Your Bucks
Get involved: send your photos, videos, news & views by texting bfp news to 80360 or email »
Actor's grand gesture
3:45pm Thursday 26th April 2001
ACTOR Geoffrey Palmer had luck after scooping money in the Three Hospices Lottery Draw, of which he is patron. He returned some of it.
Mr Palmer, who stars in the BBC1 sitcom The Savages and lives in The Chilterns, won £1,000 in the lottery. He is also patron of the Iain Rennie Hospice at Home. He has been subscribing to the hospice lottery since it started nearly three years ago, and says it is a fun way to support the charity.
Lottery tickets cost £1. Call (01296) 625533
AROUND THE SITE
Big Sing for Beaconsfield School
MUSICALLY minded school pupils have joined forces with hundreds of thousands of fellow students across the country for a record breaking charity 'Big Sing'.
Bourne End restaurant gets go-ahead for belly dancers
A RESTAURANT has got the go-ahead to put on belly dancing performances and live music, after residents living nearby opposed the plan There were 42 objections from nearby residents when the matter went before a Wycombe District Council licensing panel last month.
Timmy Mallett has complained
The children's TV presenter - who left the show this weekend after losing a trial against Brian Paddick - says he was treated unfairly by some of the contestants, in particular glamour model Nicola McLean, presenter Dani Behr and fitness trainer Carly Zucker.
Taylor: I hope Eastwood draw Manchester United
WANDERERS boss Peter Taylor admitted his team were outfought and out-thought as he picked over the wreckage of their FA Cup exit at the hands of Eastwood Town.
Queen rock songs get classical touch
Wycombe guitar teacher David Young has produced an album of Queen songs, played by classical guitarist Carlos Bonell. PLUS hear tracks from the album
Wycombe photographer finds beauty is skins deep
Photographer Gavin Watson who grew up on the Micklefield Estate, has just published his second book, Skins and Punks, which documents life around Wycombe in the 80s. Francine Wolfisz spoke to him
Wycombe council's litigation problem
I’ve decided to embark on a new career. For years I’ve depended on the goodness of someone else paying me a salary for my journalistic wares. It hasn’t earned me a fortune, but at least it’s kept a roof over my head with enough left to feed the cat.
In this section
- Bourne End restaurant gets go-ahead for belly dancers
- Amersham man dies in Bedfordshire crash
- Man charged with Wycombe taxi robbery
- Distraction burglary at Wycombe sheltered housing
- Compensation for swan trial defendants
- MP: Tory arrest could cut police complaints
- "Passed" schools stay in closure-threat programme
- Outraged Wycombe mum joins Baby P campaign group
- Inquest tomorrow over plasterer's mystery death
- Wycombe carer's parking ticket anger
Sponsored Links
Local Advertisers
Local Information
Enter your postcode, town or place name
