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Criminals have £3m confiscated by police

From April 2014, all businesses and charities will be eligible for a new allowance, which will reduce their National Insurance contributions bill

10:27am Tuesday 30th April 2013

THE message that crime does not pay has been reinforced by a special police unit which confiscated nearly £3m cash from convicted criminals last year.

Hate crimes and domestic abuse rise in Chiltern and South Bucks

Police investigating a hate crime after pieces of ham were thrown at a mosque are appealing for information

3:07pm Monday 29th April 2013

HATE crime and reports of domestic violence are on the rise in Chiltern and South Bucks, figures show.

Debate over future of Beaconsfield Town Hall

Beaconsfield Town Hall

2:00pm Monday 29th April 2013

THE future of Beaconsfield Town Hall has come under scrutiny once again, with calls for the council to take action on the building which is "not fit for purpose."

Multi-vehicle crash and oil spill on M40

Thames Valley Police investigating the exploitation of young girls have charged two more men

9:35am Monday 29th April 2013

AN OIL spill on the M40 has led to a lane shut and long delays this morning.

Schools could shut again for teachers strikes

LOST RESPECT: Teachers on strike calling for fair pensions for all

6:00am Monday 29th April 2013

SCHOOLS could be shut due to strikes again later this year as a Bucks teaching union launched a scathing attack on the Government.

Jewellery stolen in Holtspur burglary

Stock image of Hampshire police officers

4:00pm Friday 26th April 2013

BURGLARS smashed a patio door before stealing jewellery from a property in Holtspur on Monday.

Elections 2013: Written statements still wanted

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10:29am Friday 26th April 2013

THE Bucks Free Press is still asking council contenders at the May 2 elections for their written statements.

Wetherspoons keen for M40 pub to go ahead

Wetherspoons keen for M40 pub to go ahead

8:00am Wednesday 24th April 2013

WETHERSPOONS has confirmed it is keen to press ahead with a new pub in a service station on the M40.

How are you going to vote?

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2:30pm Tuesday 23rd April 2013

THE elections for Bucks County Council are looming. Residents have the chance to elect a representative for their area for the next four years on May 2. But are you going to use your vote and if so have you decided yet who for?

Strong support for new Beaconsfield WI

There was a strong showing at the meeting

7:00pm Tuesday 23rd April 2013

A WOMEN’S Institute for Beaconsfield is set to be launched after strong support at a meeting held last night to discuss the new group.

Plans for Commemorative Enid Blyton Plaque

Blyton's Beaconsfield home, 'Green Hedges', which has now been demolished

4:30pm Tuesday 23rd April 2013

ENID Blyton is set to receive her very own commemorative plaque to mark the 75th anniversary of the author’s arrival in Beaconsfield 

Mayor's pride as term draws to a close

Beaconsfield mayor Graham Corney

5:00pm Monday 22nd April 2013

THE MAYOR of Beaconsfield has spoken of the “honour and privilege” at holding the position as his year-long term draws to a close.

Student fundraiser set sights on new heights

Hannah in training for the climb

4:00pm Saturday 20th April 2013

A STUDENT from Beaconsfield is taking fundraising to new heights as she prepares for a charity challenge of a lifetime.

Social networking focus for business breakfast

Beaconsfield Services

8:00am Saturday 20th April 2013

BUSINESS people will have the chance to maximise their social networking opportunities at a special breakfast event in Beaconsfield next week.

Beaconsfield welcomes twin town to cheese festival

A chevaliers de cape in action at the cheese market

7:00pm Thursday 18th April 2013

CHEESE lovers from far and wide descended on Beaconsfield last Saturday for the third annual cheese maker’s market.

Grand opening for Beaconsfield's newest eatery

The mayor joins town crier Dick Smith and manager Jack Ashmore at the launch

1:00pm Thursday 18th April 2013

BEACONSFIELD dignitaries were among the crowd at the grand unveiling of the town’s newest bar and restaurant last week.

