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Prestwood is a village approximately one mile west of Great Missenden.

This category include sites in Prestwood, Hampton Bottom and Hotley Bottom, all administered by Wycombe District Council.

Resources in This Category

  • By George Couriers

    http://www.bygeorgecouriers.co.uk/
    Same day and overnight deliveries locally and throughout Europe.

  • Chiltern Steam Rally

    http://www.petergoodearl.co.uk/laceygreen/prestwood05/preview.htm
    Photographs of working and parading steam and traction engines and other historic vehicles.

  • Dulieu Associates

    http://www.dulieu-associates.co.uk/
    Office space planners and partitioning company also offering industrial racking, handling equipment and conveyors. Profile and product range.

  • Millennium Locksmiths

    http://www.millenniumlocksmiths.co.uk/
    Profile, services and area covered.

  • Paul Goffs Bike and Bulbs

    http://www.norbsa02.freeuk.com/
    Electrical equipment and spares/upgrades for older motorcycles. Pictorial stock listing.

  • Peterley Manor Farm

    http://www.peterleymanorfarm.co.uk/
    Farm shop, pick your own and nursery describes its history and product range.

  • Prestwood Theatre Club

    http://www.luthien.co.uk/ptc/
    Amateur drama club with 3-4 productions annually in the village hall. Information on club nights, membership and an archive.

  • South Bucks Karate Academy

    http://www.sbka.co.uk/
    Classic style club for both juniors and adults. Instructor profiles, class times, gallery, FAQ and links.

  • The Schools and Universities Polo Association

    http://www.supa.org.uk/
    SUPA promotes Polo in UK schools and universities and organises events. Contains club membership, announcements, and resources to help universities set up polo clubs.

 

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