Aviva’s decision to back out of plans for a sustainable 1,000-home village on the Gomm Valley has been slammed – and MP Steve Baker has shared his “alarm” at the news.

Every single gully on Buckinghamshire roads is set to be cleaned over the course of this year - meaning we might not see a repeat of the flooding we faced in winter.

Line of Duty favourite Tommy Jessop was apparently spotted in Bledlow last week filming for Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks' new Apple TV series Masters of the Air.

A homeowner’s plans to take part of a grass verge into their own garden has been criticised by neighbours and the parish council.

A pop-up glamping site is set to return to Bucks after major success last summer.

A Beaconsfield timber yard’s fight to keep a bungalow that was built for the manager to live in has angered neighbours – including celebrity resident Vernon Kay.

Heavy rain and strong winds are expected to hit Bucks this afternoon, making Bank Holiday Monday a wash-out.

A man has been charged in connection with a murder investigation after a former police officer and canal worker died in Aylesbury.

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

A man had to be taken to hospital after a fire broke out in a caravan.

A man was left injured in an attack outside a working men's club on Friday night.

A man wearing a sign claiming he is "terrified" for younger generations because of the climate crisis blocked a road in Amersham at the weekend in a peaceful protest.

THAMES Valley Police are back on eBay and are selling some designer steals.

Martin Lewis's MoneySavingExpert has revealed how to use your central heating this year.

‘He’s been great for me, I am so grateful and he is the best manager I have played under.’

Buckinghamshire Council deals with thousands of planning applications every year.

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

A woman who met the Queen and Prince Philip when she was a young girl has spoken about the Duke of Edinburgh’s “thoughtfulness” when he made sure she could meet Her Majesty on a trip to Bucks.

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

Author and historian Martin Greenwood is perhaps best known locally for his books about village life in the fictional county of Banburyshire.

The article on the main Nostalgia page this week tells the story of the emigration in the 1850/60s to Australia by members of the extended Britnell family living in the area around Bledlow and Radnage.

A pair of dealers caught red-handed with thousands pounds worth of drugs have been locked up.

Emergency services are on the scene of a serious crash which has forced a major road to be closed.

One of the notable highlights of spring has to be when the bluebells bloom, covering grassy verges and woodlands in splashes of colour.

Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth insists that finishing bottom of the Championship will not impact the ‘psychological strength’ of his players.

Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth believes his side could be a ‘yoyoing Championship club’, after they defeated promotion-pushing Bournemouth 1-0 at Adams Park.

Bournemouth manager Jonathan Woodgate has praised Wycombe Wanderers, as the Chairboys defeated the Cherries 1-0 at Adams Park.

Wycombe go into the final day of the season with a chance of staying in the Championship after they defeated promotion-pushing Bournemouth 1-0 at Adams Park.

THIS week, a few memories of probably the best known pupil to attend Sir William Borlase’s School – the world famous bandleader and tap-dancer Ken “Snakehips” Johnson.

Good afternoon and welcome to Adams Park for the final time this season, as Wycombe Wanderers take on AFC Bournemouth today. A game that could see relegation confirmed for the Chairboys.

LIVE theatre is coming back to the county after a forced year-long break because of the coronavirus outbreak.

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An elderly Aylesbury woman who was originally from County Kilkenny died at Stoke Mandeville Hospital weeks after injuring herself in a fall at home.

The beautiful Chilterns look good all year around but it is hard to deny they are looking their best right now.

Calling all proud parents!

New figures released this week provide an insight into the scale of the mass migration of Londoners swapping life in the city for a home half an hour’s journey on the Chiltern Railways line from the green, green pastures of Bucks.

This week we are back in High Wycombe for Then and Now, looking at how Castlefield has changed over the years.

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

CELEBRITY Bucks resident Russell Grant’s weekly Bucks Free Press horoscope from Saturday, May 1:

There is a great deal of speculation as to what the future holds for the Grade II listed maltings in Old Amersham as this historic site is currently on the market. Bordered on 2 sides by Barn Meadow, the buildings are clearly recognisable as they ...

The owner of Gomm Valley has sensationally been accused of "washing its hands" of plans for a 1,000-home 'sustainable' village - because it wants to "make more money".

Three men have been jailed for 19 years following a car crash that left one man dead and another man with serious injuries in Boarstall near Brill.

A 39-year-old man from London has been jailed for eight years with a further three years on licence, after he was convicted of assault in Marlow.

A dog that has been at a rescue centre for almost 500 days is looking for a new home.

More than 85,000 people have signed a petition calling to refuse plans for an intensive rabbit meat farm in a Bucks village.

Two drivers will face ‘serious penalties’ after they were caught driving at speeds at over 100mph.

THE fate of an extension branded “overbearing and un-neighbourly” hangs in the balance.

PLANS to build an incredible looking children’s treehouse in the back garden of a Bucks property have been submitted to the council.

A Royal Mail postman from Wycombe who was struggling with an alcohol addiction hanged himself in his bedroom, a coroner has found.

A knife that was found ‘hidden’ in Milton Keynes will be destroyed by police.