Two Hazlemere girl guides who organised a fundraiser for an animal rehoming centre donated the proceeds to the Blue Cross charity at the weekend. Hannah and Suzanna, of the 3rd Hazlemere Guides, organised the sponsored run in July and managed to
VOLUNTEERS are urgently needed to help the Girlguiding division in the area. Leaders and helpers are needed for Rainbows, Brownies and Guide units in Hazlemere and Widmer End; Penn and Tylers Green; Holmer Green and Loudwater. Whether a few
A FIRST timer was one of the winners of the Eden Model Search yesterday - having been entered for the competition by his mum. Nat Green from Loudwater was voted male winner of the High Wycombe shopping centre's search for a model at the culmination
EVER wanted to speak to the Malrow Free Press about an issue in your area or a story you’d like to see us investigate? Well now’s your chance, with a special ‘reporter surgery’ event in Marlow this morning. Marlow reporter Pete Grant will be
POLICE have released a description of a man they would like to speak to in connection with a suspected arson this morning. Police and fire crews were called to a white Ford Transit van at 2am this morning which was on fire in Rutland Avenue in
Firefighters were called to a car crash in High Wycombe this morning. A crew from High Wycombe attended Abercromby Avenue following the crash between the two cars at 9.54am. A man and a woman were released before firefighters arrived. It
AN INTREPID adventurer who rode, ran, rowed across the country for charity with his dedicated team has donated the last slice of his fundraising to two Marlow charities. Ian Maiden raised nearly £20,000 when he and seven friends completed the unusual
WASPS will work with what they have at ten after ‘scouring the earth’ to find a replacement for injured fly half Ruaridh Jackson. The Scotland international will miss most of the season with a torn ACL and Wasps desperately wanted to find a replacement
PAUL Hayes reflected on his Roy of the Rovers moment as he scored his 100th Football League goal. The Wanderers striker has doubtlessly scored more artistic and important goals than his scrambled second half effort against Cambridge United on Saturday
RESIDENTS living near the route of the planned High Speed 2 railway line have until tomorrow night to give their views on a proposed compensation scheme. Homeowners living up to 300 metres away from the proposed route could be entitled to compensation
Firefighters battled a blaze in a Castlefield road in the early hours of this morning following a suspected arson attack. Officers from Thames Valley Police were patrolling the area when they discovered the white Ford Transit van alight in Rutland
A Wycombe shop manager has been ordered to pay more than £1,000 after dumping bags of rubbish in the town centre. Robert Readon admitted dumping controlled waste when he appeared at High Wycombe Magistrates’ Court earlier this month. The 41
GREEN-FINGERED children at a Bourne End nursery couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw the size of a pumpkin they grew for a nursery competition. Jake Milborrow and Toby Knight from Poppies Nursery were part of a team that were given seeds to
DAI Young says he has no complaints with the yellow card dished out to Christian Wade after the winger was penalised slapping the ball down as Newcastle tried to go over in the corner. Wade would have scored from 95m had he managed to intercept
DAI Young says there is still work to do after what he described as an ‘uninspiring’ Wasps victory over Newcastle at Adams Park yesterday. They won 35-18 with four tries to boot, but Young admits his team were underwhelming. He said: “First
A VICTORIAN-STYLE lantern will hang over the new entrance to the Coach and Horses after it is transformed into Tom Kerridge’s newest venture in Marlow. Further planning permission has been approved for the Hand and Flowers chef’s new restaurant
THE autumn colours get a good showing at the National Trust grounds of Cliveden. October is the best month to experience autumn leaf and berry colour and the acers in the Water Garden are one of Cliveden’s autumn stars. Golden yellows and burnished
IMPROVEMENTS to the county’s roads over the next week see a series of closures and diversions in place. Transport for Buckinghamshire has confirmed the following surfacing and pavement works for the next seven days. The following routes in
AMERSHAM & Chiltern won their third game in four National League 3 London and SE division matches on Saturday to go fourth in the table. They were 21-12 winners at Westcliff and are now one of three teams on 15 points, three behind second-placed
CHALFONT St Peter are two games away from the first round proper of The FA Cup after another stunning knockout victory at the weekend. They won 1-0 at Southern League Central Division leaders Kettering on Saturday to back up their 8-0 Berks &
THE following planning applications were validated by Wycombe District Council on Thursday. 1 Brimmers Hill, Widmer End, Buckinghamshire, HP15 6NN. Fell large Lombardy Poplars T1, T2 and T3. 19 Neale Close, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP12
THREE teams of firefighters were called out yesterday to tackle a fire in a swimming pool building in Amersham. Crews had to isolate the gas and electricity supplies in order to prevent an even more precarious situation while tackling the fire,
'POINTLESS' presenting pair Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman will be at a Bucks book signing next week. The duo, who present the popular BBC One teatime quiz show, will be signing copies of the new Pointless Quiz Book at Gerrards Cross Bookshop
