The Home Office has provided extra support to Wycombe district following the rise of terrorist activity and extremism in the area. As terrorism prevention becomes one of the country’s top priorities, police are also urging residents and businesses
Campaigners have slammed the actions of eight councillors who stood by their controversial decision to release five areas of land across High Wycombe and Bourne End for development. Last month, Wycombe District Council cabinet members agreed to
Delays are expected in Princes Risborough over the weekend while roadworks are carried out. Buckinghamshire County Council will be working in Aylesbury Road, near the junction with New Road. Traffic control measures will be in place and work
Commuters are experiencing very slow traffic this afternoon following a crash between a car and lorry on the M25. Firefighters were called to the anticlockwise carriage between Junction 16 (M40) and Junction 15 (M4) at 2.16pm. Three engines
The Woodland Trust has completed 650 metres of new surfaced pathways at Penn and Common Woods – the first stage of a £200,000 investment. These new pathways connect existing surfaced tracks to make up a circular 1.2km route through the woods.
BEACONSFIELD coach Simon Tattersall hopes a derby day victory over Marlow can provide his side with the foundations for a push up the table. Bucks bragging rights went Beaconsfield's way courtesy of a 15-3 win as they were the only side in the
Motorists are being warned of delays in Marlow for the next two weeks. Pound Lane will be resurfaced between High Street and Bream Close. Work was due to start today and has been scheduled to be completed on December 12. Buckinghamshire
A sinkhole which suddenly appeared in a garden in Holtspur this week is starting to spread underneath a house with the resident saying it needs to be fixed before it is too late. Ted Rolfe was shocked when he came home on Sunday and noticed a hole
TOMMY Fletcher is set to go out on loan again after impressing during a spell at Chesham United. The 19-year-old defender was back in the Wanderers squad at Cheltenham on Saturday, but manager Gareth Ainsworth said he'd rather send him back out
A councillor who had his parish responsibilities taken away from him because of a previous criminal conviction still has the support of his political party as he continues his role as a district councillor. Alex Slater was kicked off Hazlemere
1. Hearing Dogs for Deaf People annual Christmas market opening Join Heart DJ Toby Anstis as he opens the charity’s annual Christmas market on Friday. Visitors can get into the festive spirit with complementary mulled punch and mince pies and enjoy
COMPLACENCY won't be a concern for Wanderers boss Gareth Ainsworth as his side prepare for a top versus bottom clash tomorrow. Opponents Hartlepool sit well adrift of safety and have picked up a solitary point from their last six matches - meaning
Christmas Sales West Wycombe Festive Fayre Meet Santa in his grotto in Black Boy Yard, visit the Horse Trust ponies in the George & Dragon courtyard. Craft stalls in the Village Hall, Apple Orchard, Library, George & Dragon. Shops all
Wycombe District Council have defended their plans to move the Princes Risborough Information Centre, promising that it will still ‘continue to serve the local community and visitors well.’ The Information Centre, in its current location on Horns
Residents can take a step back in time with a visit to a new vintage tea room in Princes Risborough. Margaret and Danny Clifford, from Speen, opened their vintage tea room on Monday, November 24. The couple invited residents to celebrate the
It's a high noon showdown as the fiercest rivalry in Bucks club rugby is renewed tomorrow. High Wycombe will lock horns with their deadly rivals Marlow at Kingsmead, looking for revenge for their heavy defeat on the opening day of the season.
Wycombe’s Labour group has lambasted the revamped 11 Plus exam as being “damaging” to pupils after figures reveal a disparity between pupils from Wycombe town gaining entry to grammar schools compared to those who are privately educated. Wycombe
The world-renowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition opens in Tring this month. Visitors can be wowed by a selection of spectacular images from the acclaimed exhibition when it arrives at the Natural History Museum, in Akeman Street,
