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Buckinghamshire Archive

• Keep all the screening units open

  THOUSANDS of women and families across the county are having to wait for a decision on the future of the breast screening service in Buckinghamshire. read more

• Kendall walks out on Chesham

  CHESHAM United are looking for their eighth manager in four years following the shock resignation of manager John Kendall this week. read more

• Nine-man Marlow crash to heavy defeat

  MARLOW had two men sent off as they crashed 4-0 at home to second division leaders Hemel Hempstead on Tuesday night. read more

• Finishers finish Blues cup hopes

  LAWRIE Sanchez said the quality of finishing was the only difference as Wanderers went out of the Worthington Cup to first division millionaires Birmingham City on Tuesday. read more

• Worthington Cup needs more fizz says boss

  BLUES boss Lawrie Sanchez says the Worthington Cup must be revamped and made into a one-leg competition. read more

• Blues in a hurry to make history

  JERMAINE McSporran and Jamie Bates could be heading for a place in the Guinness Book of Records after their goal rush against Peterborough United. read more

• Now give them the respect they deserve

  MARLOW Rowing Club chairman Peter Hunt is hoping the country will finally take Olympic rower Steve Redgrave to its heart after he earned himself a place among the greatest-ever Olympians. read more

• Redgrave 'Ours after 250 metres'

  OLYMPIAN Steve Redgrave said he knew his crew has won gold just 250 metres into last Saturday's race in Sydney. read more

• The new rock and row

  MARLOW Rowing Club are hoping to harness the massive wave of interest the British rowing success in Sydney has created and ensure future Olympic glory - but have warned lottery bosses they need to keep the money coming into the sport. read more

• Hospital staffing crisis forces wards to close

  ON Monday a decision was taken to close Wycombe Hospital's Accident and Emergency Department to patients needing admission as there were no beds available. read more

• Hospital staffing crisis forces wards to close

  ON Monday a decision was taken to close Wycombe Hospital's Accident and Emergency Department to patients needing admission as there were no beds available. read more

• Heads give the cold shoulder to county quiz

  COUNCILLORS are disappointed after more than half of the county's schools failed to return a questionnaire intended to be used to monitor council services. read more

• Ofsted praises LEA for turning round problems

  GOVERNMENT inspectors have praised Buckinghamshire LEA for turning round serious weaknesses in the county's education. read more

• Heads give the cold shoulder to county quiz

  COUNCILLORS are disappointed after more than half of the county's schools failed to return a questionnaire intended to be used to monitor council services. read more

• Ofsted praises LEA for turning round problems

  GOVERNMENT inspectors have praised Buckinghamshire LEA for turning round serious weaknesses in the county's education. read more

• Beaconsfield ease back into action

  DESPITE a one-week enforced break, because of the petrol crisis, Beaconsfield showed no signs of rust as they beat Buckingham 31-12 last Saturday. read more

• Marlow stay at the top

  MARLOW made it a league hat-trick when they thrashed Witney 34-10 to keep their unbeaten record intact and stay top of South West Two. read more

• Seconds for the winners

  DANIEL Strange blasted an extra-time winner to earn High Wycombe Hockey Club a place in the second round of the HA Cup. read more

• Keep all the screening units open

  THOUSANDS of women and families across the county are having to wait for a decision on the future of the breast screening service in Buckinghamshire. read more

• Looks Who's Talking: Media vision of Dome is quite wrong

  THIS week I finally made it to the Dome, courtesy of being a helping dad on a school trip. read more

On this day: Buckinghamshire Archive