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The name derives from the numerous Beech trees which are to be found. The home county of Chequers the country residence of the Prime Minister. Buckinghamshire covers an area of 726 square miles and has a population of over 600,000. The county town is Aylesbury, a fine market town in the south of the county. Those born in Aylesbury are known as Aylesbury Ducks with reference to the breed of white waterfowl native of that town and area. Other major towns in the county are Milton Keynes, one of the youngest of all the New Towns striving to become a city, Buckingham, High Wycombe, Beaconsfield and Olney. Olney is synonymous with a pancake race which each year is run between the ladies of the town. Bletchley Park, now part of Milton Keynes, was the headquarters of British Military Intelligence during the Second World War and still contains some of the top secret equipment used to crack enemy codes. You will find a variety of Bed & Breakfast accommodation here. Traditional B&Bs, homestays, farmstays, luxury lodges, self catering cottages, cabins, and apartments, inns, guest houses, B & B hotels and charming boutique accommodation.