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Bicester man jailed for four and a half years for repeatedly stabbing woman after telling her she was ‘evil’
A man from Bicester has been jailed for four and a half years for repeatedly stabbing a woman after calling her “evil” and saying he needed to “get rid” of her.
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Aylesbury drug dealer jailed after police found 48 wraps of cocaine in driver's door pocket of his car
An Aylesbury drug dealer has been jailed for two years after police busted him in Meadowcroft and found 48 wraps of cocaine in the driver's door pocket of his car.
Plans for up to 65 homes and community facilities near Buckinghamshire village
Plans have been submitted for up to 65 homes, a shop or community building and public open space on land south of Springfields, off Winslow Road in Padbury.
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Main road through Aylesbury to be closed overnight as part of A41 corridor works
A main road through Aylesbury 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.
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Students across Buckinghamshire receive training from ambulance staff as part of Restart a Heart Day
Students across Buckinghamshire received training from South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS) staff on how to carry out life-saving CPR and use a defibrillator.
Communities across Buckinghamshire receive kits to help them prepare for potential flooding this winter
Communities across Buckinghamshire have received kits to help them prepare for potential flooding this winter.
Bucks Council issues rogue trader warning following fly-tipping incidents
Bucks Council has issued guidance to residents on how they can avoid rogue traders who may dump their rubbish illegally.
Aylesbury United pay tribute to former director
It comes after the announcement of Roger Payne's sudden passing this week.
Number of escalated corporate complaints to Bucks Council rises by 35%
It was revealed in a report presented to the Standard & General Purposes Committee yesterday (15/10).
Bucks Council SEND improvements approved by government
The council's three-year plan focuses on making it easier for children and young people to get the support they need.
12 Bucks GPs to receive share of £325,000 funding boost
It comes as part of a GP Capacity and Outcomes Fund.
Aylesbury Vale planning round-up: Aylesbury bedsits could become house share
Plans to convert a bedsit into a house of multiple occupation are among the latest proposals submitted in the Aylesbury Vale area.
Aylesbury Vale pub saved as nearby bar takes over after long-running campaign
A pub in Aylesbury Vale has been saved from closure after a nearby bar announced it will take over the running of the venue.
Amersham demolition work continues despite rejection of supermarket proposals
A demolition is continuing at Buckinghamshire Council’s former offices in Amersham, with large sections of the building torn down despite plans for a Lidl supermarket on the site being refused.
Wanted man reported as missing from Long Marston after skipping court case
A wanted man from Long Marston is unlawfully at large after failing to appear in court, Hertfordshire Constabulary has revealed.
Corgi unveils £230 limited-edition WWII plane to help bring aviation legend back to UK skies
Just 1,000 models are being produced in the initial run, with proceeds helping an ambitious project to get Britain's legendary 'Wooden Wonder' flying again.
Plans for 65 homes by Aylesbury Vale village published after sewage concerns
A fresh notice has been published by organisations supporting the creation of a 65-home development in Aylesbury Vale.
Dog rescued after welfare concerns finds permanent home in Aylesbury
A dog whose wellbeing deteriorated to the point where he was removed from his home, has found a new owner in Aylesbury.
Proposals warn High Wycombe’s ambulance base is “not fit for purpose”
It's also been said failing to invest in the site could affect frontline operations.