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

An Ofsted registered leading school holiday camp provider will be hosting fun and covid safe camps in Gerrards Cross this Easter.

This is where Transport for Bucks will be working this week.

Buckinghamshire Council deals with thousands of planning applications every year.They range from house owners wanting to build an extension to new homes, shops, businesses and even chopping down trees.

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This is what you have been writing to us about this week.

Here are the death notices published in the Bucks Free Press this week.

Here are five of the biggest stories published on the Bucks Free Press website this week.

A communication from the government concerning the 2021 census has been dropping through our letter-boxes over the past two or three weeks. It takes place today, Sunday, March 21, and for the first time the form can be filled in on-line. The censu...

With the days getting longer and warmer, and the lockdown restrictions beginning to be eased, we are all looking forward to the “Great Outdoors”.

The Covid pandemic has made us all value fresh air, the outdoors and the amazing countryside Bucks has to offer.

Last week saw the return of school children to classrooms across Bucks as part of the Prime Minister’s roadmap to ease lockdown.

THIS week, Aylesbury MP Rob Butler writes exclusively to Bucks Free Press readers:

HENLEY Festival is returning in 2021 after a difficult year that saw the huge attraction go virtual.

AN email reminded me that last year I had promised some pictures of Marlow’s former cinema in Station Road.

TO CELEBRATE Easter and to mark the lifting of lockdown restrictions, Stonor Park near Henley-on-Thames, has announced its annual Easter trail.

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House swaps happen every summer.

Celebrity Bucks resident Russell Grant’s weekly Bucks Free Press horoscope from Saturday, March 20:

This week, we’re in Loudwater for Then and Now.

Entries have been coming in thick and fast for the Buckinghamshire Health & Social Care Awards - and there’s still plenty of time to put nominees forward.

A RECENT spate of drug abuse and at a sports club has prompted the need for new CCTV and security measures to identify the culprits.

RESIDENTS of a relatively new housing estate are demanding the council “reconsider” supporting the upkeep of its child play areas – adding households could end up paying a maintenance company more for the privilege.

A MAJOR new development boasting up to 50 houses and flats could be decided in the coming weeks – but it faces strong opposition from locals concerned about resulting traffic problems and obscured views.

A Farnham Common shop worker was racially abused whilst working in a shop in the middle of the day.

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

A Domino’s branch in Milton Keynes has moved location.

An adorable six-week-old puppy is being officially sponsored by a Buckinghamshire businessman, as she trains to be a guide dog.

Two men have been arrested for allegedly being involved in drug crimes.

A driver in Iver was fined after blocking the pavement on the High Street this morning.

A proposal has been launched to try and get a skatepark built in Chalfont St Peter.

A Bucks-based MP has welcomed the Government’s decision to formally cancel the Ox-Cam Expressway.

A 'new and improved' waste transfer station has opened in Aylesbury.

Three men have been convicted and sentenced after climbing trees in an attempt to stop prevent HS2 works being carried out.

Tuesday (March 23) will mark one year since Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that everyone across the UK was to stay at home for the first time, as the coronavirus pandemic ravaged the nation.

Police have closed a high-profile investigation into the killing of a fox on private land by a hunt.

POLICE officers have reunited a lost dog with its owners whilst on a night shift.

The areas across Aylesbury and Milton Keynes that have been almost 'free of coronavirus' according to the most recent data have been revealed.

3 of the best businesses to eat at in the Buckinghamshire and High Wycombe area.

A driver was arrested by Thames Valley Police yesterday evening after reportedly being spotted driving the wrong way down a duel carriageway.

CAMPAIGNERS are pressuring the council to introduce resident permits on four roads in to cut down on spaces being taken up by other drivers which they claim is making resident’s lives “unnecessarily difficult”.

Thames Valley Police have confirmed that an investigation has been launched after a 'large number' of sheep have been killed or injured.

The areas across the Chilterns that have been almost 'free of coronavirus' according to the most recent data have been revealed.

A NEW pedestrian crossing is to be installed outside a school.

A moped was destroyed by a fire which Bucks Fire and Rescue 'believe was started deliberately' in the early hours of this morning.

THE authority has come under fire for “shoddy” road repairs repeatedly done and which one resident said last ‘no more than a few months’.

A shop owner who was secretly selling illegal tobacco from a van parked outside has been busted by Trading Standards.

A TRIAL that saw part of a high street sealed off to traffic to enable shoppers and businesses to safely continue during the could become a permanent feature following a consultation.

Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth has praised Barnsley’s on loan striker, Daryl Dike, after Wanderers lost 3-1 to the Tykes at Adams Park on Wednesday night.

Despite falling to another defeat, Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth was full of praise for his side after the 3-1 loss against Barnsley.