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Thame Road, AYLESBURY, HP17 8EP

Situated in Dollicott, this building which dates from the early 1970s, replaced the old exchange in Crabtree Road, now a private dwelling. It has the code SMHDM and provides telephone and broadband services to 2,272 residential and 123 non-residential premises in Haddenham plus Aston Sandford, Cuddington, Kingsey and Nether Winchendon nearby. The numbering range of this new TE is (01844) 29xxxx, the (01844) referring to the Thame group of nine TEs, and its postcode is HP17 8JG.

Situated in Greenway HP17 8BJ, this telephone box 398 used to be located at the junction of the A167 and B1264 roads at Entercommon in North Yorkshire, NZ3305 refers. It is gratifying that it has found a resting place in the village of Haddenham, Bucks.

This photo shows the AA box 398 and the former garage in Greenway HP17 8BJ. To the left of the garage can be seen an old petrol pump whilst in the middle is an old AA garage sign. It is hoped that both the AA box and garage will be listed if they haven't already been done so.

Sheerstock is the name of the road, perhaps a marketing ploy to lull residents into thinking their housing estate is a countryside idyll.

This is part of the site of Haddenham airfield. When the photo was taken heavy clouds were threatening rain, which followed about ten minutes later.

Ordnance Survey cut mark benchmark described on the Bench Mark Database at http://www.bench-marks.org.uk/bm35525.

Situated in High Street HP17 8ES, this Methodist church dates from 1822 and is said to be the tallest Witchert building in the world, Witchert being a mixture of white chalk and clay. It is one of seventeen churches in the Vale of Aylesbury Methodist Circuit. Services are held here each Sunday at 10.15am whilst activities take place during the week. To the left of the entrance door can be seen a notice that says "ALL VISITORS VERY WELCOME". Also, on a telegraph pole to the right of the photo is an arrow pointing towards that church across the road.