A flash of crimson, gold, turquoise and violet could be seen in Burnham on Thursday, August 4, when a ‘Snow Princess’ and seven other storybook queens and heroines paraded through the village in a ‘Princess Parade.’

A full calendar of post-pandemic public events and entertainment is returning to the village, with an outdoor cinema, a ‘Park Live’ festival and live music nights due to make their regular return to the village green and Burnham Park.

A horse called Carlin Merrydown and a dog from Scotland are just two of the eager entrants in this year’s Burnham Beeches Rotary Club’s Virtual Run.

The ancient woodlands of Burnham Beeches have once again been recognised nationally for their superior levels of maintenance and conservation.

Burnham’s first ever Pride event was held on Saturday at the village’s branch of the Royal British Legion.

Campaign managers for the ‘Burnham Secondary School for All’ committee have taken their messages to the streets.

When the clock strikes 12(pm) on August 4 princesses will appear in Burnham.

The top three concerns of residents in Taplow, Burnham and the Farnhams were highlighted at The Chiltern and South Bucks Policing Forum on Tuesday (July 12).