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South Central Ambulance gets 138 new vehicles covering Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire and more
A record number of new and replacement ambulances have been delivered to NHS Trusts across England over the past year, boosting frontline capacity and helping paramedics respond to patients faster.
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McDonald's staff support beloved Aylesbury charity with 10-mile litter picking operation
Staff representing a world famous restaurant chain supported an Aylesbury charity on a massive clean up operation in the town.
Man and woman charged with suspected cocaine dealing offences in Aylesbury
A man and woman have been charged with suspected cocaine dealing offences after they were arrested in Aylesbury yesterday.
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Council opens new children's home and supported living site in Aylesbury
A new children’s home and supported living unit are opening in Aylesbury, the local authority confirmed.
East West Rail announces details of last route-wide public consultation
East West Railway Company (EWR Co) has announced details of its final route-wide public consultation on updated plans for the railway linking Oxford, Milton Keynes, Bedford and Cambridge, just weeks after local MP Callum Anderson highlighted local concerns during Transport Questions in Parliament.
Local Funeral Directors Stress No Ties to Hull Controversy
Legacy Funeral Services have expressed their shock and anger over recent events in Hull, stressing that they have no connection to the case.
Easter eggs due to be donated to sick Stoke Mandeville Hospital children stolen from Aylesbury Vale pub
An Aylesbury Vale pub has appealed for help to find the individuals they believe stole Easter eggs which were due to be donated to children at Stoke Mandeville Hospital.
Mains replacement and work on link road project continue as part of Easter roadworks in Aylesbury
Roadworks are continuing across Aylesbury over the Easter period, including a mains replacement on Oakfield Road and work on Wendover Road as part of the South East Aylesbury Link Road (SEALR) project.
Remodeled 17th-century property on sale now in heart of Aylesbury Vale village
A remodeled 17th-century property that blends historic charm with modern living is now on the market in the centre of Quainton.
Man jailed for four years after being found with cocaine and cannabis in Aylesbury
A man has been jailed for four years after being found in possession of cocaine and cannabis in Aylesbury.
Buckingham Football Club signs new lease securing current home until 2059
Buckingham Football Club has signed a new long-term lease, securing their current home through until 2059.
NHS launches new care board covering Buckinghamshire and Thames Valley
The NHS Thames Valley Integrated Care Board has been launched to strengthen health services and give a more consistent approach.
Man arrested for possession and supply of cocaine after Audi stopped in Aylesbury
A man has been arrested for possessing and supplying cocaine after police stopped an Audi in Aylesbury on Monday March 30.
Watch Aylesbury blaze that ripped through caravan and vehicles as eyewitness felt explosions in his home
An eyewitness has reported hearing about half a dozen explosions during a fire that destroyed a caravan and a number of vehicles near to a garden centre in Aylesbury on Sunday March 29.
Marsworth: Kitty is village’s oldest-ever resident at 107!
Marsworth’s oldest-ever resident, Kitty Pinnock, has celebrated her 107th birthday - and she still retains her trademark humour, hearty appetite and zest for life.
Rehoming event taking place in Great Brickhill to help more than 100 hens in need of new homes this Easter
A rehoming event is taking place in Great Brickhill over the Easter weekend, in a bid to help 105 ex-commercial hens find new homes and avoid slaughter.
Father and son clock up more than 337,000 steps in charity walk which passed through Tring
A father and son have clocked up more than 337,000 steps during a charity walk which passed through Tring.
Community groups across Bucks awarded funds from proceeds of sold items seized from criminals
Community groups across Buckinghamshire have been awarded funds from the proceeds of sold items that police seized from criminals.
Assault reported during suspected shoplifting raid on Thame High Street
An incident of suspected shoplifting has been reported at a high street shop in Thame.
Proposal to redraw the Conservation Area boundary in High Wycombe
Buckinghamshire Council is inviting everyone who lives, works, or has an interest in High Wycombe to share their views on proposals to change the boundary of the town’s designated Conservation Area, which was last reviewed in 2011.