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Aylesbury in Bloom Schools' Competition winners revealed
Ashmead School has been named the overall winner of the Aylesbury in Bloom Schools' Competition 2026 following this year's awards presentation,
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Aylesbury School achieves national accreditation for excellence in education technology
Elmhurst School, part of Great Learners Trust, has been awarded a prestigious accreditation in recognition of its excellence in the strategic use of education technology to enhance teaching, learning and school leadership.
RSPCA caring for 20 rabbits after a number were dumped in a country park
Ten pet rabbits were rescued by the RSPCA after they were dumped in a park in High Wycombe - and now mum has given birth to ten kits bringing the total to 20!
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Aylesbury MP calls for 'urgent alternative' ahead of impending Post Office closure
Aylesbury’s MP has called on the Post Office to find an alternative town centre site for its counter ahead of the closure of its central counter.
Aylesbury Vale couple to celebrate 75th anniversary after meeting as teenagers
A couple living in the Aylesbury Vale area are about to celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary having met as teenagers.
Bucks Council keeps controversial planning policy after heated scrutiny meeting
A call for formal scrutiny of Buckinghamshire Council’s decision to stop publishing public comments on planning applications has been removed from a motion following a heated debate.
Family pays tribute to 'very special' wife and mother who died after Stoke Mandeville Hospital crash
The family of a woman who died after being involved in a collision in Aylesbury last week, have paid tribute to their loved one.
Delays Expected as Lorry Hits Railway Bridge
A lorry became wedged under the railway bridge on the A4129 Longwick Road at around 8:00am this morning, forcing the road to close.
Bucks Council announces five-year support plan for residents
Bucks Council has released a new plan on how it can support its residents over the next five years.
Ice, accidents and children crossing - photos show famous Aylesbury roads through the years from as far back as 1947
Aylesbury has some well-known roads named after nearby locations and this collection of photos from the Bucks Herald archives shows them from over the years.
Tributes paid to 'lovely' late former Bucks Council chief executive
Tributes have been paid to a former Buckinghamshire County Council chief executive who died last month.
Police end search for wanted missing woman from Berkhamsted with Aylesbury links
Hertfordshire Constabulary has ended its appeal asking for the public’s help locating a wanted woman from Berkhamsted with links to Aylesbury.
Suspected cocaine dealer arrested in Aylesbury after police search
A man was arrested in Aylesbury and remains suspected of dealing drugs in the town.
Dog dies after suspected animal welfare incident in Aylesbury as police investigate linked assault
A dog died after a suspected animal welfare incident in an Aylesbury neighbourhood, Thames Valley Police confirmed.
Bucks Council launches new five-year plan for residents
The new Corporate Plan is centred around the theme of building a 'stronger Buckinghamshire together'.
CCTV image released following indecent exposure in Aylesbury
Police say the man may have information in connection with the incident.
Chesham MP made chair of new Chalk Streams All-Party Parliamentary Group
Sarah Green was elected at the group's inaugural meeting yesterday (15/07).
Thames Valley Police assigned Level One under new Policing Performance System
Thames Valley Police has been assigned Level One under a new Policing Performance System.
Operation Raise the Colours: Bucks Council Leader reasserts position
The council will not spend taxpayer money removing flags unless they are unsafe.
‘Children are being manipulated and placed in dangerous situations’ with 11,600 at risk of exploitation through county lines
Crimestoppers is exposing the hidden exploitation of children linked to county lines and encouraging the public to speak up safely and anonymously.