It still retains a distinct character with a large open space known as the Moor. Also a town council ward.
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is a chalk-stream which rises from three springs; to the north-west along the Pednor Vale at Frogmoor, at Higham Mead to the north of the town, and to the west near the Amersham Road which converge in the town near to East Street. The river was known as the
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courses, is provided a four sites in the town. Chesham Adult Learning Centre in Charteridge Lane, ElmTree School, ElmTree Hill, The Douglas McMinn Centre in East Street and The White Hill Centre White Hill. The Chess Valley section of the Chiltern
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was founded in 1973 and has one of its four campuses in the town on the former Cestreham Senior Boys School at Lycrome Road. The college caters for a range of student cohorts with 2000 students on full-time courses and 5000 on a part-time bases.
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eventually reached Chesham in July 1889. Electrification was not to come until the 1960s. Between the two world wars and in the 1950s and 60s there was much expansion in the town with new public housing developments along the Missenden Road, at
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around the congested High Street which avoided the need to widen the street, conserved its character and allowed for its pedestrianisation during the 1990s. Industrial development became centred on two areas. At the southern end of the town at
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The Elgiva Hall opened on its original location in 1976. In 1998, having made way for an enlarged supermarket development the Elgiva was rebuilt as a purpose-built theatre on its current site and reopened as the New Elgiva. Now rebranded
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assigned to the adjacent manors of Chesham Higham and Chesham Bury respectively for the Church at Chesham which it is evidenced from about 1154 was dedicated to St Mary. These moieties were subsequently given by the families to two
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beneath the present-day church suggests a wooden church was constructed on the site during the Anglo-Saxon period. During the 12th century two families of Norman descent, the de Bolebecs and the Sifrewasts, each held a share of the
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in 1871. Despite a local campaign to save the hospital it closed in 2005. In September 2010 the derelict hospital building was severely damaged by a fire caused by arsonists, according to police reports. The Council commissioned a
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3547:. Its home ground is at Amy Lane. In addition to four senior Saturday XIs it also runs two Sunday XIs and a women's side. Chesham also has a Junior section, which competes in Buckinghamshire and national competitions. Chesham
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covering the area of the abolished urban district. Chiltern District was abolished in 2020, merging with the other Buckinghamshire authorities to become a unitary authority called Buckinghamshire Council.
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Due to its position in a fold in the hill, TV and radio reception in Chesham can be poor and the town now has its own TV mast. In the 1970s, Chesham was one of the last towns in the south east to receive
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Club ('The Stags'), was founded in 1980 and play rugby for boys, girls and adult men and women at Chiltern Hills Academy. The Stags also run netball teams playing in local leagues for girls and women.
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bypassed the town and, unlike Amersham, there were no turnpikes and consequently roads were poorly maintained. Significant change occurred in the post Second World War period with the opening of the
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in 1835. However, there were long-standing rivalries between the locals of both towns and in July that year violence broke out when an order was given to remove the paupers to Amersham. The
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on the River Chess producing a surplus of flour exported to London. There was woodland to feed over 1600 pigs and supply timber for local manufacturing of farm tools (ploughshares). Field
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making developed in the 16th century as a cottage industry and was valued for its quality. Chesham specialised in black lace. The industry declined in the 1850s due to mechanisation in
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shared out the estates between four of his dependants. The vast majority of land was granted to Hugh de Bolebec and smaller parcels to Odo, Bishop of Bayeux, Toustain Mantel and Alsi.
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in 1990 and the benefits to the High Street have been felt ever since. Whilst some of the previous bustle has been lost, the impact of pedestrianisation has generally been positive.
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spread across three sites. There are 135 footpaths in the Chesham area and in May 2010 the town became the first in the Chilterns to be recognised as a "Walkers are Welcome Town".
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and road networks. The town centre has been progressively redeveloped since the 1960s and has been pedestrianised since the 1990s. The population at the 2021 census was 23,008.
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started up in The Broadway. Both showed silent films. By 1920 the Empire had closed. In 1930 the Chesham Palace was refurbished to show the new 'talkies' and reopened as
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churches (St Mary's, Christ Church in Waterside, Hope Church, formerly called Hiving's Free Church, in Upper Belmont Road and Emmanuel in Newtown). There is a
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or to deal with civil unrest. Less than 50 years later, in 1846, a similar register of 22 able-bodied men had been assembled to form the Chesham troop of the
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coverage is patchy for much the same reason. Mobile phone reception can be poor in the steeper parts of Chesham and outlying villages.
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were headquartered in the town along with large numbers of troops. There are records of skirmishes in the area during 1643 when
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in London with horizontally polarised aerials – they always could receive BBC2 (and indeed Channel 4 & Channel 5).
