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CORINTHIAN The Corinthian order is the most ornate and elaborate of the three principal orders of classical Greek architecture. Emerging in Greece during the late 5th century BCE, it is distinguished by its slender fluted columns and richly decorated capitals adorned with acanthus leaves and scroll-like tendrils. According to ancient tradition, the

Wheel Power - Tour de Vale For 22 years, the Tour de Vale has brought together families, leisure riders, club cyclists and experienced endurance participants for a much-loved charity cycling event across Buckinghamshire. With clearly signed routes, dedicated marshals and a welcoming atmosphere, it has earned a strong reputation as an enjoyable and

IONIC The Ionic order is one of the three principal orders of classical Greek architecture and is generally regarded as more elegant and decorative than the Doric order. Originating in the Greek cities of Ionia on the western coast of Asia Minor during the 6th century BCE, it is distinguished by its slender, fluted columns, moulded bases, and capit

New Ambulance Bay Prebendal Close in Aylesbury is a Masonic Housing Association (MHA) development that offers sheltered accommodation for people aged 60 and over, with those aged 55 and above sometimes also considered if they are able to live independently. As the residents are elderly, ambulances are needed from time to time, but limited space had

DORIC  The earliest and simplest Greek order, featuring a sturdy, fluted column with a plain, cushion-like capital.  The Doric order is the oldest and most austere of the classical orders of architecture, originating in mainland Greece around the 7th century BCE. It is distinguished by thick, fluted columns with no base, simple circular capitals, a