A programme of visits and talks is published each year with details on this Events page.
Members can book through the on-line booking system http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/buckinghamshire-gardens-trust
or by contacting enquiries@buckinghamshiregardentstrust.org.u
Main points of policy:
· Members can book a ticket for themselves & up to 2 tickets for non-members/guests
· Price of tickets: we operate a price differentiation with guests paying 25% more
· Cancellations – full refund if BGT cancel
· Cancellation of a booking can be requested up to 7 days prior the event. A refund less the booking fee 6.5% plus VAT will be made to original form of payment.
· Cancellations of less than a week will be noted but refunds at discretion of the Event Organiser
· No refunds will be given on day of the event or retrospectively.
A copy of the policy can be found via the Link on the Home page.
Following the formal business of the afternoon, the Revd. Peter Godden has kindly offered to give us a short tour of the church and to tell us about its interesting history.
The church is a 11th century Grade I listed church in the Conservation Area of Monks Risborough. It is described in ‘Pevsners Architectural Guide’ as having a ‘secluded rural character’ and is noted for its Norman Font of typical Aylesbury design. The building is of a flint construction dating from the early 11th century. The peaceful and well kept churchyard has recently be extended with the creation of a wild meadow.
Jo Mirzoeff has written a very interesting article about the Monks Risborough and St. Dunstan’s Park which features an unusual example of a dovecot which John Nash drew when he lived nearby.
The article can be accessed at https://bucksgardenstrust.org.uk/our-news/st-dunstans-park-monks-risborough
After the AGM tea/coffee and cake will then be provided and then you are free to have a walk around the village and visit the Dovecot in the nearby playing field which was drawn by John Nash. Non members are welcome to join us at 2.30pm.
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