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beside the River Chess on Latimer Road to the south of the town. Chiltern District Council is responsible for
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Branigan, Keith (1967). "The distribution and development of Romano-British occupation in the Chess Valley".
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for his actions in September 1915. The town provided temporary quarters for several regiments including the
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to the town's proximity to London, thrived until the 18th century when Yorkshire mills out-competed them.
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spent part of his childhood in Chesham, attending Chesham Prep School as detailed in his autobiography
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children's author of the Gumdrop books lived in Chesham from 1955 to 1969. He died in 2014 aged 92.
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founded in 1889. Another Buckinghamshire newspaper with a circulation area covering Chesham is the
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Chesham is noted for the religious dissent which dominated the town from the 15th century. In 1532
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d.1884 was a clergyman who on his death was buried in the town where he and his son both preached.
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There is also an annual Schools of Chesham carnival, Beer festival and bi-annual Chesham festival.
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in 1532. He fought for the right to read the scriptures in English. He was accused of
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Town Hall, Baines Walk, Chesham: built 1998 as headquarters of Chesham Town Council
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Parish of Chesham constituted a Local Government District, formed 13 August 1884.
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imposed a tax on the town to pay for his wars against Scotland and France.
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met in the late 17th century in Chesham and in 1798 they built the current
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programme, Toy Shop episode filmed on the high street outside Harvey Johns
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and collection and disposal is currently carried out on its behalf by
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church (St Columba's) in Berkhampstead Road (built in 1960), a
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of Paris, France, in 1986 and thirdly, in 1995 a tie-up with
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Chesham conservation area 'safe' Bucks Examiner 29 June 2009
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Foxell, Clive "The Ten Cinemas of Chesham" Clive Foxell 2010
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records Chesham with sufficient arable land to support four
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was read out to an angry crowd of 500 and arrests followed.
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in 1851 and the first Elementary School for girls in 1864.
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List of twin towns and sister cities in the United Kingdom
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was founded in 1848 and is one of the oldest clubs in the
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Chiltern DC Claire Partnership Cycling Heritage Routes
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licensed community radio station for the Chilterns is
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in 1884, governed by a local board, which then became
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which coincided with the billeting of troops from the
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art historian and critic was born in Chesham in 1942.
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b.1944 is a British conductor who was born in nearby
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in Station Road (which closed at the end of 2008), a
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The concise Oxford dictionary of English place-names
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children's books including some previously owned by
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comprising a range of provision including academic,
3063:
based on 2011 census for the population of Chesham:
777:
who disposed of it to the Cavendish family who were
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6980:
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6405:
6286:
5260:"World Weather Online Averages for Chesham 2007–08"
5236:. Daily Telegraph. 12 February 2012. Archived from
3797:bishop and military chaplain. He was the inaugural
2364:, whilst Chesham Town Council was established as a
925:society existed in the town. In more recent time a
604:were found. The earliest farming evidence from the
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5476:Neighbourhood statistics Ethnic Group Census 2011
5322:"Chesham and Amersham by-election won by Lib Dems"
5167:
5165:
4708:
4414:Eva's Story, Chesham Since the Turn of the Century
4338:
3793:, (27 June 1915 – 19 January 2001) was an English
2596:Citadel in Broad St (closed in 2015), an historic
1489:and from its lowest point of 295 feet (90 metres)
1137:passing through the town on their way to Ireland.
674:there were three adjacent estates which comprised
663:. She held an estate here which she bequeathed to
4397:. England: Highgate Publications (Beverley) Ltd.
3945:, comedian, actor and musician, lives in Chesham.
3393:Chesham is the location of a nationally renowned
3074:, 34.5% single (including widowed, divorced etc.)
2317:; it never returned a non-Tory candidate until a
1992:, an area to the north of Chesham on the road to
901:. From the 17th century, Chesham was a focus for
844:seized control of church property as part of the
6102:Midsomer Murders Locations Retrieved May 11 2009
5537:"Last Chesham Shuttle Before the Through Trains"
3746:Well Suited (2000) – High Street (opening scene)
3500:at the Moor in Waterside and a roofed pool (and
2549:commemorates the execution of local Lollards in
1606:during the 1920s and the electrification of the
921:preached in Chesham in the 1760s and a Wesleyan
4582:An Illustrated History of Early Buckinghamshire
3129:. The station was opened on 8 July 1889 by the
2473:to the town extracted from the River Chess and
2224:, which continued in operation until after the
2216:and this industry flourished in Chesham in the
1098:. During 1642 the influential Parliamentarians
5378:Civic Heraldry of Thames Valley – Chesham Town
4707:Hepple, Leslie &, Doggett, Alison (1971).
