A LADY, who used to cater for The Beatles in America, celebrated her 100th birthday with cake and champagne last week. Joyce Pilgrim who was born on August 1, 1914, even planted a tree with a plaque attached to honour her special day. Mrs Pilgrim
A FORMER policeman whose interest in history grew after compiling his own family tree, has unveiled a memorial in honour of all the Thames Valley officers who died in the First World War. During a recent exhibition and ceremony at the Thames Valley
A HOUSE fire which left a man hospitalised yesterday was believed to have been started by a cigarette, officials have said. Firefighters had to rescue a man from his home in Seymour Park Road, Marlow, at 8.05am, after the blaze started in his front
EIGHT brave brothers from High Wycombe who all signed up to fight during the First World War, miraculously returned home from the battle virtually unscathed - despite a number of close encounters. With the youngest brother at just 14-years-old,
THREE former EastEnders stars are performing in the touring show of the funny and quick moving, One Man, Two Guvnors. Emma Barton, who played Honey Mitchell in the soap, talks about Celebrity Masterchef, her dream job and the popular UK soap. One
FOLLOWING the resignations of two Beaconsfield Town Councillors, voters will go to the polls next week to decide who should fill vacant seats in the South and West ward. Below we take a look at the nominated candidates for both areas.
A LONG-AWAITED solution to some of Marlow’s parking woes got off to a shaky start, with a new automated system causing confusion and breaking down in its first fortnight. Long queues began appearing in Wycombe District Council-run car parks after
