Target editor Andy West takes over the community magazine leaving sub-editor Barrie Penfold to write her last words after 30 years in the role. Front page story features the new play equipment which has been installed at Watery Lane and news that Linda Melton is retiring as headteacher at Wye Valley School. Wooburn Residents Association feature its fund raising plans for Christmas lights around Wooburn Green.

Great news makes a Stop Press item on the front page. Target has appointed a new editor who will start work on the next issue for June/July. Welcome to Andy West. Barrie Penfold is still involved as Managing Editor.

Start of a new Target year and this one is volume 46. In the first edition of 2010 for the months of February and March you can read about a project to make a dark alley safe, coping with the snow in the marina, prize-winner at No 25, booking rates for the new rooms in the library, jazz in the centre bar celebrates ten years, Spain inspires local artist, sequence dancing ends after 47 years, co-operative food opens with a flourish, Target goes far-afield to Rome, fundraising highlights and official opening of the new bar at the community centre. Plus all the regular features like group members, village calendar and centre attractions.

Editor: Andy West
Managing Editor: Barrie Penfold

Advertising & Production: Sue Ambrose

Distribution: Barrie Penfold

Target magazine Volume 45 Issue 6 - Dec 2009/Jan 2010. In this issue: Olivia's Xmas Lights, Bourne End Residents Association, marina Life, Wooburn & Bourne End Parish Council, Target far afield, Facts dates & more, RIP Helen Oram+Sheila Christy+John Lunnon, Charlie's balloon was a Royal find, Inner Wheel tea with a message, Ann's figures will catch the eye, Children's page, BEJSC SCAN, Diamond Anniversary in 2010, Literary opening for new library, Carnival names, Death on the branch line, Little Marlow Parish Council, Cliveden Maze takes shape, New shops open on The Parade, Section News, Group members keep in touch, Calendar of Village events, 100 years of scouting in Wooburn

Target magazine Volume 45 Issue 5 - October/November 2009. In this issue:New library opens, Wooburn Residents Assoc, Marina Life, Wooburn & Bourne End Parish Council, Target far afield, tree planting at St Paul's School, RIP Tony Butler & Diane Goodchild, Ruby Anniversary for Bourne End Horticultural Society, MP Dominic Grieve checks winning ideas @ St Paul's, summer fun At Cores End, Children's Page, BEJSC SCAN, Annual Horticultural Society, 25th anniversary of Bourne End Day Centre, Fun Day at Wooburn Park, 30 years at No 25, Carnival Memories, New look at the Community Centre, Little Marlow Parish Council, Wooburn's Raft Champions, 125th Anniversary of the Upper Thames Sailing Club, Section News, Group Members keep in touch, Fern Lane, Calendar of Village events, new footpath signs.

Target magazine Volume 45 Issue 4 - August/September 2009. In this issue: Dominic Grieve visits Blind Lane park, Marina Life, Memories of the Branch Line, Top Allotment holders, Awards trip pays dividends for Wye Valley School, Football girls triumph at Wembley, Strolling players delight the children, a blessing of Go Gos, Carnival memories, on our river, concert is classic in every sense, there is a corner of France that is forever England.

Target magazine Volume 45 Issue 3 - June/July 2009. In this issue: Support our local shops, Planning Issues, Marina Life, Cliveden Maze, Summar Ball Stars, Little Marlow Art Show, Road Safety Award, Day Centre Anniversary

As the August/September 2007 issue of the community magazine skimmed through the printing press the headline story announced that this was the 250th issue. Front page congratulations came from Community Association president Penny Walsh. At the same time she encouraged readers to pay for their magazine and help towards the printing and production costs. Copies of the community magazine are available from the Community Centre and the cover price is 50p. As the president said “What can you get for 50p these days. Target gives you loads of information and some fascinating reading.”