A national award was presented to Lent Rise Combined School on Thursday for its work in supporting pupils who suffer from epilepsy. The school in Coulson Way, Burnham, was chosen as the winner of the Epilepsy Action award, known as an 'Edward', after being nominated by 10-year-old Megan Akehurst, who suffers from the condition. She said: "I am so pleased the school has won an Edward.
Camouflage-painted children at a Burnham school stood to attention as they enjoyed a visit from a special guest. Soldier Stephen Wells, a staff car driver based in Aldershot, has been visiting Priory School in Orchard Avenue for eight years. He gives pupils talks on the different types of camouflage used to protect soldiers as part of the school's 'living things' module.
Making a success of the £2.7m Burnham Park Hall is the biggest challenge facing the village, according to the new parish chairman. David Pepler, who was chosen by parish councillors to replace Lin Hazell as chairman on Monday, says the community facility which opened in July 2010 needs more bookings in order to operate successfully. The 68-year-old, of Hag Hill Rise, Taplow,

























