A house in Aylesbury has been shut down by police after they discovered drug use taking place there.

POLICE have been out on foot patrols after residents in a Bucks village reported a man cycling naked.

A councillor is “very sorry” after schoolchildren were left stranded when no buses arrived to pick them up “on the first day of term”.

A rogue builder has been jailed after he scammed customers out of nearly £40,000.

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

The Oarsman on Spittal Street, Marlow will re-open its doors on September 30.

Bisham Abbey has announced they’re throwing open its doors to the public this Christmas.

Drafting in the Army to deliver fuel to petrol stations will not on its own end the shortages on the forecourt, the industry has warned.

Pleas for the return of a village skate park have been made amid an increase in anti-social behaviour - years after residents were left "devastated" by its removal.

There was plenty of laughter and fun to be had at Wooburn Green Primary School on September 14 - with a special visit from the circus.

The Bucks public have reacted with shock and frustration as drivers queued for fuel and petrol stations were forced to close due to increased demand this weekend.

A thief who stole fuel from petrol stations on eight separate occasions has been arrested near Reading.

CHRISTMAS is just two away, and families across the UK are planning their festive shopping in what is usually the busiest time of the year for major supermarkets.

A High Wycombe thug who destroyed a signed poster has been ordered to pay £1,000 in compensation.

THE clocks go back every year – yet we always find ourselves checking when.

Police are hunting a group of males after a teenager was robbed in High Wycombe.

Live updates from around Bucks as drivers flock to petrol stations, causing panic buying fears

Queues continue to form at petrol stations all over Buckinghamshire despite assurances from the government that people should carry on buying petrol as normal.

Dame Helen Mirren and comic actor Stephen Fry have been involved in publicising the event.

Food allergies and incorrect packaging are among the reasons behind a number of product recalls.

The Ambulance service has pleaded with drivers not to panic buy fuel as long queues could slow down emergency responses.

Drivers were queuing in the early hours of the morning at the petrol station in Beaconsfield Services on junction 2 of the M40.

Police were required at an Esso petrol station in Burnham after queuing vehicles caused severe congestion.

A drugged-up driver was chased down by police dogs in Iver after he tried to run away from officers.

Police have arrested two teenagers following a series of sexual assaults in Bucks.

A garage conversion, a garden gym and office building, and a demolition job are just some of the many applications submitted to Bucks Council in the last week.

Then & Now - What these streets in High Wycombe looked like over 80 years ago

For this week's Camera Club, we have decided to go for a mixture of what has caught our eye over the last seven days or so.

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

From health and beauty to Home technology, you'll be able to pick up a bargain from the supermarket chains this weekend. 

Plans to make a traveller site bigger have been refused – amid claims it is “already over-populated”.

A girls’ school in High Wycombe is set for refurbishment – if plans are approved.

Long queues have formed in petrol stations across Buckinghamshire as the Government tried to dissuade panic buying.

Every year, drink drivers are responsible for seriously injuring and sometimes killing people all over the country.

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

With 43 years’ service under her belt, Christine Walker is the longest-serving school crossing patroller in the county - and last week she received royal recognition as she was officially awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM) for her work.

The car park at the Buckinghamshire Council office on King George V Road in Amersham is set to become a Pay and Display car park - open to the public from Friday, October 15.

A controversial year-long e-scooter trial has been extended until the end of March next year.

A “tired” grass verge in Amersham has been overhauled - with an impressive replica of a Metropolitan Railway train now standing proudly on it.

Marlow-born golfer Tyrrell Hatton has been called up to Team Europe for the Ryder Cup for a second consecutive time.

The results of the first stage of public engagement, in connection with the plans for a proposed new film and television studio on the former landfill site next to the A404 at the Westhorpe junction, have been published.

A new “takeaway pizza joint” has been thrown out – after concerns over “parking outside”.

‘Urgent’ demands to improve junction safety have been levelled at the council – after the death of some beloved pets.

This morning (September 23) a 32-year-old motorcyclist was taken to the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, where he remains, with serious injuries.

A "sanctuary" for those who need a safe place to go on a night out in High Wycombe town centre is launching this weekend.

A disgraced horse trader who owned a farm where more than 30 animals were found dead has been let off £200,000-worth of fines due to bankruptcy.

A woman has paid tribute to her “funny and intelligent” brother who jumped into the path of a train in Seer Green – and slammed mental health services for not recognising the “serious situation” he was in before he took his own life.

A gym has reopened a day after a "chemical incident" left four people needing treatment at hospital.

Netflix has bought the rights to Great Missenden author Roald Dahl’s entire catalogue of children’s books in a landmark deal.

Buckinghamshire Council has responded after a number of dead birds have been found in the Spade Oak Nature Reserve.