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

Boris Johnson warned “we’re likely to face some hard choices” as stage four of the lockdown roadmap was thrown into doubt.

A DRIVER who was "on his way to get a curry" has been arrested for drink driving.

Two lanes were closed on the M40 this afternoon following a crash.

The community has rallied around a pensioner who was reportedly “ripped off” by a builder.

The Bucks Free Press begins a campaign to persuade the authorities to finally implement a long-held ambition of many people in High Wycombe to see at least a section of the river Wye restored to the surface as it flows through the town-centre.

We have been enjoying displays of wonderful cherry blossom, a favourite subject for artist Caroline “Car” Richardson who frequently painted the cherry trees.

More than 900 Covid tests were given out after the Indian variant was discovered in Bucks.

Firefighters were called to a burst water main in a High Wycombe shopping centre.

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

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

A Marlow flier who became the UK’s youngest solo glider pilot in 2016 is set to take to the skies again for a world record-breaking solo flight around the world.

Food allergies, salmonella poisoning, Hepatitis A and chocking hazards are just some of the reasons behind a number of urgent product recalls

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

The changes will come into effect from January 1, 2022 and will affect whether a person qualifies for state pension or not.

High Wycombe-born singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock has been lauded for challenging her fiancé Andre Gray over recently resurfaced derogatory comments he made about dark-skinned women.

A teenager with links to Chesham has gone missing, with police concerned for her welfare.

Empire bosses have confirmed the future of the High Wycombe cinema.

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

Plans to overhaul three schools, a new nail salon in a village and work to prevent the collapse of a river wall form just some of the many applications submitted to Buckinghamshire Council last week.

GETTING your hands-on designer items has never been easier thanks to items seized by police officers in investigations.

Many readers who grew up in High Wycombe will remember the iconic music venue and pub that played host to dozens of legendary bands.

If the incident goes to court, the penalty could go up to a £5,000 fine, nine penalty points and even a driving ban.

A manhunt has been launched after a teenager was threatened with a screwdriver and then punched twice in the head.

A woman was given oxygen after a fire destroyed a river cruiser this week.

We've rounded-up some of the highlights to look out for in each supermarket.

A hamster was rescued after a fire started in the utility room of a house in Aylesbury.

Animal rights charities are celebrating after plans for an intensive rabbit meat farm in a Bucks Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty were thrown out.

‘Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles and warm woollen mittens...’

With news this week that the historic Bulstrode mansion is being turned into a luxury hotel, we have unearthed pictures of well-known Gerrards Cross buildings.

A few weeks ago this column was devoted to the two Mallett sisters, Mary and Doris, dressmakers at Number 88 West Street, and I also made brief mention of their “secret” brother.

Estate agents and housebuilders have been using their marketing skills while working from home during lockdown to raise funds for good causes.

Kate Brewster, from One Can Trust, writes exclusively to Bucks Free Press readers:

Here is what your star sign has in store for your love life, relationships and career the week starting Saturday, May 15.

Tributes have poured in for a man who died in an incident on the M40 that closed off part of the motorway for over an hour.

Plans to build five new properties in place of several disused commercial buildings in Chesham have been given the green light.

At 8am or 8.30am on the dot you dial the doctor’s number. Your heart sinks as you hear the familiar message, that you are in a queue and your call will be answered shortly.

A bus was severely damaged after it caught fire during morning rush hour.

Reports of anti-social behaviour as well as ‘vehicle nuisance’, have been spotted in a Tesco car park in Gerrards Cross.

A former clothes shop in Beaconsfield New Town is being transformed into a Mediterranean restaurant and cocktail bar.

Enterprise Rent-A-Car has been fined thousands of pounds for failing to provide the police with details of drivers who may have committed offences.

The Bucks Free Press can reveal Martin Tett is set to be re-elected the leader of Buckinghamshire Council.

Deliveroo has today launched in Gerrards Cross, Chalfont St Peter and Seer Green.

A 96-year-old Bucks woman died after choking on a Brussels sprout in a care home in Gerrards Cross.

Next has called on shoppers to immediately dispose of the items and contact the retailer for a full refund on the item.

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

A landmark just outside of Buckinghamshire will feature in this Sunday’s episode of Antiques Roadshow, for the second time in three months.

Aylesbury MP Rob Butler has wished the town’s Muslims a happy Eid Mubarak.

A fight broke out between two groups of men inside a shopping centre in Milton Keynes.

For many years now there have been spasmodic indications from our local council, now subsumed in the unitary authority called Buckinghamshire Council, of a desire to de-culvert a section of the river Wye as it passes beneath the centre of Wycombe....