Discover the History of Amersham

Friday, May 20th, 2016
Filed under: 75th anniversary of D-Day, News Item

9306Take a look at Amersham Museum’s “giant scrap-book” which tells the story of people who have lived in the town, often in their own words. This searchable website includes all aspects of local history and is widely used for family and building research. www.AmershamHistory.info

Other Recent News

  • HS2 Update

  • We have received a Notice of Work from HS2 regarding ongoing works in Amersham. The document can be viewed or downloaded from the Town Council website here – http://www.amersham-tc.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/HS2-Jan-2021.pdf [More…]

  • Hedge Trimming at the Martyrs’ Memorial

  • On Tuesday, we were pleased to trim the overgrown hedge that has been ‘hiding’ the Martyrs’ Memorial for some time. The memorial, which was built in 1931 to commemorate the Martyrs who were burnt at the stake, is owned and maintained by the Protestant Alliance. The memorial can be approached from the footpath leading from [More…]

  • HS2 Update

  • Update from HS2 Regarding works in the Amersham area We have been notified that HS2 will be holding an online “webinar” tomorrow evening (Tuesday 12th January 2021) to give residents the opportunity to hear about updates in the Amersham area. This will include information on works at the roundabout junction of the A355 and A413 [More…]

  • Christmas Tree Collection and Recycling Service

  • Calling all residents of Amersham, this year you can get your Christmas tree collected hassle-free in return for a £5 donation which will support our Amersham in Bloom efforts.. All collected trees will be shredded for compost and used in one of the open spaces in Amersham. We are offering this service throughout next week, [More…]