The son of a beloved High Wycombe secondary school teacher has paid tribute to his father, calling him his hero.

A video from the 1970s has surfaced which berates the structure of County Hall in Aylesbury.

Despite challenges in international supplies, the Moderna vaccine is still on course to arrive in April.

A Bucks town is set to get a new Wetherspoon after the pubs giant announced it is set to invest £145 million in opening new pubs and upgrading existing ones.

Rubbish that caught fire in the back garden of a house started to spread towards a house in High Wycombe, prompting calls to firefighters.

A Beaconsfield pub/restaurant has been named as the ‘One to Watch’ in the UK’s prestigious Top 50 Gastropubs awards.

A High Wycombe man has been charged after 30 wraps of heroin were apparently found in a car.

Nine HS2 security staff were injured when 30 people attacked them on the A413 - with passing traffic "narrowly" missing people in the road.

Several Deliveroo drivers were seen protesting in Aylesbury following a dispute over pay.

EXTENSION for an 18th Century cottage have received allegations of “overshadowing” and “poor design” – but some locals say it is an ‘improvement’.

Bin collections across Buckinghamshire will change over the Easter Bank Holiday.

A NEW ‘flood alert’ app is to be trialled in Bucks to help homes and businesses tackle imminent threats.

Two people have been arrested in connection with a burglary at Bourne End telephone exchange.

Outdoor swimming pools, tennis courts, golf courses and basketball courts have been allowed to reopen today as coronavirus restrictions are eased slightly.

A heatwave could hit Buckinghamshire this week.

A two-bedroom flat in Stoke Poges is on the market for £500,000.

One of the leading figures in helping the British defeat the Germans in World War II will be featured on the new £50 note.

Restaurant group Wagamama has unveiled plans to reopen around half of its restaurants for outdoor dining on April 12 as restrictions ease under Boris Johnson’s road map out of lockdown.

Residents are being warned to be vigilant after scammers pretending to be a local councillor contacted a man in Princes Risborough in a bid to steal cash.

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

PLANS for two new properties are to be decided next week after “concerns” relating to a previous application have been “overcome”.

A petition has been launched to try and save a mobile pizza business in Milton Keynes.

A GP who has suffered abuse at the hands of social media trolls due to her colour, faith and gender has spoken out about the discrimination she has faced.

Do you know an amazing nurse who has worked tirelessly through the Covid-19 pandemic?

The 'stay at home' order will ease on Monday when the second phase of the first stage of Boris Johnson’s road map will begin.

Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust was caring for 30 coronavirus patients in hospital as of Tuesday, figures show.

A man has been convicted of driving a vehicle while above the alcohol and drugs limit after he was involved in a crash that left a woman with 'life changing injuries'.

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

Salmonella poisoning, food allergies and unapproved premises' are just some of the reasons behind a number of urgent product recalls across the UK.

The best bargains hitting the shelves in the middle aisles of their stores from Sunday, March 28, 2021.

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

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

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

Wycombe area

Tim Yates reminded me that this year is the 150th anniversary of the death of the respected Rev Frederick Aylward, who played an important part in the history of Chesham.

With the sun shining, the temperature rising, and the lockdown beginning to ease, we can start to spend more time in the great outdoors.

A recent article in the Nostalgia pages (BFP March 5, 2021) featured the lost fish and chip shops of Wycombe. This had been the subject of much discussion on the ‘We Grew Up in Wycombe’ group.

We want to recognise the talent and dedication of those heroes who work in the industry, particularly in this incredibly testing year.

If you know an amazing domiciliary care worker who deserves recognition for the work they have done, you can nominate them for a Buckinghamhire Health and Social Care Award.

The A404 Northbound is closed, with slow traffic in the area due to a van fire at the Handy Cross Roundabout.

With schools breaking up for Easter and restrictions easing on Monday (March 29)here are five walks you can enjoy with friends and family.

JUST for once I’ll start at the bottom and work upwards because the first and oldest of these pictures (top left) and several others suffer the very frequent problem of bearing no dates or details.

More than 1,200 Beaver Scouts across Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire took part in a 'superheroes' camp.

Tuesday marked a year since the country was plunged into lockdown as coronavirus cases rapidly started to rise.

A woman was treated by paramedics after a car crashed into a shop wall in Milton Keynes.

Bucks Fire and Rescue have said that they believe a rubbish fire outside of a Marlow property 'was started deliberately'.

A woman was taken to hospital after suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning at an Aston Clinton property.

Officers conducting a two day operation in Milton Keynes arrested six people during a neighbourhood policing priority enforcement operation.

This week, Beaconsfield MP Joy Morrissey writes exclusively to Bucks Free Press readers:

With news that 37 new flats could be built near Great Missenden Railway Station, we’ve unearthed pictures of the town through the years.