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Wallaby spotted in Hertfordshire could be from Whipsnade Zoo
A wallaby native to Australia has been filmed hopping around Berkhamsted in Hertfordshire, with some speculating it could be linked to some which escaped from Whipsnade Zoo.
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Watch as wallaby native to Australia is caught on camera hopping around Berkhamsted
A wallaby native to Australia has been filmed hopping around upmarket Berkhamsted in Hertfordshire.
Weston Turville property hits the market at just under £2m with swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi, and more
A luxurious property in Aylesbury Vale has hit the market with a valuation that is just shy of £2 million.
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Second sexual assault and robbery probe launched as another pensioner targeted
A second sexual assault and robbery investigation has been launched in the space of a week in a Buckinghamshire town.
'Pothole hell' continues in Buckinghamshire as road maintenance reports treble
Reports of potholes on Buckinghamshire’s roads have trebled after a wet winter, with crumbling roads leaving drivers facing delays and damage to their cars.
Anti-SLAPP law: how ‘legal bullying’ lawsuit litigation is silencing UK journalists and harming democracy
Today (April 15) media outlets across the country are joining a Day of Action to call for the UK Government to include anti-SLAPP protections in the forthcoming King’s Speech ⚖️
Aylesbury police officers announce five suspected shoplifting arrests
Police officers in Aylesbury have made several arrests as part of the local force’s crackdown on shoplifting.
Second elderly man allegedly sexually assaulted and robbed in same Aylesbury neighbourhood
A second alleged theft which involved an elderly man being reportedly sexually assaulted has been reported in the same Aylesbury neighbourhood.
Former Thames Valley police officer allegedly had 'naughty' sex with colleague at Hertfordshire station
A former Hertfordshire and Thames Valley Police officer was found to have committed gross misconduct following a review.
Appeal launched amid concern for welfare of missing Bucks 30-year-old
An appeal has been launched amid concern for the welfare of a missing 30-year-old from Aylesbury.
Council prosecutes three local shopkeepers in crackdown on trading standards offences
Buckinghamshire Council has taken action against three individuals from separate businesses across the county for serious breaches of trading standards law, including the sale of illegal goods and selling goods to a minor.
High Wycombe shopkeeper must pay more than £2,000 for sale of illegal cigarettes
A High Wycombe shopkeeper has been ordered to pay more than £2,000 after illegal cigarettes were found at his shop.
Image released in probe after man in seventies robbed and sexually assaulted
An image has been released in a probe after a man in his seventies was sexually assaulted and robbed in an Aylesbury street.
Bucks Mind offering fully funded Mental Health First Aid training
In partnership with Bucks council, the charity are offering courses in May and June this year.
Man, 60s, arrested for ‘possessing indecent images of children’
A man aged in his 60s was arrested by Aylesbury police on suspicion of possessing indecent images of children
Live Facial Recognition vans in Aylesbury
The van is in Market Square today Monday (13/04).
McDonald's staff help volunteers clear up 42 bags worth of rubbish and litter
Staff from the Aylesbury McDonald's took part in a litter picking effort, working with other volunteers to clear up 42 bags worth of rubbish
Vandals damage equipment worth more than £11,000 in Princes Risborough Park
The incident happened at the King George V Park in Wellington Avenue on Thursday evening (9/04).
All the council's roadworks in Aylesbury and beyond as schools reopen
Bucks Council has released its upcoming roadworks schedule for the week which coincides with schools reopening after the Easter break.
Concerns raised with 'invasive' raised decking on Chesham property
Concerns have been raised over a raised decking structure at the back of a home in Chesham, with a neighbour claiming it “invades” their privacy.