THE bowls club in Wooburn Green is planning to celebrate their individual and team success stories from the previous year by holding a presentation ceremony this Christmas. Glory Mills Bowls Club, based in Glory Mill Lane, Wooburn Green, will also
A DENTAL surgery in Bourne End is getting behind a national scheme to help check people for mouth cancer. The team at Bourne End Dental, in Station Road, will offer free mouth checks every Thursday between 2pm and 3pm during November. Mouth
GARETH Ainsworth hailed the character of his players as Wanderers returned to the top of League Two by coming from behind to beat local rivals Oxford United. Blues overturned a half time deficit to lead 2-1 courtesy of Paul Hayes and Peter Murphy
Oxford United 1, Wycombe Wanderers 2. PETER Murphy scored for the third match running as Wanderers came from behind to beat Oxford after surviving an injury time penalty. Blues were behind at the break and on course for a third match without
RESIDENTS may soon be able to shape the future of a South Bucks town after it was agreed a more up-to-date plan was needed for the area. People of Beaconsfield will be able to get involved in devising a plan which will look at topics including
A REMARKABLE archaeological discovery at the back of an antique shop has revealed that a South Bucks town could be as many as 4500 years old. History group Archaeology in Marlow has been keeping tabs on a dig carried out on Marlow High Street which
A MUSIC video has been posted online in a bid to highlight the need to stop developers building on land separating Bourne End and Wooburn Green. Stratford Drive resident, Geoff Britt, has now created five music videos in support of keeping former
THREE people had to be taken to hospital after a car overturned in High Wycombe last night. Police have said one woman and two men were believed to have minor injuries following a two-car collision in Green Street. The crash is believed to
AN ICONIC shop building standing at the "gateway" to Marlow has been saved from demolition after politicians threw out contentious proposals to turn it into a three-storey housing block. Developers wanted to turn 48 to 54 Chapel Street - where
REMEMBRANCE organisers were shocked when tributes laid at the town’s war memorial started disappearing - with the investigative snail trail leading to the slimy creatures responsible. Marlow Remembers World War One and the Royal British Legion
