Welcome to the website of the Parish of Haversham with Little Linford.  The site is voluntarily run and managed by and for the residents of this community, and is sponsored by the local Parish Council and Social Centre. We hope that members of the wider community of Milton Keynes, as well as people living further afield nationally and internationally, will also find the site a useful source of information.

The site belongs to everyone in the parish and is evolving all the time, with plans to add more on local history and the local environment. We also welcome contributions from other residents, so please do let us know if you would like to add anything. All submissions should be sent in the first instance to Lesley Gilbert.  Use the links to the left to explore the site, let us know if there are any errors or inaccuracies, but most of all, enjoy the site!

Photographers wanted!

We are collecting good quality photos from around the parish for use as our page header images. We hope to change the images regularly throughout the year in keeping with the seasons. We are especially short on images of Little Linford. So if you think you can take a good picture, get your camera out and have a go! Pictures taken on sunny days are particularly welcome. Please contact the webmaster for further instructions if you're interested.

NEWS

ANNUAL VILLAGE SHOW

Schedule of Classes for 2008 Show now published. More...

NEW AREA BEAT OFFICER

PC Andrew Perry appointed Area Beat Officer for Rural Area West which includes Haversham and Little Linford.  More...

M1 RESURFACING

The northbound carriageway of the M1 will be resurfaced between Junctions 13 (Bedford) and 15 (Northampton). The overnight works start on 9th June. More...

COMING EVENTS

Saturday, 17th May - Orphean Singers Concert at St Mary's Church, Haversham, presenting a varied programme of music. More...

Monday, 26th May - Pig Roast at The Greyhound Pub, raising funds for Haversham Playgroup, starting at 12 noon.

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