Raising funds for a legal challenge given by David Meacock at St Mary's Church, Amersham.  Tickets in advance Adults £10, Students £6 (£12 & £7 on the door) For more information please call 01753 886006 www.a40music.com. 

 Being held at St Mary’s Church, Amersham 7:30pm (finishing by 9:30pm) Tickets: In Advance: Adults £10, Students £6 from 01753 886005  or via A40 Choir (Bucks) page of www.a40music.com On the door: Adults £12 per person, students £7                   All-time favourites often played by Liberace                                 and Richard Clayderman, including:  BEETHOVEN Moonlight Sonata 1st movt, CHOPIN 3rd Ballade LISZT Liebesträme No. 3 DEBUSSY Clair de Lune MEACOCK Deer Hunter & Onedin Line themes transcriptions   "sheer excitement"; "poetry in the transcriptions"; "much pleasure to be enjoyed from Meacock's elegant articulation" Music Opinion review of St John’s, Smith Square, London recital “It was truly an amazing and memorable recital!” recent London recital in aid of Cancer Research "Meacock is a remarkable virtuoso . . . will be remembered for a long time to come" Tagblatt, Lake Lucerne Switzerland. 

HS2 - the debate continues

Councils launch HS2 challengeMembers of 51m, the alliance of local authorities opposed to HS2, have served a formal letter on the Secretary of State for Transport asking her to rescind her decision to proceed with HS2 and giving notice that they may otherwise challenge the decision by way of judicial review.

 HS2 is NOT a done deal. Bucks County Council, Chiltern District Council, the various Stop HS2 Action Groups and this Association continue to work to fight off HS2. In addition. it is highly probable that there will be legal actions against the flawed processes the Government have used to date on HS2.

HS2 is NOT a done deal. Bucks County Council, Chiltern District Council, the various Stop HS2 Action Groups and this Association continue to work to fight off HS2. In addition. it is highly probable that there will be legal actions against the flawed processes the Government have used to date on HS2.

We are aware that the Department for Transport has started sending out letters to those whose houses will potentially be destroyed by HS2.

Next step - Judicial Review

Martin Tett, Leader of Buckinghamshire County Council, said: "We are a customer-focused authority. The public have told us time after time they want decent roads. Spending money on improving our roads will help boost local businesses and make Buckinghamshire an even more attractive option to visitors and new businesses.

Even the House of Commons Transport Select Committee damns HS2 with faint praise.