BFP video pitch opportunity for BCC election candidates

Voters make their mark in elections

4:59pm Wednesday 17th April 2013

CALLING all Buckinghamshire County Council election candidates!

Tech-shy to benefit from web lessons

Arrest made after "racially aggravated" comments posted on website

7:20am Wednesday 17th April 2013

HELP is at hand next week for older people unsure about the brave new world of the internet.

Planning applications for April 12

New hotel for Wycombe among planning applications for June 26

11:53am Tuesday 16th April 2013

THE following planning applications were validated by south Buckinghamshire district councils on Friday.

Hundreds turn out for Wilton Park meeting

Hundreds turn out for Wilton Park meeting

6:10pm Wednesday 10th April 2013

NEARLY 250 people turned out to a public meeting this week to discuss the future of Beaconsfield’s Wilton Park.

Planning applications for April 8

New hotel for Wycombe among planning applications for June 26

9:32am Wednesday 10th April 2013

THE following planning applications were received by south Buckinghamshire district councils on Monday.

Young musicians in Rock School gig

The young rockers before the concert

1:46pm Tuesday 9th April 2013

BUDDING young rock stars were given the chance to show off their skills on stage last week at the end-of-course show for Beaconsfield’s very own ‘school of rock’.

Societies unite over major Beaconsfield development

Residents were consulted over the Wilton Park development last month

1:40pm Thursday 4th April 2013

SOCIETIES in Beaconsfield are joining forces to call for the new Wilton Park development to provide the maximum possible benefit for the whole community.

TV feature spot for Enid Blyton debate

A model of Blyton's old house, Green Hedges, at Bekonscot Model Village

4:56pm Wednesday 3rd April 2013

THE CONTROVERSY surrounding Beaconsfield’s celebration of Enid Blyton is the subject of a BBC news feature set to be screened next week.

Disability sports skills sessions for youngsters

Disability sports skills sessions for youngsters

2:57pm Tuesday 2nd April 2013

YOUNG people with learning and physical disabilities can look forward to three days of fun multi-skills sessions in Beaconsfield during the Easter Holidays.

GPs take charge of £305m health budget today

Malnutritian costing NHS £13 billion a year

7:00am Monday 1st April 2013

DOCTORS in south Bucks today take charge of a £305million budget for health services.

New Beaconsfield Girl Guides building set to be completed in August

New Beaconsfield Girl Guides building set to be completed in August

8:40am Sunday 31st March 2013

THE new headquarters housing Beaconsfield's girl guides paid for with £260,000 raised by it's fundraising committee should be opening its doors by August.

Film Festival set for sequel

Last year's festival in full flow

7:00am Wednesday 27th March 2013

THE BEACONSFIELD Film Festival is gearing up for another showing next week as organisers hope to build on the success of last year.

Rock School Rolls into Beaconsfield

Rock School Rolls into Beaconsfield

7:10pm Tuesday 26th March 2013

BUDDING young rock stars will have the chance to strut their stuff on stage during a new course aimed at developing a range of musical skills.

Prestigious garden project seeks support

Mr Ryan's garden 'I have a dream'

1:46pm Monday 25th March 2013

A BEACONSFIELD garden designer is hoping to keep his dream of exhibiting at the world’s largest annual flower show alive as he searches for a sponsor for his design.

Garden designer lands prestigious flower show exhibit

Mr Ryan's garden 'I have a dream'

8:00am Saturday 23rd March 2013

A BEACONSFIELD garden designer is celebrating after earning the chance to feature his creation at the world’s largest annual flower show.

Snow to fall tonight

A forest scene in County Durham after more heavy snow hit the region

1:34pm Friday 22nd March 2013

SNOW is going to fall tonight and possibly tomorrow around High Wycombe, a forecaster is warning this afternoon.

Free Wi-Fi for Chiltern Railways stations in Bucks

High Wycombe railway station.

12:38pm Friday 22nd March 2013

FREE WiFi is coming to 24 Chiltern Railway stations over the next few months – including High Wycombe, Beaconsfield at Princes Risborough.

