About WABC
Bringing Winslow Together
The Winslow Association for Business and Community connects local businesses, residents, community organisations and visitors. We promote events, celebrate heritage and support initiatives that help shape the future of our historic market town.
From the Market Square to the surrounding countryside, we work to ensure Winslow remains a wonderful place to live, visit and do business.
Explore Winslow
Find What You’re Looking For
About WABC
Walk Through Winslow’s Story
Follow a numbered route around the old town, scanning QR codes at each location to unlock photographs, stories and enriched historical detail — from 16th-century thatched cottages to Winslow Hall, designed by Sir Christopher Wren.
Printed trail maps are available from the station and along the route — or download and bring your own.
Family Activity
An Adventure for Younger Explorers
Families can follow a trail around Winslow packed with clues, questions and activities designed for younger visitors. Simply scan the QR code at the start to receive your trail map and let the adventure begin.
A perfect family day out — whether you are arriving on the new East West Rail line or are already a local discovering the town in a new way.
Plan Your Visit
Discover Our Historic Market Town
Winslow is a charming Buckinghamshire market town with centuries of character, independent shops, community events and some of England’s most beautiful historic buildings.
Historic Market Square
The heart of Winslow, home to regular markets, community events, live music and social gatherings throughout the year — reinventing the traditional high street as a place to meet and enjoy.
Independent Businesses
From high-street premises to home-based traders, Winslow has a thriving community of independent businesses with character and expertise you won’t find in a retail park.
East West Rail — Coming Soon
Winslow’s new railway station on the East West Rail line will connect the town to Oxford, Cambridge and beyond, making it easier than ever to visit and explore.
Heritage & Architecture
From 16th-century thatched cottages to Winslow Hall — designed by Sir Christopher Wren — the town’s history is present at every turn.
Get Involved
Supporting Local Business and Community
Winslow is home to over 65 local businesses — from high-street premises to home-based enterprises. WABC helps connect them with residents, visitors and each other, while supporting community groups and initiatives across the town.
Whether you run a business, lead a community group or simply care about Winslow’s future, there is a place for you in our network.
About WABC
Walk Through Winslow’s Story
Follow a numbered route around the old town, scanning QR codes at each location to unlock photographs, stories and enriched historical detail — from 16th-century thatched cottages to Winslow Hall, designed by Sir Christopher Wren.
Printed trail maps are available from the station and along the route — or download and bring your own.