Bucks Free Press: Community news submitted by local people in High Wycombe

One Can Trust foodbank celebrates its 1st Birthday with a grant from Buckinghamshire Community Foundation.

4:51pm Thursday 14th June 2012

A Wycombe charity celebrated its 1st birthday on the 10th of June with a tea party attended by over 50 supporters and volunteers.

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Local family

11:18am Monday 5th September 2011

A local High Wycombe family will be opening the doors to their very special home this September. The home in Totteridge has been dubbed "Superhome59" after becoming the 59th such Superhome in Great Britain in August 2010. To qualify these homes have had to undergo a retrofit to reduce thier carbon footprints by at least 60%. Superhome 59 qualified with an impressive 90% cut. Superhomes open to the public at regular intervals during the year and this opening coincides with Heritage Open days.

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The South Side live rock!

2:22pm Tuesday 28th June 2011

Wycombe's rock and blues originals playing live!

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Volunteer open day at Hughenden Manor

1:01pm Tuesday 10th May 2011

Volunteers have always played a key role at the National Trust and Hughenden Manor is no exception.

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Rotary Chiltern Cycle PedalPush Entries up on last year

4:23pm Tuesday 5th April 2011

The Rotary Club of High Wycombe are holding their 16th annual Chiltern Cycle PedalPush. A 25 & 50 mile cycle ride starting from Hearing Dogs for Deaf People Saunderton from 08:00 on Sunday 22nd May.

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The Fabulous Bake-off Boys

4:05pm Monday 22nd November 2010

Never mind Jamie and Gordon – Phil Pearce and James Eden squared up for an epic bout as part of Paradigm Housing’s Children in Need appeal. The challenge - who could bake the best Pudsey cake?

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Policing update from Chief Inspector Colin Seaton

3:48pm Friday 15th October 2010

Last month I spoke about how vibrant our district is. There are examples of what I meant by this all over the area but perhaps one of the best examples are seen in Wycombe town centre. Policing town centres effectively at night is a partnership effort. Here in Wycombe we have taken this to another level with ‘Nightsafe’ which is a partnership that includes Thames Valley Police, Wycombe District Council, Bucks Drug and Alcohol Action Team, Pub Watch, Business Watch and Trading Standards. By working together the partnership aims to ensure Wycombe and the surrounding areas are fun, but safe places for a night out for everyone.

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Wycombe Beat- new monthly update from district's deputy police commander

4:07pm Monday 28th June 2010

Welcome to a new monthly update which I hope you will find informative.

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