4337:Hepple, Leslie &, Doggett, Alison (1971).
3951:, standup comedian currently lives in Chesham.
3581:, Germany. Next followed the association with
3519:is the local football club which plays in the
3389:Special, further and adult education provision
3254:, and Uxbridge. Less frequent services run to
3133:(MR). The line had been intended to extend to
2220:, with beds extending along the Chess towards
2136:and unveiled in 1921. The inscription reads:-
1923:The town comprises the following communities:
1556:in the 19th century. 'The Bury', a Queen Anne
1078:traditions ensured it would vehemently resist
6929:
6227:
5938:"Bienvenue au Comité de Jumelage de Houilles"
5844:Chesham United_clinch promotion with 4 0 win
5762:Victorian Children's books in Chesham Library
5452:Neighbourhood statistics Religion Census 2011
5210:. BBC Beds, Herts and Bucks. 20 December 2010
4939:Times reports riots outside Chesham Workhouse
4845:
4843:
4795:
4793:
4791:
4789:
3933:in 1532, at Chesham in the Pell, near Botley.
3235:Bus companies running local services include
2313:. The constituency was traditionally solidly
1356:
1290:, opened in Station Road in 1912 and in 1914
1241:, built for £865 17s 11d on land provided by
737:divided royal lands between his half-brother
8:
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3215:now runs through the town, from Amersham to
1501:which deposited onto the bed rock of chalk,
1110:was stationed near Aylesbury and dispatched
1028:around 1792 which also supplied leather for
733:parish. After 1066 Edith kept her lands and
522:, about 26 miles (42 km) north-west of
5353:Annual Report of the Local Government Board
5299:Brewers in Hertfordshire – Chesham Chap 34
4900:Baines, Arnold &, Birch, Clive (1994).
4638:
4636:
4634:
4632:
4630:
4628:
4626:
4624:
4622:
4620:
4263:Baines, Arnold &, Birch, Clive (1994).
3187:and Chiltern Railways trains travelling to
1090:, the towns' people largely sided with the
576:with improved connection to London via the
6936:
6922:
6914:
6234:
6220:
6212:
5402:Chesham Healthzone project – Bucks NHS PCT
4984:, Bucks Examiner, Accessed 30 October 2010
4752:
4750:
4748:
4746:
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2623:community became established in the town.
1641:
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1341:
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7108:List of civil parishes in Buckinghamshire
6903:List of civil parishes in Buckinghamshire
5964:"British towns twinned with French towns"
5860:"Chesham United F.C. History of the Club"
5118:British History on line Parish of Chenies
4062:, TV weatherman. Used to live in Chesham.
3708:The Day of the Devil (1993) – High Street
2525:The oldest church building in Chesham is
2420:South Central Ambulance Service NHS Trust
2276:as well as the large shopping centres in
903:those dissenting from mainstream religion
5464:Neighbourhood statistics Age 2011 census
4559:. Highgate Publications (Beverley) Ltd.
2932:
2818:
2738:
2084:
757:in Cestreham and one at nearby Latimer.
5288:Chesham War Memorial and Roll of Honour
5193:, (1847), London, Charles Knight, p.898
4769:Foxell, Shirley; Foxell, Clive (2004),
4534:. England: Frith Book Company Limited.
4474:
4071:The following people have received the
3692:Close Quarters (1978) – Hundridge Manor
3663:, and parts of it still cannot receive
2412:Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service
1150:Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment
779:the Earls and later Dukes of Devonshire
309:
265:
233:
209:
125:
109:
48:
6180:"Chesham Town Council - Not Published"
5918:(in German). Stadt Friedrichsdorf 2013
4917:
4728:
4358:
4280:
3168:from direct trains to London all day.
1543:Built environment and social geography
966:The primary industries of the town in
5639:Buckinghamshire Admission Information
4757:Records Of Buckinghamshire Vol 3 1870
3837:and 'for most conspicuous bravery at
3602:Media, communications and filmography
3191:. There is also access to London via
1254:to be built in 1875 in Alma Road and
987:between the 17th and 19th centuries.
293:
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269:
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7:
7291:Sites of Special Scientific Interest
5506:Neighbourhood statistics 2011 census
4975:Arsonists hunted after hospital fire
4715:. England: Phillimore & Co Ltd.
4686:. England: Phillimore & Co Ltd.
4649:. England: Phillimore & Co Ltd.
4485:Neighbourhood statistics census 2011
4378:. England: Phillimore & Co Ltd.
