THE death of a teenager has sparked an investigation into the way police responded to reports he was walking in a busy main road before he was killed. Julian Randall is believed to have spent the day in High Wycombe with friends on Monday, but
A TEENAGE pedestrian who died following a car collision in Hughenden on Monday has been named locally. Julian Randall, 19, from Reading, was taken to Stoke Mandeville Hospital but later died from his injuries following the collision in Valley Road
WANDERERS boss Gareth Ainsworth said he has greater clout in the transfer market thanks to his side's good start to the season - revealing he beat competition from Championship sides to sign Hogan Ephraim. With Blues sitting pretty in second in
Residents who are fed up of speeding drivers in Princes Risborough road are calling for new signs to go up around the entrances to warn them of pedestrians. Gordon Lenton, whose dog was killed on Icknield Way by a motorbike in June, said: “We don
PHOTOGRAPHY enthusiasts can now put their hobby to good use after an outdoors centre hit by terrible flooding was selected for a charity drive by a huge American firm. Longridge in Marlow - part of the Adventure Learning Foundation charity - will
CHESHAM United boss Andy Leese blasted his players for failing to show collective responsibility for seeing a game out as they gave away a 4-1 lead this week. They missed the chance to close on the chasing pack in the Southern Premier League as
Buckinghamshire County Council will be holding free try before you buy sessions next month for those interested in joining an adult learning course. For one week only, Buckinghamshire Adult Learning will open its doors to the public so they can
TV personality Johnny Ball ran two workshops for High Wycombe children during their annual maths week earlier this month. Mr Ball has been championing maths for many years on television and across the nation’s schools and shared his love of maths
AN ACTION plan over how to respond to a possible repeat of last year’s flooding will be put together over the next few weeks. A town council working group was set up after a well-attended public meeting this month and met for the first time this
DANNY Edwards has signed three new players in a bid to propel Chalfont St Peter up the table by converting draws into wins. The Saints are the Southern Central League's draw specialists, sharing the spoils seven times in their 13 league fixtures
DEVELOPERS will get a second bite at the cherry over a project to demolish a Marlow office block and replace it with houses. Nicholas King Homes failed to get permission to build six three bedroom houses on the site of Willowbank House, in Station
WITH this year’s Poppy Appeal well underway, organisers in Marlow have revealed the size of the task they have set themselves following a bumper fundraising effort last year. Marlow’s Royal British Legion announced it raised £ 30,539.03 during
Affinity Water engineers will be working in a busy Chesham road this week. Motorists are being warned of delays in Eskdale Avenue from tomorrow until Tuesday. Stop and go boards will be in place while the works are carried out.
A PAEDOPHILE who abused his position as a Bucks scout warden to "prey on young boys" in the 1980s has been jailed. Bryan Wright, 76, was employed as a scout warden in Chalfont St Peter between 1970 and 1989 and during that time indecently assaulted
WYCOMBE High School's swimming team will be taking to the water at the pool used at the London Olympic Games after winning their regional heat. They qualified for the National Schools Relay Finals after a phenomenal performance in winning the South
The closure of an information centre in Princes Risborough has been described as a "kick in the teeth for the town". The Princes Risborough Information Centre, in Horns Lane, will close in January and will be replaced with a counter situated in
Shoppers in Princes Risborough are digging deep to raise money for the armed forces and veterans as the annual town Poppy Appeal got underway on Saturday. Tony Collier stood alongside his distinctive poppy figures outside Rowlands Pharmacy from
UZAIR Amjaid capped a superb debut season for High Wycombe Cricket Club's first team by collecting a hat trick of awards this week. The 15-year-old leg spinner picked up the John Newton Trophy, presented to the best junior cricketer at the club
