Wendover, Buckinghamshire, UK. 6th February, 2025. The Wendover Memorial Woodland in Wendover, Buckinghamshire has been closed due to HS2 High Speed Rail 2 work. The memorial trees in the woodland were planted by the Iain Rennie Hospice at Home Project (now the Rennie Grove Hospice) in memory of lost loved ones including children. Sadly families are no longer able to access it. The entrance sign for the woodland has been removed, there is instead a no entry sign and the gate is now padlocked shut. It is not know if or when this woodland will reopen. A third of the memorial woodland there has a

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