SAM Wood netted a late winner as Wanderers recovered from a slow start to see off non-league Wealdstone. An experimental Blues side struggled to deal with last season’s Isthmian League champions in the first half, being indebted to young goalkeeper
CCTV footage of Beata Bryl’s final movements before she was brutally bludgeoned to death and burnt in Wooburn has been released today – the eighth anniversary of her murder. As the Bucks Free Press reported last month, Thames Valley Police have
A SAUNDERTON charity is calling on the community to help raise funds for a new pup vehicle. Hearing Dogs for Deaf People has launched its first ever crowdfunding campaign as it aims hit a £15,000 target in just five weeks for a vehicle to transport
A SERVICE to help residents worried about financial and personal problems is now up and running after the charity behind it vowed to reach out to the community in Marlow. High Wycombe Citizens Advice Bureau has relaunched face to face advice sessions
THE Radnage Royal British Legion is holding a memorial service this weekend to mark the 100th anniversary of the First World War. At 11am on Sunday at the legion in City Road, Radnage there will be memorial service followed by an open day.
THE Chiltern Society is next holding a work party at Brush Hill next Thursday. This month they will be preparing for the arrival later in the year of the Herdwick sheep, by removing the ragwort in the chalk grassland and also arresting the succession
THE grieving mother of Kyrece Francis has thanked all his friends for their support since his tragic death, praising their positivity in trying to prevent further lives being lost on the river. Simone Francis said despite the school holidays having
A MAN sustained a broken ankle after he was dragged to the floor and assaulted in Stokenchurch by 'festival-goers', police said. Ten people were crossing the Oxford Road to the Kings Hotel just after midnight in the early hours of Sunday morning
THE Rye has retained its Green Flag for being a quality open space. The flag will continue to fly over The Rye in High Wycombe for a third year after impressing the judges from Keep Britain Tidy. It is one of 1,476 parks and green spaces that
CHARLOTTE Edwards will bring her Ashes winning England Women's team to Wormsley next month for a four-day Test match against India. It will be the first time the sides have met in a Test match for almost a decade, with the Stokenchurch ground being
THE latest round of Gannett Foundation grants has been launched, giving chairties and comunity groups across the south Bucks area the chance to apply for funding toward projects which aim to bring real benefits to their areas. The Gannett Foundation
A FUNDING group for the Marie Curie Cancer Care charity launches this weekend. The four-person Marie Curie High Wycombe Fundraising Group has already raised more than £2000 and is looking for more recruits to join the team. They will be in
THE Tesco branch in Loudwater has been temporarily closed to customers this afternoon, with motorists being waved on from the access route into the store. The reason for the closure is not clear at this time, but there has been some speculation
MARLOVIANS have an extra reason to get outdoors in the summer sun after the town’s park was once again named one of the best in the country. Higginson Park, the jewel in the crown of Marlow’s idyllic riverside setting, has been awarded the Green
MORE than 100 people met to celebrate the tenth anniversary of a social walk in Holmer Green. The Holmer Green Simply Walks started ten years ago as an offshoot from Walk for Health to encourage people who rarely walked to adopt the habit and become
WYCOMBE’S museum should be located in Marlow to attract the maximum number of visitors, according to a High Wycombe-based councillor. Cllr Roger Collomb spoke out about the centre after an agreement was made to keep the museum - which falls inside
A MICHELIN starred chef judged a children's cookery competition at the weekend in Stokenchurch. Phil Vickery, who regularly features on ITV's This Morning, judged the baking competition at Stokenchurch Dog Rescue's garden party. There were
A NEW study into urgent healthcare in High Wycombe will go ahead after a unanimous call to drill deeper into the effect of hospital changes on residents. Wycombe District Councillors sitting on Bucks County Council’s Health and Adult Social Care
MUSLIMS celebrated Eid al-Fitr with prayers and family meals yesterday to mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan. The Wycombe Islamic Mission and Mosque Trust welcomed hundreds of worshippers to its three mosques for prayers. Trust chairman
GOALS are what Gareth Ainsworth wants to see from his side as they face their final two pre season fixtures this week. Wanderers have only found the net in two of their five friendlies to date, although they were up against the stars and international
A DISABLED man has slammed inconsiderate drivers who park on the pavements. In the Marlow Free Press last month we reported on inconsiderate drivers who park on pavements in the town. And William Wosik, who uses a motorised scooter, to navigate
ANTHONY Stewart played for and scored as a trialist for League One Crawley Town last night. The 21-year-old defender opened the scoring as the Reds beat local non-league side Three Bridges 2-1. Wanderers want to keep hold of Stewart and offered
THE following planning applications were validated by south Bucks councils last Friday. Wycombe District Council: 27 Institute Road Marlow Buckinghamshire SL7 1BJ- Fell Cherry T1, Amelanchier T2 and unidentified shrub T3. 20 Fernie Fields High
WYCOMBE District Swimming Club have this week sent 18 swimmers to the National Age, Youth and Open Water Championships - double the number they had at last year's event. Just two years ago there were no swimmers from the Wycombe District who took
AN URGENT warning has been issued for summer revellers to stay away from rivers and lakes after the tragic death of teenager Kyrece Francis in the River Thames in Marlow last week. Buckinghamshire Coroner Richard Hulett spoke out as he opened an
THE distraught family of Sergeant Louise Gibson said they will fight for justice until all of their questions surrounding her death are answered. Sgt Gibson’s father Charles Ward said the family are ‘hugely disappointed they have been systematically
