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  • Entries open for Ridge Off Roader 2015

    Dust off your running shoes, it’s time to enter the Ridge Off Roader race. The third annual running race is set to be held on Sunday, April 26 next year and entries opened on December 1. Starting from Bledlow Ridge School, participants can

  • Georgia’s given the Keys to the world stage

    Marlow skier Georgia Keys has been selected to race for Team GB in the Czech Republic. The Sir William Borlase’s student was chosen to fill one of only three places on the Under-14 squad and will compete against a host of other nations in the Ski

  • Chesham group prepares for Santa Dash

    More than 100 adults, children and dogs from Chesham will be joining hundreds of others in donning Santa suits to help raise money for a hospice charity. The team, who met through the Our Chesham Facebook group, have signed up to take part in a

  • Child wins national award after completing swimming challenge

    THE nephew of a man whose life was saved by air ambulance crews following a motorbike accident, has been crowned an ‘Outstanding Young Person’. Jayden Butcher, who is taught at Thorpe House School in Oval Way, was nominated for the Air Ambulance

  • Police investigating after vehicle stolen in West Wycombe

    Police are investigating after a vehicle was stolen in West Wycombe. The green Land Rover Defender 110 pickup was stolen from Chorley Road between 7.20pm and 9pm on Friday, November 28. Thames Valley Police confirmed they are investigating

  • Stokenchurch judo trio enjoy national success

    Stokenchurch Judo Club has enjoyed a medal-laden couple of weeks in competition. Three players returned from the British Open Special Needs Championships - held in Cardiff on November 23 - with medals around their necks. Shaun Banks took gold

  • Cycle campaigners want to extend town network to schools

    CAMPAIGNERS who have been instrumental in getting a new £500,000 cycle network implemented in Beaconsfield now want to provide better links for the schools in the town. The Beaconsfield Cycle Paths Action Group have been keen to improve cycle paths

  • Police reveal Wycombe's gun haul from amnesty

    These are the guns that have been handed in to High Wycombe police during a firearms amnesty. Officers in the town have been handed 16 guns during a surrender across the Thames Valley Police force area. Anyone handing in unlicensed guns, bullets

  • Luton sell out extended Boxing Day allocation

    Luton Town will bring more than 2,500 fans to Adams Park on Boxing Day after selling out their full allocation. The Hatters were given extra seats in the Beechdean Stand - usually used for home fans - after selling all of the 1,800 tickets they

  • Woman denies child cruelty offences

    A woman denied committing child cruelty offences in High Wycombe when she appeared in court this morning. The female defendant, who cannot be named for legal reasons, pleaded not guilty to charges of wounding with intent and cruelty to a person

  • Woman cut out of her car in High Wycombe town centre crash

    Police, fire and ambulance are on the scene of a traffic collision in the centre of High Wycombe. The three-car crash happened outside High Wycombe Fire Station on Abbey Way, with police saying they were called to the incident around 1.40pm.

  • School children to have their say on future of town

    THE views of school children could shape the future of Beaconsfield as residents look to deliver a blueprint for the town. The Bucks Free Press revealed in October that representatives of Beaconsfield Town Council were looking to form a group of

  • Review: One Man, Two Guvnors at Wycombe Swan

    The hype sounds bizarre. “The funniest show on the planet... Comic perfection”? Oh come on. This is based on an improvised play The Servant of Two Masters written down by Carlo Goldoni in 1743 in Venice. How can it possibly be “a glorious celebration

  • John Lewis aims to curb the queues by expanding car park

    Queues for shoppers trying to find a parking space at John Lewis department store in High Wycombe – the busiest in the country - could be a thing of the past after the retail firm applied to add over 200 bays. With the busy store on Holmers Farm

  • Tree of Light ceremony attracts record-breaking crowd

    An annual remembrance service for lost loved-ones attracted a record-breaking crowd this year. Residents were invited to remember and celebrate the lives of their loved ones at the Princes Risborough Tree of Light ceremony on Sunday, November 30

  • Man arrested after cannabis discovered in Chesham house

    A man has been arrested after cannabis plants were discovered at a house in Chesham yesterday. Officers from Thames Valley Police found 40 saplings, believed to be cannabis, and 32 mature cannabis plants in Brushmakers Court at about 2.30pm during

  • Planning applications for December 1

    Good news for shoppers as department store John Lewis reveals it is looking to expand yet again with an appplication to install 208 extra parking spaces at its High Wycombe site. The following planning applications were verified by South Bucks

  • Church leaders 'incredibly proud' to win public funding vote

    Clergy from a Marlow church say they are "incredibly proud" to have been awarded a £3,000 funding boost from a high street bank after a public vote. Residents and churchgoers voted for Marlow All Saint's Church to receive the cash as part of the