Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment in Buckinghamshire

Ukat is proud to offer Addiction Treatment services in Buckinghamshire. The County of Buckinghamshire, lies within England in Buckinghamshire. Buckinghamshire’s local attractions include Hellfire Caves, Bekonscot, Places of interest in Buckinghamshire, Stowe House, and Emberton Country Park. A number of waterways and rivers such as River Great Ouse, Jubilee River, Weston Turville Reservoir, Frays River, and River Thames are located within Buckinghamshire.

• Located in Buckinghamshire, Buckinghamshire forms part of South Bucks in England.
• Buckinghamshire is associated with county districts including Milton Keynes, and Buckinghamshire.
• Local government Civil Parishes in the County of Buckinghamshire include Seer Green, Grendon Underwood, Winslow, Great Brickhill, and Great Missenden.
• Buckinghamshire’s administrative wards and subdivisions also include Bowerdean, Micklefield and Totteridge.
• County’s such as Buckinghamshire are divided into parliamentary constituencies such as Milton Keynes North (UK Parliament constituency), Amersham (UK Parliament constituency), Buckinghamshire (UK Parliament constituency), Beaconsfield (UK Parliament constituency), and South Buckinghamshire (UK Parliament constituency).
• The Flag Of Buckinghamshire is the flag of the English County of Buckinghamshire.
• The County of Buckinghamshire additionally includes hamlets such as Lye Green, Woodham, Burston, Wheeler End, and Beacon’s Bottom its administrative area.
• The County of Buckinghamshire also amalgamated villages such as Coleshill, Shalstone, Turweston, Middle Claydon, and Whitchurch within its boundaries.
• Villages in Buckinghamshire, include Chenies, Radclive, New Bradwell, Westcott, and Boveney.
• Just as importantly villages such as Aston Clinton, Woolstone, Ludgershall, Preston Bissett, and Ley Hill are also found within Buckinghamshire
• Buckinghamshire is formed by a number of settlements including Medmenham, Dorney, Taplow, Bourne End, Chiltern Hills, Hambleden, and Marlow.
• Other towns including Winslow, Princes Risborough, Buckingham, Marlow, and Beaconsfield can be found within the County of Buckinghamshire.
• Well-known schools in Buckinghamshire are The E-ACT Burnham Park Academy, and The PACE Centre.
• Informal learning environments in Buckinghamshire include the Milton Keynes Museum, and Quainton Windmill.
• Tindal Centre, and Milton Keynes University Hospital catchment areas includes Buckinghamshire.
• Hedsor House, Stockgrove Country Park, and Harleyford Manor are popular with Buckinghamshire residents and known through out England.
• Within Buckinghamshire roads and infastructure include A41 road, M40 corridor, and M40 motorway.
• The County of Buckinghamshire is bordered to the west, by Hertfordshire, and Bedfordshire
• The County of Buckinghamshire is bordered by Oxfordshire to the east.
• Bordering the County of Buckinghamshire and to the south Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, and Northamptonshire are immediately adjacent.
• Adjoining Buckinghamshire to the north, Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Middlesex, Greater London, and Greater London are a short-distance.
• Unusual (and unique) places within Buckinghamshire include Cholesbury Camp, Bradwell Abbey, and Lenborough Hoard.
• Situated in Buckinghamshire, notable heritage assets include Boarstall, Wycombe Abbey, Pond Park, Newland Park, and Hall Barn.
• The churches within Buckinghamshire include the well known St Mary’s Church, All Saints Church, and Tickford Priory.
• The history of Buckinghamshire has Holy Trinity Church, Newport Pagnell Rural District, Bernwood Forest, Samuel Luke, and Wing Rural District.
• A number of companies including Rebellion Beer Company, The Share Centre, and King of Shaves in the County of Buckinghamshire.
• Friars Square is a major retail center point of commerce in Buckinghamshire.
• Heart East, Heart Four Counties, Heart 103.3, MKFM, and BBC East deliver broadcast media to the local Buckinghamshire community.