4345:. England: Phillimore & Co Ltd.
4322:. England: Phillimore & Co Ltd.
3991:who lived and is buried in the town.
3555:Town twinning and cultural exchanges
1380:
1112:Robert Dormer, 1st Earl of Carnarvon
982:Painting of Chesham town, circa 1750
6875:Buckinghamshire County Constituency
4532:Amersham, Chesham and Rickmansworth
4136:Helen Salisbury: 27 September 2021
3977:(1652–1724) British Politician and
3243:, Red Rose, Redline and Red Eagle.
3117:, close to the town centre, is the
2321:following the death of previous MP
2311:Chesham & Amersham constituency
938:Emigration to the American colonies
881:Religious dissent and nonconformity
805:. He rebuilt the original Bury and
4146:Nearby towns, villages and hamlets
2132:. It was designed by the sculptor
1970:. Also a town council ward called
1613:Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
1016:which specialised in high-quality
789:was an influential politician and
678:which are briefly recorded in the
25:
7332:Civil parishes in Buckinghamshire
6898:List of places in Buckinghamshire
6278:Chesham and Amersham Constituency
6113:Wallace, Sam (10 December 2015).
5993:Chesham Town Twinning Association
5440:Chiltern Jewish Community website
5332:from the original on 18 June 2021
5042:. Chesham England: Clive Foxell.
4684:Hilltop Villages of the Chilterns
4459:Rees, Neil; Hart, Sheila (2011).
4320:Hilltop Villages of the Chilterns
3895:and later a member of parliament.
2348:The parish of Chesham was made a
1114:to pillage nearby towns, such as
864:, from the 17th century a single
6396:
5912:"Partnerstädte – Friedrichsdorf"
5020:Chesham Timeline Chesham Museum
4081:
3139:London and North Western Railway
1445:
1428:
1420:
1403:
1044:) to aluminium-based packaging (
474:
438:
401:
73:
66:
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27:Town in Buckinghamshire, England
7327:Market towns in Buckinghamshire
4812:History of Chase Manhattan Bank
4117:Katherine Merchant: 9 May 2019.
4056:, currently resides in Chesham.
3861:is supposed to have based his "
3650:, which broadcasts on 107.4fm.
3345:to determine entry to either a
3070:Status: 51.2% married, 0.2% in
1515:'Isen', which derives from the
929:chapel was opened in 1897. The
74:
5942:Comité de Jumelage de Houilles
5583:Chiltern Community Partnership
4800:British History online Chesham
3929:. He was found guilty and was
3905:. He lived in Stanley Avenue.
3673:Digital terrestrial television
3403:Amersham & Wycombe College
3127:Chalfont & Latimer station
2354:Chesham Urban District Council
2307:February 1974 general election
1131:Royal Buckinghamshire Yeomanry
846:Dissolution of the Monasteries
753:records that there were three
1:
5568:Bus Services Serving Chesham
4114:Vincent Crompton: 14 May 2015
3811:politician and father of the
3799:Bishop in Cyprus and the Gulf
3738:(2009) – High Street and Town
3363:Dr Challoner's Grammar School
3324:(ages 8 – 12) with some
3258:and to surrounding villages.
3195:on the West Coast Main Line.
2592:chapel in Bellingdon Road, a
1908:Source: World Weather Online
1630:Köppen climate classification
1519:word for iron, refers to the
1446:
1404:
729:. Part of these later became
7266:Parliamentary constituencies
5679:Amersham and Wycombe College
5621:Bucks County Council Schools
5130:Davis, K Rutherford (1982),
4682:Hay, David and Joan (1994).
4416:. England: The Book Castle.
4318:Hay, David and Joan (1994).
4130:Rod Culverhouse: 9 May 2019.
3925:and interrogated in Chesham
3545:Thames Valley Cricket League
3303:is directly above the town.
2408:Neighbourhood Policing Teams
2293:Parliamentary representation
1429:
1421:
5968:Archant Community Media Ltd
5916:Friedrichsdorf Town Council
4957:Chesham Hospital – History
4904:. England: Quotes Limited.
4854:. England: Quotes Limited.
4836:Chiltern Teddy Bear factory
4647:Chesham A Pictorial History
4435:. England: Gardners Books.
4431:Seabright, Colin J (2004).
4376:Chesham A Pictorial History
4267:. England: Quotes Limited.
