South Buckinghamshire Area Guide
A locals' guide to South Buckinghamshire
Where do South Buckinghamshire locals go?
Why not explore the nearby areas of
South Buckinghamshire,
Wexham & Fulmer,
Stoke Poges,
Hedgerley,
Wexham Lea,
Baylis and Stoke,
Britwell and Northborough,
Farnham & Hedgerley,
ruislip,
and Farnham Royal
Did you know?
"What was thought to be the first known meteorite to hit the UK in 20 years landed on the grounds of Uxbridge Cricket Club in 2010. During a match, it split in two and hit a fan in the chest, but after further investigation, it turned out to be cement that had fallen from an overflying plane."
Some fantastic contemporary developments have popped up in Hayes in recent years, owing largely to its fantastic position for Heathrow.
Jas Dhaliwal
Heathrow is a magnet for regeneration, not only on the site itself, but in the surrounding area too...
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Tom Wright
Flowing from Birmingham into the River Thames through Hayes, the Grand Union Canal is a picturesque stretch for walking the dog.
Alexi Earl
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Activities near South Buckinghamshire
National League: Wealdstone vs Boreham Wood
Wealdstone take on Boreham Wood in this National League fixture.
Ceramic Creatures with Alison Pink
Alison (Finalist in David Shepherds Wildlife Artist of the Year 2025. Invited to exhibit at The Mall Gallery) Using mud and imagination she will guide you through the process to create a characterful creature. Well imprint texture for added interest. No experience necessary. Creating a ceramic Sheep is for anyone over 18. Just bring lunch, an apron and enthusiasm! Alison will bring: Everything you need to create your own Sheep. On completion Alison will take them away, dry and fire your Sheep. We would like your sheep to be on display from Friday 1st May to Sunday 17th May at Holy Trinity Church as part of the Cookham Festival Art Exhibition. You will be able to collect your Sheep on Sunday 17th May Your email and phone number will be forwarded to the Arts' co-ordinator who will contact you a few weeks before the event.Read more
The Comet
Nyla has moved to the city. When a comet comes soaring through the city streets and starts to glow and grow, Nyla cant resist following it
Alice in Wonderland
Wraysbury Players return with their 2026 pantomime, Alice in Wonderland! Follow Alice as she tumbles down the rabbit hole into a world of topsy-turvy fun. Meet the Mad Hatter at his tea party, watch out for the Queen of Hearts and her famous cry of Off with their heads!, and join a host of colourful characters on a magical adventure. Packed with songs, laughs, and all the panto traditions you love, this is a family show not to be missed!Read more
National League: Wealdstone vs Brackley Town
Wealdstone take on Brackley Town in this National League fixture.
Race Meeting
Afternoon Jump Racing. Check venue for exact opening and race times.
Concert by the International Staff Band
As we commence the celebrations for our 140th Anniversary, we have the visit of The International Staff Band of The Salvation Army. They will be giving a concert Saturday 21 February 2026 at 7:00pm. The International Staff Band (ISB) is the flagship brass band of The Salvation Army based in London, UK. The Band was founded officially on 7 October 1891 by Bramwell Booth (then second in command of The Salvation Army) from staff at the international headquarters. They will be conducted by their new Bandmaster, Jonathan Evans, in his very first concert. The band's mission is to spread the message of Christ primarily through music and aims for the highest standards of Salvation Army Christian music-making. They perform concerts, lead worship services, appear on television and radio broadcasts, make recordings, and go on tours both in the UK and internationally. Membership consists of about 30-odd musicians drawn from across the UK and Ireland territory of The Salvation Army. As the premier band of The Salvation Army, the ISB sets a standard for other Salvation Army bands around the world in terms of musical excellence, spiritual purpose and outreach. They help to reshape the image of brass banding: moving from public marches/campaigns to worship, mission and recording projects. In Salvation Army context, bands arent just for concerts: they accompany open-air meetings, corps worship services, territory events and national gatherings. The ISB embodies that by combining high-quality musical performance with a clear Christian message.Read more
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