A reminder of Ben Hamilton-Baillie’s place-making scheme for Prestwood. Link to original item and some before and after photographs Read More...

GMPRG gave a highly deserved vote of thanks to Carole Eaden for her hard work over the years as Chair of the Group. The meeting welcomed Christopher Black as the new Chairman. Read More...

GMPRG’s response to revised plans for revevelopment around Great Missenden Station Read More...

Following on from the installation of the tourist noticeboard in Great Missenden, extracts from it have been used to put together an A4 3-fold guide, to which GMPRG has contributed funding along with the GMVA. It is also supported by the Roald Dahl Museum, Bucks Council, Missenden Abbey, The Chiltern Society and Chilterns AONB. Read More...

Much of what we use gets discarded when we don’t need it anymore. This installation reminds us that when we leave our litter in the Natural World, it can remain in the land long after we are gone.  To protect the place where we live, we need to reuse, recycle and repurpose. This project was …

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Great Missenden & Prestwood Revitalisation Group (GMPRG) is a voluntary community group, an independent not-for-profit organisation run 100% by local volunteers. As a local stakeholder, GMPRG has a number of points to raise about the development proposals as shown on Great Missenden Station website Read More...

GMPRG’s input to the new sports hall planning application for the Misbourne School. Following a consultation meeting at the school in April 2019 and also input regarding Condition 8 re Lighting on 26 January 2021, below are documents relating to GMPRG’s submission. Read More...

With the installation of a new noticeboard, visitors are now welcomed to Great Missenden in a way that befits the beauty, history and ecology of the village at The Heart of the Chilterns. Read More...

A memorial bench dedicated to John Skrimshire (1941-2016) has been installed close to the Pocket Park on the Buryfield, Great Missenden, where John used to enjoy times with his grandchildren. Read More...

Next steps will focus on wider public support including a survey of commuters using Great Missenden station and local residents. Read More...