3987:d.1964 was a historian and
3654:TV and mobile phone signals
3421:University of the Third Age
3193:Berkhamsted railway station
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2000:). Part of the ward called
1764:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1694:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
1152:from Chesham, received the
1054:household cleaning products
948:Declaration of Independence
112:OS grid reference
39:Human settlement in England
7348:
7231:Grade II* listed buildings
6972:Milton Keynes City Council
6550:Cholesbury-cum-St Leonards
6269:District Council elections
6012:"Buckinghamshire Examiner"
5797:, Retrieved 27 August 2009
5657:Chesham Preparatory School
5515:, Accessed 1 February 2013
5478:, Accessed 1 February 2013
5466:, Accessed 1 February 2013
5454:, Accessed 1 February 2013
5430:Retrieved, 6 December 2011
5380:Accessed 18 September 2010
5040:The Ten Cinemas of Chesham
4607:Records of Buckinghamshire
4494:, Accessed 1 February 2013
4301:Records of Buckinghamshire
3780:– The Chess Medical Centre
3669:Crystal Palace Transmitter
3558:
3367:Dr Challoner's High School
3365:for boys' in Amersham and
3275:of all local authorities.
2931:
2817:
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2677:
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2649:
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2309:, Chesham has been in the
2258:Pedestrianised High Street
1907:
1644:
862:parish church of St Mary's
745:The land owners of Chesham
133:25.8 miles (41.5 km)
29:
6888:
6394:
6259:Unitary Council elections
6249:
6071:26 September 2007 at the
5830:11 September 2011 at the
5644:25 September 2006 at the
5626:25 September 2006 at the
5611:Retrieved, 27 August 2009
5592:Retrieved, 27 August 2009
5543:. Chesham. Archived from
5120:, Retrieved 5 August 2013
5063:ONS data from 2001 Census
4980:11 September 2011 at the
4824:Genealogy of Chase family
4773:, Chesham: Clive Foxell,
4771:St Mary's Church, Chesham
4580:Farley, Michael. (2010).
4433:Chesham Images of England
3979:Secretary to the Treasury
3937:Charles Townsend Harrison
2547:Amersham Martyrs Memorial
2541:tradition. One of them,
2533:, such as the persecuted
2456:Stoke Mandeville Hospital
2350:Local Government District
2232:Manufacturing and brewing
1954:). Part of Townsend ward.
1833:
1763:
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1649:
1645:Climate data for Chesham
1565:Secretary to the Treasury
1535:after which it joins the
1378:
1183:Over the duration of the
791:Secretary to the Treasury
541:Chesham is known for its
328:
306:
266:
61:
49:
7322:Towns in Buckinghamshire
7226:Grade I listed buildings
6264:County Council elections
5767:10 February 2012 at the
5573:Retrieved 27 August 2009
5493:20 February 2009 at the
5277:Chesham Town Clock Tower
5159:, Retrieved, 1 July 2009
5134:, Chichester: Phillimore
5104:(4th ed.), Oxford:
4802:, Retrieved 14 June 2013
4759:, Retrieved 14 June 2013
4463:. England: Hawkes Books.
4454:. England: Hawkes Books.
4450:Fletcher, Keith (2008).
3967:, founder of the famous
3887:b.1828 in Chesham was a
3881:and grew up in the town.
3633:BBC Three Counties Radio
3614:Buckinghamshire Examiner
3341:with pupils sitting the
3137:with connections to the
2929:
2815:
2735:
2434:is located in Amersham.
2319:by-election in June 2021
1919:Neighbourhoods and wards
1228:Skipton Building Society
1224:Chesham Building Society
1174:Latimer, Buckinghamshire
1060:The town in times of war
893:in the town for being a
646:around the 7th century.
32:Chesham (disambiguation)
18:Newtown, Buckinghamshire
7286:Schools (Milton Keynes)
6967:Buckinghamshire Council
6852:Amersham Rural District
5998:6 December 2008 at the
5744:Chesham Museum homepage
5724:Chesham Musical Theatre
5722:Elgive Hall opens 1976
5442:, Retrieved 18 May 2009
5392:Retrieved, 14 June 2009
5267:Retrieved 16 March 2013
5100:Ekwall, Eilert (1960),
4826:, Retrieved 12 May 2009
4814:, Retrieved 12 May 2009
4555:Piggin, George (1993).
4530:Andrew, Martin (2001).
4516:Encyclopædia Britannica
4461:The Church by the Woods
4393:Piggin, George (1993).
4127:Mora Walker: 9 May 2019
3825:Thomas Pownall Boultbee
3813:National Health Service
3769:The Password Is Courage
3351:Secondary Modern School
2481:in the Chiltern Hills.
