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‘I want to share everything’: Owner’s plans to make new barbershop into community hub The owner of a barbershop that opened in Chalfont St Peter last week said he plans to set himself apart from competitors with charity work, unique décor and dedication to the community. ALL the road closures to look out for in Buckinghamshire this week Buckinghamshire Highways will be carrying out a number of roadwork operations this week, with closures and traffic calming measures in place across the county. Marlow man with terminal brain cancer hopes to set cycling world record A father-of-three with terminal brain cancer hopes to set a world record by cycling further than anyone undergoing chemotherapy ever has before to encourage fellow patients to “enjoy life”. Bus launched to 'improve links for travellers' on A40 corridor Carousel Buses has partnered with Heathrow Airport to launch its first 'Flightline' double-deck bus designed to improve links for travellers and workers on the A40 corridor. RECAP: Forensics and police cordon at scene of stabbing in High Wycombe Two men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a stabbing in High Wycombe Russian businessman loses bid to use outhouse as residence after Berlin Wall backlash A Russian businessman whose plans to erect a two-metre-high metal fence around his Marlow estate were dubbed a ‘Berlin Wall’ by neighbours has lost a bid to use an outhouse on his 30-acre land for ‘residential purposes’. ‘I don’t feel safe’: Neighbours react to ‘scary’ High Wycombe stabbing High Wycombe residents said they are scared to leave their homes after a stabbing on their road left a man fighting for his life. ‘You get your money’s worth!’: Festivalgoers enjoy Marlow’s Pub in the Park As the sunny weekend draws to a close, so does this year’s Marlow stopover of Tom Kerridge’s Pub in the Park festival in Higginson Park. Company fined £52,000 for connecting to Thames Water’s water network illegally Thames Water is clamping down on illegal water connections, with fleet services company, Go Plant Ltd, forced to pay £52,000 in fines and costs for repeatedly connecting unauthorised and unlicenced standpipes over the past five years. 'It’s something that we can get behind' - Indian culture celebrated in Chesham It was a day to remember as the second annual Dhun festival celebrating Indian culture took place in Chesham last month. Read more

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