The Village Of Widmer End (High Wycombe): Widmer End Village

OUR NEW WIDMER END WEBSITE IS NOW LIVE!

The Village of Widmer End is situated about three miles north of High Wycombe town centre. In the last half century it has grown from a rural hamlet into a commuter suburb while still retaining much of its attractiveness.
It boasts a population of about 2000, a church, a pub, a school, some shops, and a village hall and recreation ground. The latter two are owned by the village itself and are the centre for many sports and social activities.

This is an extract from the previous Widmer End site. A special thanks goes to Neil Graham of Webwyzard, the previous owner if the Widmer End site for the work he has done for our village in the past years.

Village History:
The Village of Widmer End was originally seen as 'Wycombe Were End' on maps dated back to 1766 and it was not until 11 years later that it started to be called Widmere End (the "e" at the end of Widmer was dropped some time after this). Widmer End can be found perched on the Chilton Hills, 600ft above sea level.

A Local contact and business directory: Click Here
If you have a local business or club that you would like added to this directory "free of charge", please send your details to directory@widmerend.co.uk

A Calender of local events: Click Here
(If you would like to add your event(s) to this calendar, please email the details to me: events@widmerend.co.uk

A forum to share our ideas, history and thoughts: Click Here
Please take a look through what is being said and feel free to post you moments. In order to post comments, you will be required to log in through a very simply registration.

In the near future, I also hope to have extracts from our Widmer End News available on this site.

This site is aimed at our community, if you would like to see anything else on this site or should you have any news, facts or information regarding Widmer End or it residents, please do not hesitate to contact me contact@widmerend.co.uk.

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Thank you.
Graham