Mr Clayton speaking with Frank Ryan. “Well, of course, this house is in the parish of Braughing;  all this side of the High Street from

During WWII the village was privileged to share its name with HMS Puckeridge, a Hunt Class, Type 2, Destroyer;  built by J S White at

The following extract is taken from A History of the Parish of Standon by Christopher Perowne Vicar of Standon 1934 to 1947 – later Canon Perowne.  Printed

Reverend Christopher Perowne, Vicar of Standon from 1934-1947, author of A History of the Parish of Standon included the following old written account in his book. “In 1810

  Puckeridge is a place of good entertainment for travellers and had formerly a market long since discontinued. Reproduced by kind permission of Alistair Kennedy.

The following extracts are taken from the Diary and Correspondence of Samuel Pepys, F.R.S   Secretary to the Admiralty in the reigns of Charles II and

Ware Penny Post On 27th July 1813 a proposal for the establishment of a local penny post from Ware to Wadesmill, Old Hall Green and

Mail from Puckeridge was normally sent by road to the post town of Ware for sorting and onward despatch. However, for a time in the