WELCOME to Penn & Tylers Green Residents Society’s (P&TGRS) website for the Buckinghamshire villages of Penn and Tylers Green. Our website provides information of the activities, news and developments which affect our community; as well as information about the rich history of Penn and Tylers Green and the work of P&TGRS.

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Scout Post 2024

Scout Post is back, providing a free delivery service for all of your local Christmas Cards in Penn, Tylers Green and Manor Farm. In recent years the Scouts annual charity collection has raised over £5,000 for Wycombe Homeless Connection, One Can Trust, Thames...

Remembrance Day 2024

Nearly 700 local residents, from the very young to the slightly more senior, came together in an act of Remembrance on the common today, 11 November 2024. The service was led by Rev. Samuel S. Thorp of Holy Trinity and St Margarets Churches who led us in prayer for...

Quiz Night

We would love to welcome you to our Quiz Night on February 7 2025 at Tylers Green Village Hall. ...

Community Lunches raise £££ for Charities

Over £2,300 has been donated to charities from the generosity of guests attending the lunches. For the last two years P&TGRS has helped and supported Emma and David Byrne at Tylers Green Village Hall at their popular Community Lunch events. Held on the last Monday...

A History of Pubs in Penn and Tylers Green – New Book Now Available

Miles Green & Andrew Mullis Have just completed a new book on the History of the Pubs of Penn and Tylers Green with Penn Street, Knotty Green and Forty Green and you can buy it from our website. First of all, this is not a guide to local pubs, nor is it a history...