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Bucks motorists using the M40 warned about impact of £23m year-long works
Motorists in Bucks who use the M40 could face overnight and full road closures during a £23 million refurbishment of Loudwater Viaduct, with work due to finish in autumn 2027.
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Voice of Bucks resident used to raise awareness of often-invisible cancer
It comes as part of a film launched to mark World Neuroendocrine Cancer day (10/11).
Conservatives select candidate to represent Aylesbury at next general election
The Conservatives have selected a businesswoman to try to reclaim Aylesbury, after Labour overturned a decades-long Tory hold at the last general election.
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Reporting and intelligence system helping police increase shoplifting arrests.
It's according to Thames Valley Police's police and crime commissioner.
Princes Risborough Town Council speak out after anti-social behaviour incidents
They're reminding the public to report incidents to police.
Bucks MP asking residents to get in touch with everyday frustrations
Callum Anderson will be taking the ideas to a government minister in the coming weeks.
Environment Agency and MP object to Wycombe Wanderers’ training ground plans
The club are hoping to build new facilities across South Bucks Golf Course and Farnham Park Playing Field.
Bucks Council’s Cabinet agrees to recommend its Local Plan be sent to Full Council for approval
Bucks Council’s Local Plan, which sets out where development should go across the county up to 2045, is due to be considered by councillors at the end of the month. If approved, it will be submitted for independent examination by a planning inspector.
Aylesbury Vale remembers with services and displays in honour of those who made the ultimate sacrifice
Aylesbury paused to remember as two Remembrance services took place in the town, while poppy displays have been a feature of some of the Vale’s villages and tourist attractions.
Aylesbury entrepreneur celebrates double success at Miss Caribbean UK final
A 21-year-old Aylesbury entrepreneur has thanked people in her hometown for their support after finishing as first runner-up in Miss Caribbean UK and winning the People's Champion award.
Road closure in Aylesbury due to electrical fault
A road closure is in place at the junction of Upper Hundreds Way and Cambridge Street in Aylesbury while repairs are carried out to an electrical fault affecting supplie
Road safety improvement schemes announced for areas of Aylesbury Vale affected by HS2 construction
Road safety improvement schemes have been announced for 18 areas across Aylesbury Vale which have been impacted by construction work on the High Speed 2 railway line.
Jury selected for trial of restaurateur accused of murdering 100-year-old mother in Bledlow Ridge
A murder investigation which rocked the village of Bledlow Ridge, near Aylesbury, back in 2022 will go in front of the courts after a jury was selected for a trial expected to last four weeks.
Bucks postcode among top hotspots in the country for uninsured driving
It's according to new analysis by the Motor Insurer's Bureau.
MP and a government agency object to Wycombe Wanderers’ plans for new training ground on Bucks green belt
An MP and a government agency have both objected to Wycombe Wanderers’ plans for a new training ground on green belt land in Bucks.
Ryanair passengers face new airport rule from tomorrow and it means arriving earlier
Ryanair is making a change to its airport check-in and baggage drop times from tomorrow, meaning some passengers will need to arrive earlier.
Overnight work beginning to reconstruct kerbs and footway on A41 in Aylesbury
Overnight works are getting underway to reconstruct kerbs and a footway on the A41 in Aylesbury.
Man dies after five-vehicle crash on the A413
A man has died following a five-vehicle crash on the A413 on Friday evening (November 6).
Villagers ‘extremely disappointed’ after Buckinghamshire Council removes speed limit signs that were ‘not approved’
Villagers say they are “extremely disappointed” after Buckinghamshire Council was forced to remove speed limit signs that they funded out of their own pockets, as they did not comply with national regulations.
Movember Mondays: Bucks author tells us how he’s dealt with sight loss and an operation for cancer
Phil Waterton says his book "paddling our own canoe" now reflects his life approach.