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Honor Road, GREAT MISSENDEN, HP16 0NJ

Situated in Honor Road HP16 0NJ, this building is the Great Missenden District Guide HQ. The path to the right leads onto Prestwood Common.

Situated at the West end of Prestwood Common near Honor Road HP16 0NJ, this photo shows the building where the Prestwood Colts & Girls Football Club players change for their football matches.

Looking West and located between Honor Road and Nairdwood Lane, this common is one of the only pieces of common land still existing in Prestwood. It is now used for football matches and community events.

This notice on Prestwood Common has the following wording: Great Missenden Parish Council owns and together with Prestwood Colts maintains this land for the benefit of the local community Unless the Parish Council grants specific written permission No motorized vehicles permitted other than in the car park No horses permitted. No barbecues, bonfires or fireworks permitted No alcohol permitted Anti-social behaviour will be reported to the appropriate authorities Please report any issues to the Parish Council

Situated off Nairdwood Lane HP16 0QF, this building was opened during the 1990s for use as a youth and community centre. The disabled access can be seen in this photo, but unfortunately there is no lettering on this building to indicate the users of it.

Located outside 50 Honor Road HP16 0NL, this KX200 kiosk has a notice inside it indicating that it is due to be taken out shortly due to lack of usage. From its appearance, it looks to have seen better days in the past, so its disappearance may not be any great loss, particularly since most people nowadays have mobile phones to communicate with. Update: the telephone kiosk has since been removed from this location.

Sarsen is a type of hard sandstone that occurs in chalk areas. These blocks are by an entrance to Prestwood Recreation Ground.

This BT notice is one of several appearing in telephone kiosks throughout the United Kingdom informing people that these kiosks will shortly be taken out by BT due to lack of usage. It says the following: PUBLIC NOTICE Payphone kiosk removal Hello Our information shows that this phone box has had very little use over a significant period of time. We're therefore proposing to remove this phone box. There is a consultation period of 42 days from the above date (26/9/16). Please contact your Local Authority Planning Department if you have any comments. If you'd like to know where the nearest alternative payphone is, or who your local authority is, please contact us on: 0800 661 610 option 1 This number is only able to provide alternative payphone details and the name of your local authority. Incidentally, the nearest kiosk to this one in Prestwood is outside Great Missenden Station or the Royal Mail Sorting Office in Great Missenden High Street, about 1½ miles away.

This photo shows a beacon that has been lit up on Prestwood Common to mark the 2022 Platinum Jubilee. It was one of several beacons being lit throughout the country to mark the Queen's 70 year reign. The metal beacon comprises of an old washing machine drum. Some spectators are looking on keeping at a safe distance. The Prestwood Community Centre can be seen in the background.

Located at 51 High Street HP16 9EJ, this café and refill shop was opened by two local mothers on Wednesday 12th February 2020 with the purpose of people dropping in to have refreshment and to refill items such as dry goods and liquid items. Further information about this shop is on the Prestwood Village Association website https://prestwoodva.org.uk/new-cafe-and-refill-shop-opening-in-prestwood/ refers. At the left side of the shop is the wording "Cafe & Refill Shop, Reduce-Reuse-Recycle". Next to this café and refill shop is PEMS the newsagents.