FLARES and hot pants will be making a comeback in June as the Iain Rennie Hospice at Home bring a 70s feel to the fifth annual Goodnight Walk in Amersham. As the summer warmth arrives the walkers will be trying to avoid catching disco fever as they raise
NORTHAMPTON 39, WASPS 3. WASPS' brave new world will have to wait a little longer. Tony Hanks might have gone but the ability to fold in on themselves in adversity still remains and all pretensions of a top-four finish can now be conclusively scrubbed
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE residents are being encouraged to take part and attend Chiltern vintage tractor rally in aid of the Thames Valley Air Ambulance. The event, taking place on Sunday May 15, is run by local tractor group The Ferguson Club. The group has
FATHER and daughter duo Lesley Sims and Ray Slipper are putting their best foot forward for the Hospice of St Francis’ Walk with the Stars this year for the fifth year running. Lesley Sims, 50, has been a nurse at the Berkhamsted based Hospice for the
AMERSHAM & Chiltern's chances of winning the South West 1 East title got a huge boost yesterday with Wycombe's shock home defeat to Witney. The Kingsmead club lost 13-12 after a run of ten wins had taken them to the brink of promotion. However, with
JACKIE Palmer Stage School are encouraging past pupils to get in touch to celebrate its 40th anniversary. The school which runs dance and singing classes are celebrating their anniversary at the Wycombe Swan with performances showcasing the pupil's
TWO people were cut from their cars following a five car smash on the M40 last night. Seven people were injured in the accident at junction 2 west north bound on the M40 at 7.26pm. Two Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service crews from
A CLAMPING company refused to remove a clamp off a mum's car who needed to take her daughter to hospital. Tonia Wyncoll was dropping off her five-year-old daughter, Katie, at a party at Jungle Mania in Wessex Road, Bourne End when her daughter
