Windmill Estate Maintenance Company Limited

10/10/2026

Thank you lovely volunteers who take care of Widmer Fields ..

Big thanks to the lovely volunteers of Widmer Fields ..

07/10/2026

Tidying up a piece of previously rock hard waste ground in Snowdrop Way .. Thanks to Scott's Elite Landscapes

06/10/2026

Last night's AGM went well and was hopefully informative to those who attended. The Minutes and our accounts will be posted on our website in due course.

Meanwhile we would recommend any residents of Windmill Estate and Widmer End in general attend the Widmer End Residents' Association's AGM tomorrow at 7.30pm (7th October). WERA deal with local councils on planning issues amongst others like traffic calming and speeding and their meetings are extremely useful and interesting with a local PC attending and generally a HPC councillor. Like us they would appreciate your interest and input and will be hoping for support from our "Village People" on Wednesday (room behind Church of Good Shepherd). ☺️🤞

04/10/2026

It's a busy week for all those interested in Widmer End. The Maintenance Company are holding their AGM on Monday 5th October in the Church at 7.30pm for residents of Windmill Estate. Please do join us!

Then on Wednesday 7th October Widmer End Residents' Association will be holding their AGM in the room to the rear of the Church. All residents are welcome and we would point out that WERA are the volunteers who monitor planning, produce the Quarterly magazine 'Widmer End News',' and importantly liaise with Hughenden Parish Council and Bucks Council on matters we are all concerned about. A parish councillor has often been present at WERAs meeting and we believe PC Powell will discuss police issues and scams. We hope our residents will show their support and WERA would no doubt appreciate your input as below ...

25/09/2026

We are so fortunate to have Widmer Fields and its volunteers ...

🦁 Believe it or not, Widmer Fields used to be home to something rather more exotic than squirrels.

Long before the community stepped in to buy and protect this land, part of it was used to keep exotic animals, including lions. Local memory has it that the lion was sold on for £800, at a time when the average house nearby cost around £620. A lion, in other words, once cost more than a home.

There's also a story of a tiger that briefly escaped, and, by all accounts, got itself so spooked by freedom that it turned straight back around and came home on its own.

We don't have many old photos of the Fields ourselves, from this era or any other, and we'd love to change that. If you, your family, or anyone you know has old photos of Widmer Fields tucked away, please send them our way or drop them in the comments. Memories are welcome too. It's exactly the kind of history we don't want to lose. 📸

24/09/2026

FROM THAMES VALLEY POLICE

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Have Your Say - 26th Sept, Widmer End Shops, Georges Hill



Dear Resident,

Come along, chat with your neighbourhood team and get practical crime prevention tips plus a chance to tell what really matters in your area. Your voice matter! Whether it’s something you have seen, heard or been affected by, we want to hear from you.

📆 Date: Saturday, 26th September 2026

🕥 Time: 10:30AM - 11:30AM

📍 Location: Widmer End Shops, Georges Hill

Have your say- help us keep your community safer!


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(Bucks NH, Volunteer, Amersham)

23/09/2026

23/09/2026

Some forecourt repairs and alley resurfacing carried out last week - WEMC are really pleased with the outcomes (John Lee Tarmac)

15/09/2026

WEMC are grateful for any help and all ages welcome (even child labour 😊)