2358:Amersham Rural District
2343:Buckinghamshire Council
1624:Chesham experiences an
1497:at the end of the last
1288:The Empire Picture Hall
1135:7th Queen's Own Hussars
1094:at the outbreak of the
876:Thomas Harding memorial
848:. Subsequently, during
655:
627:farming, and nearby at
6857:Chesham Urban District
5886:"Chesham Cricket Club"
5834:, Accessed 21 May 2010
5812:, Accessed 21 May 2010
5807:'Walkers Are Welcome'
5782:Retrieved 14 June 2009
5697:CC Adult Learning site
5411:Retrieved, 19 May 2009
5181:, Retrieved 28_05_2011
5147:Retrieved, 1 July 2009
5038:Foxell, Clive (2010).
3965:Arthur Lasenby Liberty
3957:, football manager of
3697:Hammer House of Horror
3477:
3460:
3441:
3427:Culture and recreation
3359:Chesham Grammar School
3355:Chiltern Hills Academy
3106:
2578:United Reformed Church
2569:
2522:
2521:Salvation Army Citadel
2491:sewage treatment works
2396:
2302:
2259:
2090:
2036:
1560:was built in 1712 for
1481:Topography and geology
1214:in 1825 followed by a
983:
962:Industrial development
944:Newbury, Massachusetts
877:
814:Ecclesiastical history
593:
592:Church Street, Chesham
393:
246:Postcode district
176:Ceremonial county
158:Unitary authority
6880:Amersham Constituency
6406:Other civil parishes
5734:Retrieved, 2009_07_23
5668:Heritage House School
5607:25 March 2010 at the
4962:29 April 2005 at the
4850:Birch, Clive (1997).
4645:Hunt, Julian (1977).
4374:Hunt, Julian (1977).
4013:Arthur T. F. Reynolds
3831:Alfred Alexander Burt
3573:, at the foot of the
3473:
3456:
3439:
3295:is 15 miles away and
3262:Car usage and parking
3104:
2601:Friends Meeting House
2567:
2520:
2394:
2325:returned the present
2300:
2257:
2176:Industrial Revolution
2088:
2031:
981:
875:
793:during the reigns of
759:William the Conqueror
739:Odo, Bishop of Bayeux
735:William the Conqueror
591:
391:
6660:Latimer and Ley Hill
6409:(component villages
6197:Chesham Town Council
6084:IMDB Location search
5849:Accessed 25 May 2010
5809:Chesham Town Council
5793:Chesham Town Council
5712:Retrieved 2009_07_24
5588:13 June 2011 at the
5570:Bucks County Council
5426:5 April 2012 at the
5407:22 July 2011 at the
5177:22 July 2011 at the
4557:Tales of Old Chesham
4395:Tales of Old Chesham
4095:adding missing items
4038:Ghayasuddin Siddiqui
3791:Leonard James Ashton
3541:Chesham cricket club
3490:Florence Nightingale
3432:Community facilities
3146:West Coast Main Line
3131:Metropolitan Railway
3115:Chesham tube station
3105:Chesham tube station
2489:treatment and has a
2467:Veolia Water Central
2442:Buckinghamshire NHS
2400:Thames Valley Police
2395:Chesham Fire Station
2134:Arthur George Walker
2089:Chesham War Memorial
1554:George Gilbert Scott
1334:with 69,200. Nearby
1272:Metropolitan Railway
1178:Lionel de Rothschild
1148:, a corporal in the
1042:Industrial Adhesives
956:Chase Manhattan Bank
741:and Hugh de Bolbec.
719:Edward the Confessor
608:era around 2500 BC.
528:London commuter belt
320:Chesham and Amersham
226:Sovereign state
30:For other uses, see
6983:(cities in italics)
6960:Unitary authorities
6207:The Chesham Society
6066:Chesham transmitter
6042:22 May 2009 at the
5730:16 May 2008 at the
5684:27 May 2008 at the
5511:22 May 2013 at the
5240:on 15 February 2012
5081:on 28 December 2014
4944:5 June 2011 at the
4852:The Book of Chesham
4490:22 May 2013 at the
4412:Rance, Eva (1991).
4073:Freedom of the Town
4067:Freedom of the Town
4001:, particularly the
3868:Alice in Wonderland
3805:Aneurin "Nye" Bevan
3801:, lived in Chesham.
3756:The National Anthem
3631:Radio stations are
3517:Chesham United F.C.
3339:selective education
3333:Secondary education
3299:22 miles away. The
2606:Spiritualist Church
2537:, followers of the
2284:and Milton Keynes.
