The renovation of an old village pub in south Buckinghamshire has had a far-reaching effect on Bucks Free Press readers – with one American observer now looking back nostalgically at his own memories of the well known watering hole. The Old Bell
Veterans, armed forces, reservists, cadets and present serving members of the military joined the Lord Lieutenant for Buckinghamshire last week as the countdown for the Armed Forces Day celebrations was started. The Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes
SPRINGTIME always appeals to me. Perhaps it’s the primeval drive of life returning, or the increasing light levels and warmth. Even birdsong seems more relaxed. As I write, a muntjac deer is dozing, not six feet from me, on the other side of the glass
The design of a swimming pool at an all-girls’ special school in Beaconsfield was one of the winners in a regional architectural competition. Alfriston School, in Penn Road, came out on top for the design of the newly implemented swimming pool,
BFP columnist Colin Baker is best known as BBC's Dr Who. Here he gives his view on the issues of the day. We, the British public surprise ourselves constantly by defying the odds and knowing best. However much politicians may suggest we
A fish and chip shop owner gave free food to residents from a care home in Beaconsfield last week, as he celebrated the shops 15th anniversary in the town. Inviting loyal customers and residents from Bradbury House, in Windsor End, Smiles Fish
A new tapas restaurant is set to open in Flackwell Heath. Former Indian restaurant Radhuni closed earlier this month and refurbishment work is currently underway to open the new business, called La Bodega. The owner of the new restaurant, in
As election fever nears its peak, High Wycombe voters will be given their chance to grill their next Wycombe MP at our hustings events tonight. The Bucks Free Press will present a Question Time style debates at Bucks New University at 7 pm. The
Marlow Ladies were celebrating promotion on Sunday after coming from behind to beat Ascot United 7-2. Hat-tricks from Abi Canvin and Tracy Corkett and a goal from Grainne McNally ensured that the visitors ended the season in style. Marlow started
Some of the worst rat runs and pinch points on Marlow’s crammed roads could be freed up after the council revealed a list of blackspots to introduce parking restrictions. An ‘informal consultation’ has been launched by Buckinghamshire County Council
A team of volunteers are needed to help clear litter in Stokenchurch. A group of residents have already signed up to take part in the clean up but more are needed. The spring clean is set to go ahead on the second May bank holiday, Monday
Four swimmers from Wycombe District Swimming Club (WDSC) all achieved personal bests when they competed in the British Swimming Championships. The event, which was held at the London Aquatics Centre on 14-18 April, saw WDSC participants James Eddy
Food lovers followed their noses to a High Wycombe street party on Saturday as a group of independent businesses clubbed together to give residents a taste of the town. Three well-known businesses joined forces on Saturday afternoon to serve up
The Head teacher at one of the UK’s most successful schools says it is the “boy free” environment that helps her students thrive. Rhiannon Wilkinson, head at Wycombe Abbey School, also said single sex schools provide protection from a “highly sexualised
Beaconsfield SYCOB ended their season with nine men on the pitch after a 1-1 draw against Uxbridge on Saturday. The Rams led through Charlie Losasso’s opener on 65 minutes before a strong tackle ten minutes from the end sparked a melee. After
A "MOVING" ceremony saw dignitaries, ex-serviceman and community leaders pay tribute to soldiers from High Wycombe killed in one of the First World War’s bloodiest campaigns. The Royal British Legion in High Wycombe coordinated the ANZAC centenary
A shopping centre in High Wycombe is to put on a fashion show with a twist to entertain visitors this bank holiday weekend. Eden shopping centre is hosting a spring pop up fashion event from 2 to 3 May, showcasing the latest styles to hit the shops
Claire Sweeney will explore the mysteries of men, dating, finding Mr Right, and motherhood with audiences at the Wycombe Swan next week. The actress, who is perhaps best known for playing Lindsey Corkhill in Brookside, stars as a relationship expert
A new restaurant is bringing the allotment to the plate as it launches in a garden centre in Marlow. The Garden Kitchen restaurant uses locally sourced ingredients and in-season produce using its links with Wyevale Garden centre where it is based
Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth says the deals for Brentford loanees Sam Saunders and Nico Yennaris can be extended to include the play-offs – but he stated that the final decision rests with the Bees. As it stands both players, who’ve been constant
A soldier in the Army Reserves has swapped Marlow for Manila as he works with communities in the Philippines on their response in the event of an earthquake in the region. Logistics expert Major Mike Keighley has flown to the country to as part
Wanderers will once again head into the final day of the season with their destiny dependent on results elsewhere after defeat to Morecambe at Adams Park on Saturday. The Chairboys were in the driving seat before the start of play but now require
Wanderers saw their hopes of automatic promotion take a hit on Saturday as Morecambe left Adams Park with all three points. A goal four minutes from time did the damage for the Shrimps. Watch the highlights here:
VIPS, diginitaries and family members of one of Britain’s most respected painters gathered for the unveiling of his newest exhibition this weekend. Sir Peter Bazalgette, chair of Arts Council England, cut the ribbon alongside Theresa May at the
