Following Wycombe's two defeats against Norwich and Watford in this past week, Wanderers fan Jamie Cameron opens up on the Chairboys season.

Weekly round-up of hearings at Wycombe Magistrates' Court:

Today marks four years since Mary Berry reopened a community-run shop which was burgled and then set fire to.

PART of the M40 is closed this morning after a serious crash.

A CARE home has been put into special measures after being rated as ‘inadequate’ by government healthcare inspectors.

Banksy has today confirmed that the new mural that appeared outside Reading Gaol on Monday morning (March 1) is genuine.

A 32-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a rape of a woman in her twenties in Milton Keynes.

American burger chain Five Guys have confirmed that their High Wycombe branch will open their doors on March 15.

World Book Day costumes from around Bucks

THE “growing problem” of waste dumped near garages and in a woodland area has prompted calls for the council and a housing association to tackle an issue that is “getting out of hand”.

A meeting organised by a Bucks MP saw Andrew Stephenson, Minister of State in the Department of Transport, quizzed over the current HS2 development.

A vaccination centre to combat Covid-19 has opened at the Aylesbury Mosque.

Two people were treated by paramedics after a crash in Padbury this afternoon.

A man suffered 'minor burns' in a fire a converted shipping container that is used as office and storage yesterday morning.

A Scout hut in Hazlemere is being rebuilt six years it was burnt down.

Wycombe Wanderers lost their second game on the bounce as an Andre Gray double sees Watford level on points with second-placed Brentford.

Controversial plans to demolish farm buildings in order to build new properties have been turned down by Buckinghamshire Council.

The Chancellor announced a “mortgage guarantee”, as he detailed the government’s spending plans in Wednesday’s budget..

Two arrests were made following a protest in High Wycombe yesterday.

Wetherspoon chief executive John Hutson said: “We are looking forward to welcoming our customers and staff back to our pubs.”

It comes a week after rival Asda announced consultations with around 5,000 staff amid its own major shake-up of office operations.

The Duke of Edinburgh has now spent 16 nights in hospital, his longest ever stay.

One new coronavirus death has been recorded at Buckinghamshire Trust in the latest 24-hour period, the latest official figures show.

Today marks World Book Day – and we know that even in one of the most difficult years we have experienced, youngsters will be getting dressed up as their favourite literary characters.

A Bucks councillor and Amersham Town Mayor has opened up about her experience within politics.

Fledgling entrepreneurs in Bucks are being offered places on a free online workshop to help get them up and running as the UK emerges from lockdown.

THE demolition of a group of buildings on a ‘mixed use agricultural site’ in favour of two new homes has been permitted – despite claims it will ‘harm the surrounding area’.

A woman died just days after collapsing at her Marlow home, an inquest heard today.

A Bucks MP has backed the budget plans set out by Rishi Sunak this afternoon.

A 25-year-old man from Aylesbury has been jailed after he pleaded guilty to several drug crimes.

Bucks has produced and homed a number of famous faces of the decades but these five all have links to Marlow.

A BUCKS councillor who sought permission for a new conservatory which he had already started building has been criticised by a colleague who said he “should know better”.

Bucks charity musical festival, Rock Bottom has been postponed for the second year running.

An investigation is still ongoing into the death of a woman who died in a crash in Chalfont St Peter.

A CALL has sounded for the council to clear a series of lay-bys on a road of piles of rubbish left by fly-tippers.

Three people have been arrested for various crimes after a van was broken into in Amersham.

It goes without saying that football is the most popular sport in the country.

A 32-year-old man has been charged following an attempted robbery at a Mcdonald's in High Wycombe.

A Bucks-based property investor and development company have chosen to fund a student at Nottingham Trent University.

Thousands more people in Buckinghamshire have been told to shield after experts identified additional adults at serious risk of Covid-19.

A temporary lane closure has been put in place after a van caught fire today.

After a wave of thefts of catalytic converters in Marlow, the town council and Thames Valley Police have warned residents Hybrid vehicles are targeted the most.

World Book Day will return on Thursday – and we know that even in one of the most difficult years we have experienced, youngsters will still be getting dressed up as their favourite literary characters.

The two-hour primetime special will air on Sunday, March 7 from 9:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT on the CBS Television Network in the U.S.

A nursery that has been built in a village near Aylesbury will be opening its doors to the public in the middle of March.

The budget airline is hopeful it can fly 60-70 per cent of normal traffic volumes this summer.

The brand new drive-in festival , The Alfresco Theatre, has revealed some of the top UK chefs will be behind the event’s food.

Mr Sunak is expected to start his speech at around 12.30pm today, immediately after Prime Minister’s Questions.

Here’s everything you need to know about this year’s spring Budget, including what could be announced.

The UK weather is notorious for being unpredictable but the one thing you can always expect is rain.