1121:The records of the
661:wife of King Eadwig
367: /
7276:Places of interest
7085:Princes Risborough
6637:Little Wood Corner
6160:. Bucks Free Press
6137:www.chesham.gov.uk
6089:9 May 2008 at the
5892:on 2 February 2009
4093:; you can help by
3931:burnt at the stake
3903:Moab is my Washpot
3763:The Imitation Game
3721:Nuzzle and Scratch
3478:
3461:
3442:
3440:The Elgiva Theatre
3107:
2570:
2523:
2507:electricity supply
2444:Primary Care Trust
2397:
2387:Emergency services
2303:
2260:
2091:
2037:
1567:. Chesham had two
1485:Chesham is in the
1415:Princes Risborough
1372:Neighbouring areas
1304:The Elgiva Theatre
1292:The Chesham Palace
1258:in the town and a
1158:Kings Royal Rifles
984:
931:Christian Brethren
927:Wesleyan Methodist
891:burnt at the stake
878:
727:Leofwine Godwinson
594:
578:London Underground
526:, and part of the
394:
312:UK Parliament
258:Dialling code
7304:
7303:
7015:Chalfont St Peter
6981:Major settlements
6946:Ceremonial county
6911:
6910:
6843:Former districts
6473:Chalfont St Peter
6455:Chalfont St Giles
6439:Chalfont St Giles
6290:(component areas
6243:Chiltern District
5780:White Hill Centee
5749:3 August 2012 at
5049:978-0-9564178-0-0
4591:978-0-9558158-4-3
4111:
4110:
4050:, who starred in
4007:Amazon rainforest
3865:" character from
3689:The Professionals
3399:Further education
3312:Primary education
3177:Chiltern Railways
3072:civil partnership
3058:
3057:
3054:
3053:
2927:
2926:
2813:
2812:
2733:
2732:
2527:St. Mary's Church
2448:Amersham Hospital
2432:ambulance station
2402:headquartered in
2362:Chiltern District
2130:Second World Wars
1998:Chartridge parish
1912:
1911:
1608:Metropolitan line
1550:conservation area
1477:
1476:
1472:
1471:
1330:with 118,200 and
1096:English Civil War
765:were held by the
386:
385:
16:(Redirected from
7339:
7211:Boundary changes
6954:
6948:
6938:
6931:
6924:
6915:
6722:Little Missenden
6717:Little Kingshill
6696:Little Missenden
6602:Ballinger Common
6597:Ballinger Bottom
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6037:Bucks Free Press
6034:
6028:
6027:
6025:
6023:
6014:. Archived from
6008:
6002:
5990:
5984:
5983:
5981:
5979:
5970:. Archived from
5960:
5954:
5953:
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6776:Penn Street
6771:Penn Bottom
6756:Forty Green
6751:Beacon Hill
6702:Beamond End
6652:South Heath
6571:St Leonards
5944:(in French)
5896:10 December
5244:12 February
5214:20 December
4999:yourChesham
4995:"Editorial"
4233:St Leonards
4102:August 2019
4026:Irene Rooke
3989:numismatist
3899:Stephen Fry
3679:Filmography
3627:Local Radio
3577:Hills near
3549:Rugby union
3217:Berkhamsted
3209:M1 motorway
3205:stage coach
2881:Bangladeshi
2841:White Other
2726:Not stated
2709:No religion
2582:Gospel Hall
2557:especially
2487:waste water
2485:undertakes
2331:Sarah Green
2270:Berkhamsted
2239:brushmaking
2202:lace making
2190:papermaking
2152:Agriculture
2122:infantryman
2105:clock tower
2099:Clock tower
2034:River Chess
1537:River Colne
1517:Anglo-Saxon
1507:River Chess
1395:Berkhamsted
1300:The Embassy
1296:The Astoria
1146:Alfred Burt
1140:During the
1056:(Kilrock).
