DAI Young says Wasps will go to Paris full of confidence next Saturday after beating Stade Francais 30-29 at Adams Park today. The aggregate winner after the two legs will play in the Champions Cup next season, and Young believes his team are well-placed
CHILDREN at a pre-school in Marlow Bottom are sliding and swinging their way around a new playground after workers and councillors smashed the fundraising target. Marlow Bottom Pre-School officially opened its new play area after a team of fundraisers
WYCOMBE’S top policeman said his officers are doing everything they can to trace a ‘vulnerable’ missing woman – who is a serving police sergeant. Police have again renewed their appeal to the public to help trace Louise Gibson, who was last seen
A SPRUCE up of the historic Brunel Railway Sheds at Wycombe Railway Station is underway to make it more attractive to residents, visitors and investors. The first phase has seen a regeneration of the open ground in front of the building with preparation
CLIVEDEN will be transformed for the day to celebrate the birthday of one of its most remarkable owners. Visitors will be taken back to the era of the 1930s when Nancy Astor would have celebrated the special day with family and friends. There
POLICE say they are becoming “increasingly worried” about a Great Kingshill woman who has been missing since Thursday. Louise Gibson, 43, was last seen in the village at about 5.30pm on May 15. She is white, 5ft 7ins tall, of slim build with
CYCLISTS pedalled through the Chilterns last Sunday to raise money for a hospice charity. Nearly 100 people donned their lycra and saddled up for a 35 mile ride, which including taking in the scenic country lanes around Amersham. They were
DRUG dispensing robots dubbed Tom and Jerry have been unveiled at Wexham Park Hospital. Heatherwood and Wexham Park Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is among the first in the UK to install the robots which automatically loads and dispenses medicine
