Cutting from 'Bucks Standard' describing Rev. J. O. Snell's Chagrin that £800 was to be spent on a windmill at New Bradwell instead of at a Church in StantonBury. The article also contains details about the church as some of its financial difficulties.

Cutting from 'Mercury and Herald' describing the planned restoration of a stone windmill in New Bradwell after its purchase by Wolverton Urban Council. The article also contains technical details about the mill's structure.

Cutting from 'Bucks Standard' briefly describing the history of the oldest tower mill in Buckinghamshire. The article explains its purchase by the Wolverton UDC in 1949, as well as various technical information about the mill.

Cutting from 'Buckingham Advertiser' briefly describing the need for funding for the restoration of the windmill at New Bradwell, and the contribution of £400 from the Bucks County Council towards the project.

Cutting from 'Evening News' mentioning the contribution of £400 from the Bucks County Council towards the restoration of New Bradwell mill.

Cutting from 'The Star' mentioning the preservation of New Bradwell mill.

Cutting from 'Evening Standard' mentioning the preservation of New Bradwell mill.

Cutting from 'The Star' mentioning the preservation of New Bradwell mill at a cost of £720. The article mentions previous restoration work done to the mill by Wolverton Council, local protests about the expenditure, and that grants had been received from Buckinghamshire County Council towards the cost.

Cutting from 'Bucks Standard' describing decisions made about the further restoration of Bradwell Windmill after discussions held at the Wolverton Urban Council meeting.

Cutting from 'Evening News' describing the installation of a new cap on Bradwell windmill at a cost of £240.

Cutting from 'Bucks Standard' describing the Wolverton Urban Council's decision to abandon full restoreation of Bradwell mill and to simply carry out enough repair work so as to make it look like a functioning mill. The article elaborates on the reasons for the Council's decision.

Cutting from 'Chronicle and Echo' mentioning the retention of the old mill at New Bradwell as part of the urban development done in Milton Keynes.

Cutting from 'Evening News' describing the re-opening of Brill Mill to the public after restoration work done to it by the Brill Society. The article also contains details of the restoration project.

Cutting from 'Bucks Herald' describing the installation of new sails on Brill Windmill after the old ones were damaged in a gale in 1973. The article mentions the Bucks County Council and the Chiltern Society as responsible for the project, and also provides a list of individuals who were involved in the restoration.

Cutting from 'Bucks Herald' describing how Mr. D. Rolfe and Mr. R. Southgate managed to save Brill windmill from collapsing after stong winds by replacing the main shaft.

Cutting from 'Oxford Times' describing the concern voiced over the unsafe conditions at Brill windmill because of the incomplete restoration work there. The article also includes details about other beautification projects in the area.

Cutting from 'Bucks Herald' mentioning a grant of £167 made by the Bucks County Planning Committee towards the repair of Cholesbury windmill. The article also gives a brief history of he mill and previous restoration work done to it.

Cutting from 'Oxford Mail' describing the contribution of Brill Mill to the County Council in 1948 and restoration work done to it thereafter.

Cutting from 'Bucks Herald' describing the concern voiced over the unsafe conditions at Brill windmill because of the incomplete restoration work there. The article also includes details about other beautification projects in the area.

Cutting from 'Bucks Advertiser' describing the conversion of the windmill at Cholesbury into a home for Mr. and Mrs. Job Legg. The article mentions Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Gershom Stewart as owners of the mill, and includes a brief description of the mill's interior.