Plans to convert a former doctors surgery in High Wycombe into nine new flats have been given the green light.

Part of a major A-road in Bucks could be closed over two weekends for HS2 works.

A POLICE foot chase led to the discovery of packets of Class A and Class B drugs.

Shoppers have woken up early and have been queuing in High Wycombe town centre as more coronavirus lockdown restrictions eased today.

A NEW secondary  offering more than 1,000 places for pupils and boasting several new sports facilities has been approved.

Earlier this week Fry magazine announced the winners of their 50 best fish and chip takeaways and mobile units for this year.

As coronavirus lockdown restrictions ease the shops and part of the hospitality sector have been able to reopen.

A number of McDonald’s restaurants around Bucks have reopened for outdoor dining from today (April 12).

LOCALS have reacted to a mobile home seemingly left on the side of the road – but how it came to be there is still a mystery.

Yahoo Answers is being shut down forever on May 4 – so, for the sake of posterity, we decided to answer some of the questions about Buckinghamshire, and especially High Wycombe, that people have asked over the years.

to tear down a hotel in favour of a new block of nine two-bedroom apartments have been submitted to the council.

Plans have been submitted to Buckinghamshire Council to demolish two homes and build a new 64-bed care home in Gerrards Cross.

A man in a car touched himself inappropriately in front of a runner and a teenage girl in Princes Risborough.

Domestic breaks in the UK will be allowed to resume today as part of the roadmap out of lockdown.

Two men have been arrested after police raided a High Wycombe house on Friday.

Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust was caring for seven coronavirus patients in hospital as of last Tuesday, the latest figures show.

Bucks has woken up to a light covering of snow today - the same day that many pubs have been looking forward to welcoming punters back to their gardens.

With stage two starting today, people in England will be able to enjoy a number of freedoms they have had to go without for months.

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

Wycombe MP Steve Baker has donated money and launched an appeal for help after a volcano eruption in St Vincent caused devastation.

A fence put up by a land owner to close a permissive path has been ripped down, prompting a police investigation.

Primark will offer extended opening hours when it reopens its shops in Bucks next week.

If you are planning on braving the colder weather to visit your local beer garden from today, there will be a number of rules in place.

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

Sporting bodies are in discussions regarding plans for next Saturday's fixtures, as Prince Philip's funeral will take place at Windsor Castle that afternoon.

Monday, April 12 will see the further easing of lockdown restrictions, with non-essential retail and outdoor hospitality reopening for the first time in months and the ‘stay local’ message ending.

A PT who caters to helping those with conditions such as Parkinson’s and MS has opened up about the struggles of lockdown ahead of Monday’s reopening.

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

Here are the death announcements carried in the Bucks Free Press last week.

For many of us, buying a new car is a big deal – and even more so, when it is your first car.

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

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

Wycombe area

Home ownership was rare in the early 20th century, when 90% of householders were tenants. Housing became a hot topic during the first world war when it was reported that the army had to reject many potential recruits due to poor health caused by insa...

This week we show pictures taken in Wycombe Marsh of different events in the 1940s and 50s. Some of the people shown in these pictures would probably have been amongst those families who moved to the Marsh in the early 1020s to live in the social ...

WARNING: Some people may find the contents of this report distressing

Good afternoon and welcome to a very overcast and cloudy Adams Park, as Wycombe Wanderers take on Luton Town.

Four historic Buckinghamshire estates feature in a report by the National Trust that details their links to slavery and colonialism.

Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth has confirmed that the club will appeal Josh Knight’s red card, after the defender was sent-off in the Chairboys’ 3-1 home defeat against Luton Town.

Wycombe Wanderers conceded three goals in the final 10 minutes as they lost 3-1 at home to Adams Park.

Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth believes referee Oliver Langford ‘hasn’t had the best day’, after Wanderers lost 3-1 at home to Luton.

Decisions, decisions – this summer’s cohort of school-leavers will know by now whether they want to continue in full time education or get a job.

The BFP reported this week that a former vet in Chapel Street, Marlow, could become a “high-class” butchers.

AN IMPRESSIVE line-up of stars have been announced for this year’s Henley Festival Summer Fling - three epic pop-up parties that will take place ahead of the main event.

Lockdown has been devastating in many ways – but the one thing it has curbed is pollution, which has made our skies clear.

One of the earliest established chamber orchestras in the UK has taken up residency at The Elgiva theatre with three new, socially-distanced concerts on the horizon.

Margaret Ottaway, a clinical nurse specialist at Rennie Grove Hospice Care, writes to Bucks Free Press readers:

This is what your star sign has in store for your love life, relationships and career the week starting Saturday, April 10.

Buckinghamshire Council deals with thousands of planning applications every year.

Frances Mathew was telling me about her interesting great-grampy George Bridges of Chesham.