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‘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.
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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.
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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.
£20m school with capacity for 492 pupils, including SEND provision, officially opened in Aylesbury
A £20 million primary school with places for nearly 500 children has been officially opened in Aylesbury.
Claydons solar action group to attend summit in Parliament
They'll be giving a presentation on their opposition of Rosefield Solar Farm.
Report finds Thames Valley Police and Bucks Fire and Rescue “not fully prepared” for threat of cyberattacks
A report has found that police forces and fire and rescue services across the country are “not fully prepared” for the threat of cyberattacks.
Overnight closure continues on Tring Road as part of A41 corridor works
Tring Road will be closed overnight this week as part of work on the A41 corridor to the south of the town, as part of the development of the new Woodlands roundabout.
Men who stole goods from Aylesbury warehouse arrested after crashing car while being pursued by police
Two men who stole goods from a warehouse in Aylesbury were arrested after crashing a car while being pursued by police.
Aylesbury man hit with £400 fine for helping drug dealer to conceal his money
A man from Aylesbury has been hit with a £400 fine for helping a drug dealer to conceal his money.
Broadband customers face £48-a-year bill shock in April despite being locked into contracts
Millions of UK households face another round of broadband price increases in April 2027, prompting fresh calls for a ban on mid-contract hikes that have already cost consumers millions.
Aylesbury United tell us about their legacy and their future
As an exhibition celebrating their history continues this week, Community lead Simon Lacey explains why football's more than just a game.
Government emergency advice: £29.99 Amazon wind-up radio tested
The Government's new emergency advice recommends keeping a wind-up radio and torch at home in case power, phone and internet services fail. I've tested a compact £29.99 Amazon gadget that combines both, along with several other useful emergency features.
Pet owners urged to keep animals safe and cosy during Storm Austen
The RSPCA is urging animal owners to follow advice to keep pets, livestock and wildlife safe as the Met Office warns Storm Austen will bring strong winds across the UK today (October 23) with Storm Boelo bringing severe weather at the weekend.
Have your say on options for walking, cycling and wheeling route between Haddenham and Thame
Residents are being invited to have their say as part of a survey on future options for a walking, cycling and wheeling route between Haddenham and Thame.
Flooding Minister visits Buckinghamshire town as government steps up draught and flood protection efforts
Flooding Minister Emma Hardy MP was welcomed to Buckingham as part of ongoing efforts to secure better flood protection for the town and improve resilience to extreme weather events.