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Another dog bin for the dog walkers on the Fairford Leys development. The reference number and telephone number need to be quoted when contacting the Coldharbour Parish Council.

An experimental scheme being trialled in Aylesbury during the Covid epidemic restrictions of 2020/21. Medical advice currently is to avoid close contact with others if possible, so the scooters are designed to provide mobility around the area for essential journeys without the risks posed by public transport. So they may well not be here permanently. More on the scheme here https://www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/news/electric-scooter-schemes-launch-aylesbury-and-high-wycombe-support-covid-restrictions/

This is one of the many red postboxes that is situated on the corner of Horton Close just off the Fairford Leys Way in Aylesbury.

There are many bins around Fairford Leys that are dedicated for dog walkers around the development. Each as a number in the top left-hand corner that can be quoted to Coldharbour Parish Council along with a telephone number.

A quiet street in Fairford Leys. Actually, all the streets are quiet. Cars have to know their place in this pleasant urban village which was designed with people in mind rather than vehicles.

Eastgate Dental Centre, Eastgate Eyes and Eastgate Orthodontics side by side on Wedgewood Street in the centre of the Fairford Leys neighbourhood.

In the centre of Fairford Leys. Wikipedia says this "Fairford Leys is designed in the urban village style, with low-rise streets, geared to pedestrians more than cars. The three main developers of the development were bound by a design code to ensure architectural cohesion and this is maintained through covenants on the deeds of each property."

The photo shows the Fairford Leys community centre and bandstand. The centre is an activity centre that is used as a sporting venue that serves the local community and schools (e.g. the government SureStart programme); meeting point for the parish council which doubles as a polling station during local and national elections and the local Women's Institute (WI).

This is Fairford Leys church that was built during the 1990 in response to a request by the Ernest Cook Trust to create a new church in the heart of the Fairford Leys development. This church brings together the Church of England, the Roman Catholic, the United Reformed and the Methodist Churches the first ecumenical church to serve the community. For more information go to: http://www.fairfordleyschurch.org.uk.

The Ashley Court property is situated on the Fairford Leys development and comprises various health businesses that serve the local community. Above the shops are six residential flats. The property was built in 2000 by Ashley House PLC - a specialist builder to healthcare organisations. On this site the photo shows the Fairford Leys branch of Hampden Vets & the privately owned Fairford Pharmacy.