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Bushey

In England, Bushey is a Hertfordshire town in the borough of Hertsmere. On the Middlesex and Hertfordshire border at the A409 and the A4140 junction, the highest point in Middlesex was in Bushey Heath. Queens' School, Bushey Meads School and Bushey Academy (known as Bushey Hall), of which the first two generally do well in comparison with other schools in the county, are the state secondary schools. The site of the famous Purcell School, a school for young musicians known for turning out successful musicians, is in Bushey.

Bushey and Bushey Heath feature as backdrops for many film and TV shows as it is near several Borehamwood and Elstree film studios. Warren Lake, a duck pond which in 1992 was restored after falling into dereliction, is in Bushey Heath. Returned near Melbourne Road to rent a studio and cottages, Herkomer in 1873 had visited in Bushey a friend who lived. He founded in 1883, Bushey's Herkomer's School of Art, which attracted to the area some students, some of whom in its life of 21-years stayed after establishing studios of their own.

When it was almost demolished, Lululaund dominated the Bushey skyline until 1939; much of the woodwork and carvings from the castle were burnt and a lot of the building for Bovingdon Airfield as hardcore was used. On the Harrow London Borough boundary, reaching 165 metre (541 ft) elevations above sea level, Bushey Heath is a neighbourhood south east of Bushey. During a food shortage, Bushey Heath's story begins in the Napoleonic Wars.

Because after the Second World War, much of the Bushey land around and in under the Metropolitan Green Belt was protected, the expansion died down. Up to the 18th century, the lack of Bushey Heath's farming meant that it was a wooded area, and this meant that the history of Bushey Heath is full of tales of highwaymen, even murder, and thieves, added to the police and street lighting lack. The Driving Instructor Confessions' latter half is shot on the roads between Bushey and Elstree, finishing at 'Bushey Breakers' in the car dump, and many of the episodes of The Avengers include around Bushey location shots.

It was subdivided by the Local Government Act 1894 into two: became the parish of 'Bushey Rural' was the part outside, and the part which was within Watford became the 'Bushey Urban' parish, in the Watford Rural District. Despite on its doorstep having Watford and being close to London, Bushey retains the small town feeling and events such as the quarter marathon and Festival of Bushey which in July is held and the produce and flower show of the Horticultural Society reinforce this. The old Boys Royal Masonic School, later the International University, in the Avenue, have been used in films over a period of time, including, Nuns on the Run, Out of Bounds, Children of Men and Harry Potter, include historic buildings in Bushey.