On Monday hairdressers across Bucks reopened their doors after being closed for more than three months.

Fraudsters have fleeced more than £60 million from people living in the Thames Valley during the coronavirus pandemic – with most victims stung in online shopping scams, figures reveal.

The residents of Amersham have asked questions on what will happen to its town centre as lockdown restrictions are fully lifted.

THAMES Valley Police (TVP) is releasing an e-fit image following a robbery in .

THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an incident of exposure in Wolverton.

Concerns are growing in Flackwell Heath after a waterpipe has burst.

Two people were left ‘significant distress’ after they verbally assaulted and spat at, at a McDonald’s near Milton Keynes.

With coronavirus restrictions set to continue to ease and summer edging closer many of us will hope to head to the seaside.

THE council has secured funding to overhaul the site of a sports centre in favour of new housing, as well as a medical and community centre, reports indicate.

Marlow resident Sir Andrew Strauss has urged people who have had a cough for three weeks or more that isn't COVID-19 to get checked after losing his wife to cancer.

RESIDENTS are trying to ban and other large vehicles from using certain roads they claim are being ‘choked’ by a “huge increase” in their number.

for 122 new flats for people aged 55 and up are facing refusal – in part because of their ‘unacceptable’ impact on the local economy.

Beaconsfield has been named as one of the popular places in Britain to buy a property according to a new survey conducted by Rightmove.com.

A total of just three areas across the Chilterns and have seen an increase in Coronavirus cases.

Tom Kerridge is teaming up with Hovis, the popular British bakery brand based in Bucks.

His name has been printed on court lists.

The family of a woman who died when she was hit by a police car as it was responding to an emergency have paid tribute to a "truly remarkable young woman".

The body of a 47-year-old woman has been discovered in Aylesbury.

The number of recorded coronavirus cases in Buckinghamshire increased by 50 over the weekend, official figures show.

The people of Aylesbury have responded after a gym is charging its clients for full fess in April, despite not reopening until midway through the month.

Plans have been lodged to build a new three-storey block of flats in Lane End.

An eyesore house in "shell" condition on one of High Wycombe's busiest roads has sold for more than £400,000 at auction.

Wycombe Wanderers’ Admiral Muskwe has been named in the current Championship Team of the Week.

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

One of the county’s biggest beer festivals is returning to Buckinghamshire this year.

THAMES Valley Police (TVP) is appealing for witnesses following a serious road traffic collision in Waddesdon involving three cars.

THE ELECTIONS for the new police and crime commissioner (PCC) will be held on May 6.

Boris Johnson has cancelled his visit to Delhi next week, as the coronavirus crisis worsens in India and concerns grow over a new variant there.

An "elaborate" camp was built in a High Wycombe woodland - on top of a protected badger sett.

A fire in a van in High Wycombe is believed to have been started deliberately.

A fire in a loft at a house in Little Hampden left a man with injuries.

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

Transport history researcher and local author Paul Lacey is well known for his books tracing the history of bus services in Bucks and Berks.

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This week’s article concerns the Royal Navy, in tribute to the late Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh. I think that this story from WWII would also have appealed to the Duke’s celebrated sense of humour.

Here are five of the biggest stories published this week in Bucks.

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A new batch of over 300 images has recently been added to the SWOP website .

Martin Lewis issues £1,000 fine warning to millions of drivers in the UK.

Hepatitis A, Salmonella poisoning,and chocking hazards are just some of the reasons behind a number of urgent product recalls across UK supermarkets.

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh will be laid to rest in Windsor this afternoon.

A police officer who called 999 to report a fellow PC had drunk four glasses of wine at a pub before getting behind the wheel of her car did so out of “malice”, a misconduct hearing has heard.

Police say they have been "monitoring" the situation as 18 horses and traps ride in convoy through different towns in South Bucks.

Saturday jobs are something of a rite of passage – almost all of us have had one and many of us cherish the memories (and financial freedom) they brought.

A woman was killed when she was hit by a police car that was responding to a call about another car crash.

Wycombe Wanderers’ fight to stay in the Championship was severely dented after they blew a 2-0 lead to draw 2-2 against Swansea City at the Liberty Stadium.

Gareth Ainsworth believes Wycombe ‘haven’t had any favours from officials this year.’

Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth believes his side ‘have to get 46 points’ to stay in the Championship.

Gareth Ainsworth has shared his thoughts on his side’s 2-2 draw with Swansea City at the Liberty Stadium.