Free sports for Bucks kids this Easter

Future sports stars nurtured at academy

7:30am Friday 22nd March 2013

A SERIES of free sporting events will take place for children across South Bucks during the Easter holidays.

Piggy bank raided for £25m road repairs

Workers filling a pothole in Marlow today

3:08pm Thursday 21st March 2013

SCORES of south Bucks’ most battered and pothole ridden roads are set to benefit from a £25m cash injection as council chiefs raid the piggy bank.

Car overturns on M40

M40 at standstill after air ambulance lands

3:03pm Thursday 21st March 2013

A CAR overturned on the M40 this morning, with air ambulance crews attending the scene.

Closure on M40 after two car crash

Closure on M40 after two car crash

11:56am Thursday 21st March 2013

A TWO car crash on the M40 this morning has left one lane closed.

Business breakfast launches in Beaconsfield

The MSA is open for business.

1:25pm Wednesday 20th March 2013

A NEW business networking event for Beaconsfield launches this Friday, providing a monthly opportunity for business people to stay connected.

Poetry Launch Set for Beaconsfield

Poet Claire Trevien will return to Beaconsfield next month

9:10am Tuesday 19th March 2013

BEACONSFIELD Library will host to a special poetry launch night next month to celebrate the release of a local poet’s new collection.

2,700 Wycombe kids in poverty missing out on free school meals

CUTS: Monmouthshire councillors are looking to reduce the choice pupils have over school meals and increase parking charges

7:00am Sunday 17th March 2013

WYCOMBE has the fifth highest proportion of children in poverty missing out on free school meals, a national report states.

Beaconsfield Annual Town Meeting set for next month

Beaconsfield Town Hall

3:00pm Wednesday 13th March 2013

BEACONSFIELD residents will have the chance to air their views and concerns at the Annual Town Meeting next month.

Future of Beaconsfield's Wilton Park open for consultation

Beaconsfield set for 300 new homes as MOD plans to leave

10:10pm Tuesday 12th March 2013

THE future of Wilton Park is open for public consultation this week, with developers discussing with the possible uses for the Beaconsfield site.

Police release photo of man following Beaconsfield bike theft

Police release photo of man following bike theft

1:35pm Tuesday 12th March 2013

POLICE have released a photo of a man they would like to speak to in connection with the theft of bicycle from Beaconsfield train station.

New bar and restaurant for Beaconsfield

New bar at 17, Penn Street, Beaconsfield

10:10am Saturday 9th March 2013

A NEW bar and restaurant will be opening in New Beaconsfield in April following an £800,000 refurbishment.

Part of M40 closed after car hits barrier

The Highways Agency mishandled the project to tackle congestion on the M25, MPs have said

4:49pm Friday 8th March 2013

PART of the M40 is shut this afternoon after a driver was injured in a crash.

Planning applications for March 4

2:02pm Wednesday 6th March 2013

THE Following planning applications were validated by south Buckinghamshire district councils on Monday.

Mount Everest climber speaks about media backlash after passing dead bodies

Leanna Shuttleworth

12:00pm Saturday 2nd March 2013

THE youngest British woman to climb Mount Everest has revealed how a media storm in the wake of her epic achievement has taken its toll.

Pay cuts ruled out by council leader

Martin Tett

3:02pm Wednesday 27th February 2013

A PAY cut for top earners has been ruled out by the leader of the county council, despite the pressing and ongoing need to make savings.

Couple opens second gift shop in same street

Mike and Sheena outside Temptation Cards

10:57am Friday 22nd February 2013

HIGH street chains seem to be dropping like flies at the moment, but a gift shop in Beaconsfield has defied the doom and gloom by opening a second store... in same street.

'Voluntary groups could close without extra cash'

The Chancellor is being called on to raise the cash Isa to double its current limit

7:00am Friday 22nd February 2013

CONCERNS have been raised that voluntary groups could close down without greater support from councils.



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