1038:teddy bears
1032:making and
919:John Wesley
854:Elizabeth I
830:monasteries
807:manor house
799:William III
715:Queen Edith
651:Old English
631:, there is
602:flint tools
508:market town
374: /
7311:Categories
7145:Great Ouse
7051:including
7005:Buckingham
6822:Potter Row
6807:Lee Common
6789:Seer Green
6712:Hyde Heath
6612:Frith-hill
6561:Cholesbury
6513:Chartridge
6508:Bellingdon
6497:Chartridge
6479:Austenwood
6336:Chessmount
6142:7 November
5795:allotments
5551:9 December
5001:. May 2012
4469:References
4208:Hyde Heath
4193:Cholesbury
4183:Chartridge
4173:Bellingdon
4091:incomplete
4040:, leading
4020:missionary
4017:Protestant
3955:Eddie Howe
3949:Alex Horne
3893:Royal Navy
3863:Mad Hatter
3855:Roger Crab
3559:See also:
3506:allotments
3447:The Elgiva
3412:vocational
3189:Marylebone
2939:Population
2822:Ethnicity
2660:Christian
2631:Demography
2503:EDF Energy
2404:Kidlington
2360:to become
2288:Governance
2214:watercress
2198:outworkers
2182:beechwoods
2165:corn mills
2051:St. Mary's
1994:Bellingdon
1978:Chessmount
1968:Cholesbury
1569:workhouses
1558:town house
1521:chalybeate
1320:ceremonial
1252:waterworks
1195:A Chesham
1127:Napoleon I
1084:Ship Money
1065:Henry VIII
1010:Nottingham
842:Henry VIII
803:Queen Anne
676:Caestreham
610:Bronze Age
359:51°42′43″N
202:South East
99:Population
7296:Transport
7190:Wraysbury
7160:Misbourne
7104:See also:
7068:Wolverton
7053:Bletchley
6995:Aylesbury
6802:Lee Clump
6647:Prestwood
6622:Heath End
6592:Ballinger
6579:Coleshill
6518:Hundridge
6503:Asheridge
6386:Waterside
6376:Pond Park
6361:Lye Green
5208:bbc.co.uk
4920:cite book
4885:17 August
4731:cite book
4613:: 136–49.
4361:cite book
4307:: 136–49.
4283:cite book
4223:Lye Green
4168:Ballinger
4158:Asheridge
4048:Guy Siner
3879:Asheridge
3835:Great War
3724:(2009) –
3665:Channel 5
3593:, in the
3579:Frankfurt
3307:Education
3256:Aylesbury
3150:Aylesbury
3097:Transport
2871:Pakistani
2642:Religion
2590:Methodist
2505:provides
2477:and from
2475:Misbourne
2469:supplies
2462:Utilities
2422:based in
2169:enclosure
2108:century.
2094:Landmarks
2078:Waterside
2064:Pond Park
2015:Lye Green
1604:Metroland
1591:Waterside
1525:culverted
1495:meltwater
1385:Aylesbury
1332:Aylesbury
1316:Aylesbury
1310:Geography
1277:Pond Park
1197:workhouse
1026:tanneries
1002:Waterside
998:Dunstable
923:Methodist
866:incumbent
850:Edward VI
670:Prior to
606:Neolithic
536:Henry III
520:Aylesbury
362:0°36′43″W
296:Ambulance
236:Post town
7261:Railways
7090:Wendover
6990:Amersham
6812:Lee Gate
6671:Ley Hill
6632:Hyde End
6566:Hawridge
6381:Townsend
6301:Amersham
6164:20 March
6087:Archived
6069:Archived
6040:Archived
5996:Archived
5828:Archived
5765:Archived
5747:Archived
5728:Archived
5682:Archived
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5586:Archived
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5491:Archived
5424:Archived
5405:Archived
5360:27 April
5330:Archived
5326:BBC News
5175:Archived
5023:Archived
4978:Archived
4960:Archived
4942:Archived
4488:Archived
4218:Ley Hill
4203:Hawridge
4198:Flaunden
4153:Amersham
4141:See also
3943:Rob Hoey
3819:Val Biro
3795:Anglican
3727:CBeebies
3583:Houilles
3401:college
3326:Combined
3158:Waitrose
3154:Amersham
3119:terminus
2651:Buddhist
2574:Anglican
2559:Baptists
2551:Amersham
2535:Lollards
2513:Religion
2479:aquifers
2424:Bicester
2116:Chesham
2071:Townsend
2047:Old Town
2002:Ridgeway
1964:Hawridge
1948:Ley Hill
1903:(25.27)
1834:Average
1503:alluvial
1462:Amersham
1336:Amersham
1264:gasworks
1237:Chesham
1205:Riot Act
1160:and the
1116:Wendover
1100:John Pym
1050:balloons
968:medieval
915:Baptists
825:advowson
696:, 4 and
614:Iron Age
563:Baptists
436:locally
119:SP965015
7317:Chesham
7256:Museums
7241:History
7150:Jubilee
7095:Winslow
7020:Chesham
7010:Burnham
6866:Former
6832:The Lee
6796:The Lee
6732:Mop End
6666:Latimer
6642:Mobwell
6536:Chenies
6460:Jordans
6366:Newtown
6356:Loundes
6351:Hilltop
6341:Codmore
6315:Chesham
6307:Woodrow
5978:11 July
5948:16 July
5922:16 July
5336:18 June
4213:Latimer
4042:Islamic
4005:of the
3919:Lollard
3891:in the
3839:Cuinchy
3591:Archena
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