A man has been sentenced after admitting to carrying a crowbar in public.

A men's mental health group that already hosts regular walks in High Wycombe is inviting people to take part in a special "Big Walk" across the Chilterns next month.

Here we take a look at the activities which the people living in the village of Penn would have been involved with during the 1940 and 1950s. The pictures are from the SWOP website, www.swop.org.uk.

The residents of Penn & Tylers Green, and the wider area around those villages, are taking a keen interest in the work which is underway at what was known as Penn School, and before that as the Rayners Estate.

Eskdale Avenue in Chesham is well-known for its trees. It was originally two roads which met and became one. This is the story…

A High Wycombe church has received £25,000 to make its facilities accessible to everyone.

McLaren Racing is asking Buckinghamshire residents to complete virtual laps of Silverstone to raise money for mental health.

Organised by local authors Liisa Sabah and Matthew Hillsdon, a fantasy book fair will take place in Wycombe on November 7.

The detached property is located at the end of a cul-de-sac in Curlew Close, Downley, and boasts two reception rooms.

Thames Valley Fire Control Service is handling many calls about bonfires, barbecues and other potential fire risks.

Little Oaks Residential Home, in High Wycombe, was rated 'Good' overall in a recent report by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Srikrishna Chigurupati Miron is representing Buckinghamshire in the 2027 Mrs Galaxy UK pageant.

Nick, a paramedic originally from Australia with more than 10 years of experience in the UK, completed his master's degree at Bucks New University.

David Pearce, from High Wycombe, holds the record for the most international medals in history across any discipline.

Police seized cannabis and a grinder after four men were seen outside Sumner House in Wycombe.

Police are seeking help to identify two people after £110 was allegedly taken during a supermarket payment.

A children’s playground is being ripped out after safety inspectors discovered significant rot and ruled equipment unsafe.

Two Scouts leaders from High Wycombe are set to help deliver the next World Scout Jamboree in Poland.

The owner of Kings Barbers has confirmed that the business's newly opened High Wycombe premises is not a third permanent branch, but a relocation from its longstanding Castle Street shop.

More than 180 residents attended a community roadshow organised by Red Kite Community Housing in High Wycombe.

The manager of the High Wycombe Social Club has urged residents to support local pubs and clubs before more disappear from the community.

Shoppers at Morrisons in High Wycombe now have even more options for collecting and returning parcels following the installation of new parcel lockers outside the supermarket.

A Buckinghamshire grammar school has unveiled plans to replace and upgrade security fencing and gates around its grounds.

NHS is urging Brits to start booking flu jabs to ease winter demands in A&E departments.

The UK Cinema Association (UKCA) said many venues have already banned or limited the use of the glasses over both privacy and piracy concerns.

This week's selection from the Bucks Free Press Camera Club showcases Buckinghamshire through a series of striking photographs.

Shoppers have been warned not to use some products and not to eat some foods this week, including items sold at Tesco and Waitrose.

David Tennant has not yet returned in audio form as the 14th Doctor, despite featuring as the 10th Doctor in new stories.

Jersey Boys is coming to Wycombe Swan as part of its 20th-anniversary tour.

Everybody’s Talking About Jamie will run from Tuesday, March 2, to Saturday, March 6, 2027 at Wycombe Swan.

Between The Covers Live! – Celebrating Agatha Christie will take to the stage on October 7 as part of a 10-date UK tour marking 50 years since the death of the Queen of Crime.

John Barrowman will headline Wycombe Swan on Saturday, September 5.

Windsor Festival is set to return this autumn with a packed programme featuring famous authors, world-class musicians, family events and performances at some of the town’s most historic venues.

Berryfields Fish Bar in Aylesbury has earned praise for its "excellent" value and perfectly crispy battered fish.

A property, on Tennyson Road, is described as being in a cul-de-sac just off Marlow Hill and has freehold tenure.

Buckinghamshire Council has issued the warning due to prolonged dry weather and 'exceptionally dry conditions' across the county.

Subway Beaconsfield, located on Maxwell Road, will offer any 6-inch Sub for £2.

The semi-detached home, located on Newmer Road in High Wycombe, has been described as 'beautifully presented'.

Agile Scaffolding Contractors Ltd, situated at Penn Street Commercial Works in Amersham, has applied for a Goods Vehicle Operator's Licence.

Below is a listed summary of the most recent planning applications validated or decided by Buckinghamshire Council in the last week:

Two people have been arrested following an assault that caused a man to fall to the floor outside a nightclub.

A new water provider could take responsibility for supplying hundreds of homes planned in High Wycombe.

A closure order extension has been secured by the Wycombe East Neighbourhood Team.

Visitors to The Rye can now enjoy improved access around the High Wycombe park following the completion of footway improvement works.

PAUL MEAKINS, 57 of GLENFIELD DRIVE, GREAT DODDINGTON, admitted to speeding the 40mph limit in Lathbury in Buckinghamshire on December 17 last year, speeding 48mph. He was fined £601 and given three penalty points.

High Wycombe shoppers could soon lose another town centre store, with outdoor retailer GO Outdoors reportedly set to close its Eden Centre branch.

Police have released an e-fit image of a man they want to speak to in connection with an indecent exposure incident in Chesham.

Thames Valley Air Ambulance is inviting motorcyclists from Buckinghamshire and beyond to take part in a scenic fundraising ride through the Chilterns next month.

Police have released E-fit images of two men they want to speak to in connection with an arson investigation.

Plans to make a series of changes to a Grade II-listed former pub have been refused over fears they would damage its historic character.