Community

Bledlow is the largest of the three villages in the parish, with Holy Trinity as the largest of the three churches. It is set in the heart of  the village with the rectory next door to it and the congregation is very much at the centre of village life. 

Bledlow has a village hall, which is run profitably as a charity by unpaid volunteers. The Lions of Bledlow in Bledlow is a classic old English village pub and is used, along with the church, regularly to record scenes for television programmes and films. Together with the church it is another place of gathering for people in the village and participates in the social events within the village. Our church members make a positive contribution to village life, hosting and organising many of the events important in the life of the community and this is well received across the wider parish. This provides opportunities for engagement with the community and to serve people at key points in their lives.

Saunderton stretches over three miles long, with most of its population close to the railway station - at the opposite end of the village from St Mary & St Nicholas. 

Horsenden is a hamlet and is closest to Princes Risborough and its railway station. The church, St Michael & All Angels, is the smallest of the three churches.

Princes Risborough, which is immediately adjacent to the parish, is a small attractive market town below the western slopes of the Chiltern Hills.