STORIES and memories of the Bucks Free Press are flowing in to commemorate our 150th anniversary this year.
We have been looking for readers or old employees with memories of our history, including stories or pictures that made a difference to the public.
The newspaper was set up in December 1856 by chemist, bookseller, stationer and publisher William Butler.
Based in Church Street, High Wycombe, it was known as The South Bucks Free Press.
The newspaper has seen changes in technology since papers were fed into the printing presses by hand and deliveries were made by horse and cart.
The Free Press moved to its fourth location in Station Road, Loudwater, in May last year.
Anyone with any memories or stories can contact bfpnews@london.news quest.co.uk or call 01494 755081.
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