End of the line

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End of the Line



End of the Line Rebecca Thorp


Another commuter town at the end of the line







There are little gems trying hard but generally the community has been ripped apart by large commerce moving out and the work environment has mainly deserted the township. I feel Chesham has become largely a dormitory town with many people traveling beyond its boundary. It is pretty and has a good heart but the edges are splintered. Peter Sadler



We are a real community. The good and the bad. We care about where we live and each other. Vicki Batterbury





There is something magical about Chesham, something unique and powerful about it, connected to one of the great modern cities of our age by train link and roads, and yet still defiantly a community in it’s own right. Julius Fawcett





We can’t change it’s history, we can’t change it’s location, perhaps some of it’s beauty can be blighted but as a community it is a few degrees no better or worse than any other. Peter Sadler





As what Chesham has done - how about being the first place outside London to have an X-ray machine. Chesham hosptial did us proud there. Helen Piper





From Chesham I got with a man, had a baby and he is the biggest dead beat dad I’ve ever met. Kerry Young



Things change, times change, it’s not any worse or any better, just different. Carol Maguire






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