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Landlord thanks firefighters after their quick work stops blaze spreading to thatched roof of Buckinghamshire pub
The landlord of a Buckinghamshire village pub with a thatched roof has thanked firefighters for their quick actions to contain a chimney fire.
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Latest Bucks crime figures reveal almost 15% increase in drug offences
It comes as part of recently released Thames Valley Police data detailing recorded crimes over the last year.
Six-bed Rothschild heritage home on the market now in village near Tring
A six-bed Rothschild heritage home is on the market now in a village near Tring.
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Leighton-Linslade family 'lost and distressed' as councils stop farm centre placements for youngsters with special needs
A Leighton-Linslade family has been left "devastated" after council decisions to stop "lifeline" placements at a farm centre.
Date announced for opening of Lace Hill Health Centre
The finish line's finally in sight for the long-awaited Buckingham facility.
Bucks Lib Dems say the county will be left behind if not involved in devolution deal
It comes as neighbouring authorities pursue a devolution deal.
Plans for another 150 new homes off Buckingham Park and Berryfields estates in Aylesbury among latest applications
Plans have been submitted for up to 150 new homes on land north of Prince Rupert Drive in Aylesbury, including public open space, landscaping and new infrastructure.
Woman treated by paramedics following flat fire in Aylesbury
A woman was treated by paramedics following a fire in Willow Road, Aylesbury yesterday. (Oct 27)
Man arrested with Class A drugs after attempting to flee police in Aylesbury
A man driving a moped in Aylesbury was arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply cocaine and other driving offences.
“Buckingham has looked after me”: Manager of restaurant hit by fire thanks community as it prepares to reopen
The manager of a Buckingham restaurant that was forced to close after a fire at the weekend has thanked the community for their support as it prepares to reopen.
Council leader says Bucks is not being "left behind" over devolution
The leader of Buckinghamshire Council has rejected accusations that the county is being left behind as neighbouring authorities pursue a devolution deal.
‘Wrong plan: wrong site’: Community group preparing legal challenge to proposed asylum accommodation development at MOD Bicester
A community campaign group is preparing a legal challenge against the Government over its decision not to carry out an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the proposed asylum accommodation development at MOD Bicester.
Police find cocaine hidden in coca-cola can
Thames Valley Police made the discovery after a vehicle stop in Aylesbury.
Domestic Violence Advocate car service now operating in Bucks
It comes as part of an initiative by the charity Aurora New Dawn.
Sign goes up as Matalan moves step closer to opening new store in Aylesbury
Matalan has moved a step closer to opening its new store in Aylesbury, after a sign for the retailer was put up overnight.
Man arrested for drug offences after warrant executed in Aylesbury
A man has been arrested for drug offences after police executed a warrant at an address in Aylesbury yesterday (Monday).
Buckingham restaurant forced to close after blaze breaks out in flat above premises
A Buckingham restaurant has been forced to close until further notice after a fire broke out in a flat above its premises.
Police take the fizz out of Aylesbury drug dealer's cocaine stash hidden in Coca-Cola can
A drug dealer who used a Cola-Cola can to conceal 24 wraps of cocaine has been sentenced to jail after being caught in the act in Aylesbury.
Police search for owner of “friendly” Rottweiler found in Aylesbury
Officers from the Aylesbury Neighbourhood Policing Team have found a stray dog who has been making herself at home in their office.
Council considering best way of securing "strong future" for theatre with Waterside contract expiring in 2028
Buckinghamshire Council says it is considering the best way of securing “a strong future” for the county’s theatres, ahead of the Waterside’s contract expiring in 2028.