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Aylesbury coach begins Commonwealth Games journey with Team England

An experienced swimming coach from Aylesbury has begun his Commonwealth Games campaign after being selected to represent Team England at Glasgow 2026.

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Marks and Spencer launches plans for new food hall in Amersham

Marks & Spencer has unveiled plans for a new food hall between Amersham and Little Chalfont, prompting mixed reactions from residents.

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Small Fire Temporarily Closes Aylesbury Recycling Centre

The Aylesbury Household Recycling Centre on Rabans Lane was temporarily closed this morning (Friday 24 July) after a small fire broke out in a waste container.

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Former Bucks Council leader accuses politician of trying to score 'cheap, nasty points' during debate

A Buckinghamshire councillor accused a fellow member of “effectively” slurring three ward members during a public meeting.

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Amersham fitness centre celebrates 'phenomenal' achievement reaching five million visitor milestone

The Chilterns Lifestyle Centre has welcomed its five millionth leisure visitor.

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Gritters deployed on Buckinghamshire roads to protect roads during soaring summer temperatures

Buckinghamshire residents have been reassured that the sight of gritting vehicles during hot weather does not mean the council has “gone mad”.

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Approval granted for new 13.5m tower at Princes Risborough Fire Station

Plans to build a new steel training tower at Princes Risborough Fire Station have been approved.

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Bucks Council confirms park watering reductions during ongoing hosepipe bans

Buckinghamshire’s parks could become “parched” as the council reduces watering during hosepipe bans, its leader has warned.

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Spend a night under the stars at Waddesdon Manor to help tackle homelessness in Buckinghamshire

People across Buckinghamshire are being invited to swap the comfort of their own bed for a night under the stars at one of the county's most iconic landmarks – all to help raise vital funds for people facing homelessness.

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Police carry out co-ordinated searches targeting organised crime across Bucks

The executed warrants yesterday (23/07) come as part on an ongoing operation.

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Plans for new industrial complex and office at high-tech Aylesbury Vale business park among latest applications

Plans for a new industrial building containing an office at a blue chip Aylesbury Vale business park have been submitted to Bucks Council.

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Bucks Council leader says historic statue should be fixed

High Wycombe’s historic Red Lion Statue still remains without a tail.

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Newly installed raised table in Amersham to be replaced

The existing structure has already been removed after it was not built as intended.

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Where homes could be built in Aylesbury as council releases 91,000 property plan for consultation

Bucks Council has opened a six-week consultation period on its major development plan for the county.

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Mid Buckinghamshire MP calls for action as historic hotel remains burnt-out five years after blaze

A historic Buckinghamshire hotel remains a burnt-out shell almost five years after it was devastated by a fire, prompting renewed calls for action to secure its future.

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The RAF Halton Corporal shipping containers worth of donations to Sierra Leone

Emile-Josiah Bangura MBE tells Bucks Radio about his mission to give school supplies, sanitary items and even football kit to young people in need - all out of his own pocket.

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Amersham crossing must be rebuilt at £200k cost after it was not 'built as intended'

A newly installed raised table in Amersham will be removed and will have to be replaced after it was not built as intended.

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Thames Valley Police chief's response to reports of early release following death of PC Andrew Harper

Thames Valley Police Chief Constable Jason Hogg has expressed his concern following reports that Albert Bowers and Jessie Cole, who were convicted of the manslaughter of PC Andrew Harper in 2020, may be eligible for early release from prison.

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Don’t miss chance to have final say on Buckinghamshire draft Local Plan consultation

Residents and organisations are being urged to have their final say on Buckinghamshire Council’s draft Local Plan.

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Pictures: Magnificent family home in Tring with swimming pool and stunning views

If a home with a swimming pool is what you need to cool off during a heatwave then this property could be for you.