The annual Buckingham Dog Show is back this year and we can’t wait to crown the best pooch in town!
Registration will start from 11am and then judging will commence from 12pm. Application forms can be picked up at the registration table on the day or you can print one and fill it out before arriving.
Classes:
- Cutest Puppy 5-12 mths
- Fabulous Fella
- Gorgeous Gal
- Best Rescue
- Dog Most Like Its Owner
- Golden Oldie 7yrs & Over
- Waggiest Tail
- Junior Handler 16yrs & Under
- The winner of each class goes through to Best In Show
£1.50 per class – Cash Only.
There’s also a host of doggy based stalls and entertainment to browse including:
Thank you to our sponsors; Kimberly Cox Behavior & Training Coach, Leaders Estate Agents, Woofs & Washes, Arden Grange, and In The Dog ‘Ouse for helping with this event.
Love basketball? Young people can drop by their local Buckingham basketball courts and train with Coach Jenner, completely free, for five Mondays this summer.
Young people age 8-12 should attend Chandos Park Multi-use games area from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Young people aged 13+ should attend Bourton Park Multi-use games area from 6:45 PM to 7:45 PM
All equipment is provided. Although the sessions will remain drop-in, there will be a maximum number of 15 to 20 participants per session in order to comply with Coronavirus restrictions.
Love basketball? Young people can drop by their local Buckingham basketball courts and train with Coach Jenner, completely free, for five Mondays this summer.
Young people age 8-12 should attend Chandos Park Multi-use games area from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Young people aged 13+ should attend Bourton Park Multi-use games area from 6:45 PM to 7:45 PM
All equipment is provided. Although the sessions will remain drop-in, there will be a maximum number of 15 to 20 participants per session in order to comply with Coronavirus restrictions.
Love basketball? Young people can drop by their local Buckingham basketball courts and train with Coach Jenner, completely free, for five Mondays this summer.
Young people age 8-12 should attend Chandos Park Multi-use games area from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Young people aged 13+ should attend Bourton Park Multi-use games area from 6:45 PM to 7:45 PM
All equipment is provided. Although the sessions will remain drop-in, there will be a maximum number of 15 to 20 participants per session in order to comply with Coronavirus restrictions.
Love basketball? Young people can drop by their local Buckingham basketball courts and train with Coach Jenner, completely free, for five Mondays this summer.
Young people age 8-12 should attend Chandos Park Multi-use games area from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Young people aged 13+ should attend Bourton Park Multi-use games area from 6:45 PM to 7:45 PM
All equipment is provided. Although the sessions will remain drop-in, there will be a maximum number of 15 to 20 participants per session in order to comply with Coronavirus restrictions.
Love basketball? Young people can drop by their local Buckingham basketball courts and train with Coach Jenner, completely free, for five Mondays this summer.
Young people age 8-12 should attend Chandos Park Multi-use games area from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Young people aged 13+ should attend Bourton Park Multi-use games area from 6:45 PM to 7:45 PM
All equipment is provided. Although the sessions will remain drop-in, there will be a maximum number of 15 to 20 participants per session in order to comply with Coronavirus restrictions.
We are so sorry to let you all know that this events has been cancelled due to the adverse weather conditions.
Buckingham Town Council have installed a new wheelchair and pushchair accessible picnic benches at Bourton Park, thanks to funding from local group, Buckingham AccessforAll. The bench was designed and assembled by the Town Council’s Greenspaces Team using locally source timber.
Cllr. Ruth Newell, Chair of Environment Committee, said: “This is a great addition to Bourton Park and we thank AccessforAll for funding this Picnic Bench. It looks great and will be well used.”
Mr. Ed Grimsdale, Secretary of AccessforAll said: “Our Access Group wanted to set an example by raising some money to buy something which would be useful both for disabled people resident in Buckingham and the town’s visitors. It decided to buy an accessible park bench because there’s a legal duty under the discrimination acts to make such provision but also it’s fun to be included, to be sat with friends around the 
same table sharing a picnic in the fresh air. The Town Council’s Estate Manager responded with enthusiasm and suggested that he and his team could design and make a great bench that would be better value and more durable that anything currently on the market.
Thus, the new, rugged BUCKINGHAM ACCESSIBLE PICNIC BENCH has been built and installed in Bourton Park.”
