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

Wladyslawa Tanska, 93 – known as Wladzia - was born on at the end of the ‘roaring twenties’ on February 10 1929. She told Bucks Free Press how she survived Siberia, displacement and found home in Amersham.

Hidden away in the beer garden of The Antelope pub is the Bite Down vegan fast-food truck.

SIX men are being hunted by police after chasing another group of men with machetes.

HAVE you ever fancied yourself as landlord or landlady of a pub?

Treat your Mum the way she should be treated with a classic and delicious Sunday Roast lunch.

A Polish woman living in the UK is running 48 miles in 48 hours to celebrate Ukrainian mothers and to “show these women that we are here with them”.

Every year, March 26 marks the International Day for Epilepsy to raise awareness of the condition, which causes seizures that start in the brain but can often be invisible.

The former Amersham youth centre was demolished on March 24 ahead of building work associated with the Chilterns Lifestyle Centre.

Here's a roundup of some of Aldi's Specialbuys and Lidl's Middle Aisle items from Sunday, March 27.

ANYONE interested in local and family history will have heard stories of old photographs or documents which have been consigned to a rubbish skip and then retrieved, normally fortuitously. This is a similar story, but involving family heirlooms.

Walk in the footsteps of the Bridgerton family as you explore the real-life locations in Buckinghamshire of Netflix's regency romance. See where.

An independently-owned dog friendly restaurant has confirmed it is set to open in Marlow next month.

Forecourts have failed to pass on the fuel duty savings announced by the Chancellor at the spring statement, according to new data.

A NEW extension, a garage conversion, and a dropped kerb are just some of the many applications submitted to Bucks Council in the last week.

Here is everything you need to know about the UK clock changes in 2022.

Thousands of stalking crimes have been recorded in Thames Valley in recent years – but few victims will see their stalkers punished, figures suggest.

For the Bucks Free Press Camera Club this week, we have chosen several images that have showed some of our winged friends that live in and around the area.

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A shop licence hangs in the balance over claims of ‘deceit’ on the part of the owner.

MAJOR plans for huge housing numbers and a new relief road have come forward.

Children's nurse learns how to cycle - and embarks on thousands of miles across UK to help sick kids.

Innovate UK awarded each winner thousands of pounds and mentoring support.

The Hair Dr has opened a branch in Beaconsfield Old Town, offering bespoke treatment for male and female pattern boldness and alopecia.

The charity has more than 7,000 members and hundreds of active volunteers.

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

Drivers are four times more likely to be involved in a collision if they use their phones

“County lines criminality causes serious harm"

A Kent man has been charged with multiple offences including threats to kill and possession of a firearm.

POLICE are searching for a girl who has gone missing from Bucks.

This Saturday is Non-League Day, a crucial day in the calendar for all clubs below the EFL, especially as we continue to come out the pandemic.

One of the region’s longest-running farmers’ markets is marking a milestone birthday this month with a special celebratory event including an opera-singing butcher, fizz and cake.

A WOMAN has been spotted being bundled into a van by two men, prompting fears of a potential kidnapping.

BENT coppers, romance and singalongs – much like the show itself, the first reunion of Line of Duty's stars had it all, and our subscribers now have exclusive access to a recording of the full event.

Buckinghamshire Council has launched a new vehicle removal policy enforcing tougher measure on repeat offenders.

A NEW frozen dessert shop could soon hit the high street.

FAULTY coding is to blame for a system failure that prevented thousands of pupils getting their 11+ results, a report shows – but poor communication within the council also didn’t help.

The remote nature spot popular with runners and walkers near Hodgemoor Car Park has seen previous incidents of fly-tipping.

The money will go to a Polish charity "Sunflowers" to buy basic necessities for the Ukrainian children now in a strange country.

Police continue to look for a man who has absconded from HMP Springhill last year.

Plans to build a new boathouse on the River Thames for local Marlow schools have resurfaced.

He was caught driving under the influence of cannabis, too

A Non League club in Buckinghamshire are hosting their second charity-focused match in the same month to help those battling a rare condition.

Several celebrities will be heading to Adams Park this May to take part in a charity football match.

A woman in her twenties was approached by a man from behind before he grabbed her, asked where she lived, and tried to kiss her.

The famous West End musical, Blood Brothers, opened at the Wycombe Swan this week to a standing ovation from the audience.

A school in Great Missenden hosted its annual ‘Take One Picture’ day showcasing pupils’ work on the National Gallery’s project.

Great Marlow School held a charity ‘cyleathon’ as over 300 pupils helped ride 1000 miles for Comic Relief.

A busy shopping centre was evacuated in a Bucks Town was evacuated this afternoon

Lloyds Banking Group has said it plans to shut 60 branches across the country including a number of Buckinghamshire banks.