A single mother from Chesham has hit out after her benefits were cut by almost £100 a month – leaving her fearing she will “not be able to survive”.

Council bosses have stepped in after developers who wanted to build a kimchi farm on land popular with runners and dog walkers in the Chilterns AONB reportedly continued to fell trees in the area despite the plans being thrown out.

FIREFIGHTERS were called to rescue a boy stuck on top of a porch.

A series of offices along a Bucks high street could be converted into flats if new plans are approved.

A creep who groomed two teenage girls in Bucks with the aim of having sexual relations with them has been jailed.

A fatigued train driver with a history of safety blunders passed a stop signal and narrowly avoided a head-on crash with another train, an investigation has found.

A Bucks woman who was banned from keeping animals has been given a prison sentence after she was caught with someone else’s horse.

Fly-tippers who dumped all sorts of rubbish in Bucks, including a double bed, building insulation and cardboard boxes have been fined thousands of pounds.

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

Richard Burnett, chief executive of the Road Haulage Association, said the country is “facing a collapse” of the food chain.

The Met Office issued a mid to long term forecast predicting the weather we can expect in August.

Ten Bucks fish and chip shops went head-to-head to battle it out for the top spot in the Free Press’ Best Chip Shop 2021 competition.

The police are appealing for witnesses after a cyclist was assaulted by a motorist.

Here are the top five most-read stories from the Bucks Free Press this week:

A man stole and damaged a child's bike before dumping it in a bush across the road from PennFest.

The M40 was shut between junction 2 and 3 this afternoon as police, firefighters and ambulances attended an incident involving a silver car.

The police stopped a vehicle in Beaconsfield and discovered two flasks containing 60 to 70 deals of cannabis.

A fight broke out on Friday between two groups totalling around 10 people in the INTU shopping centre in Milton Keynes.

A vechile was seized after a woman was stopped on the V7 into Beanhill.

A man in his twenties remains in hospital after being found with stab wounds in Milton Keynes

The Met Office has updated their Yellow Weather warning as heavy rain is expected to hit Bucks over the weekend.

The police attended the scene of a car crash in High Wycombe last night.

The beginning of this week saw further coronavirus lockdowns restrcitions eased as we saw 'freedom day'.

A car was found on fire in the Eden Centre car park in High Wycombe.

An interactive map shows how many car crimes have been reported across High Wycombe.

It has always puzzled me why Amersham-on-the Hill was so slow to develop after the arrival of the railway in 1892.

This week the Town Hall in Queen Victoria Rd, High Wycombe features in the main Nostalgia article as being the location of the town’s main British Restaurant during the second world war and for a few years afterwards. By the early 1950s it was back...

Community Feeding Centres were first established in 1940 by the Ministry of Food to help people who had been bombed out of their homes, had run out of ration coupons or otherwise needed help.

Anyone who knows Bledlow Ridge will understand why it is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

There was a crash on the M25 this morning involving four vechiles.

A man remains in hospital after he was hit by a car last night (July 23) in Milton Keynes between 10pm and 10.10pm

The police have released CCTV images of man they would like to in connection to a sexual assualt on a 25-year-old.

Smoke was seen over High Wycombe yesterday evening following a fire involving a shed, two cars and a fence.

It is that time of year again – school prom season.

The Swan Uppers were welcomed back to Marlow on July 20 for the annual census of the swan population on the River Thames.

This week, newly elected Chesham and Amersham MP Sarah Green writes exclusively to Bucks Free Press readers for the first time:

1. A rally about to depart from Market Square, and probably taking place not long before the original Crown Hotel building was converted to retail use (Aldridges and Woolworths) in the 1930s.

This week we take a trip down memory lane in Chalfont St Peter.

Parkrun returned to The Rye in High Wycombe as part of the loosening of lockdown restrictions earlier this week.

A new outdoor tennis court, an extension project, and four outbuildings are just some of the many applications submitted to Bucks Council in the last week.

Mortgage and marriage by 30, kids by 35, career peaks by 40… the pressure to achieve things by a certain age can be immense.

A new wood-fried pizza eatery will launch this month just outside Buckinghamshire for the summer holidays.

We all look at things in different ways and with different perspectives depending on our life experiences and personalities.

Here is every planning application submitted to the council this week.

An off-licence premises for which there is “little or no demand” could be converted into flats under new plans.

A traveller site in Bucks could be ‘extended’ to accommodate the needs of a ‘growing family’ – including the addition of a new dayroom.

A High Wycombe man has been charged with “concealing or disguising” criminal property as well as multiple drug supply offences.

Would-be drug dealer caught with crack cocaine in Bucks jailed for five years

Marlow is a town known for beautiful views of the Thames and delicious food at world-renowned eateries– but even the nicest locations are not immune to crime.

A homeless man who stole wallets, an iPhone and a watch from cars parked at a High Wycombe petrol station has admitted his guilt.