EventsUpcoming
Village Hall
Village Hall Car Park
Committee Room, HVH
Youth & Community Centre
Baptist Church
NewsLatest
;)
;)
By Haddenham Webteam - 2nd July 2015 8:00pm
Haddenham is well used to film crews and all manner of 'dodgy goings on at the vicarage' when our village turns temporarily into Midsomer Oaks and Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby appears, sniffing around for clues.
But we're slightly less familiar with the sight of a wonderful old red bus, when it turns up posing for photographs at Church End.
Even more intriguing when one of the drivers and co-owners turns out to be none other than BBC Radio 2 presenter, Ken Bruce!
From pop master to Routemaster, eh Ken?
Ken co-owns a large number of single and double-decker buses from yesteryear, along with his BBC colleague and friend, Steve Madden, who lives here in Haddenham.
There was definitely a glint in Ken's eye, matching that from the top of his famous polished pate.
Any more hairs, please? .... ding, ding!
Click on either image to see an enlarged version.
popular recent storiesAlso in the news
Churches Together in Haddenham Good Friday, 7th April 10:00 Procession of Witness from Townsend Green followed by service at 11:00am at St. Mary's Church led by Revd Keith Edwards Easter Morning, 9th April 06:30 Sunrise Service in the Baptist burial ground led by Revd Cassa Messervy followed by breakfast in the Baptist Schoolroom Haddenham Baptist Church Maundy..
The Village Hall Users Group would greatly appreciate your participation in a brief survey regarding the Village Hall's transition to the use of solar panels. Your input will help us gauge community interest in this sustainable energy solution. Thank you for your time and consideration. Please find the survey https://www.surveymonkey.co.u...
...Damned If You Don't!The challenges of moderating a community Facebook pageSocial media has tremendous benefits, but it also presents some significant challenges.Haddenham dotNetThe Haddenham dotNet Facebook page has existed since 2016 and now has a following of over 5,000 local residents. In some ways the platform has become "the local newspaper" as fewer people...