A senior Buckinghamshire councillor has admitted that uncertainty over the future of Beaconsfield Town Hall has continued for “far too long”.

THIS week we tell the story of the legendary Jacob Popp, a Wycombe shopkeeper who in the early 20th C became world-famous for his clash with the town’s authorities over the Sunday Trading Laws.

THIS article appeared in Michael’s column on July 2016, when he wrote “I wonder how many of the good people of Bisham know that they actually live in Bustlesham!

IN a peaceful corner of St Mary’s Cemetery is the unmarked grave of Ruth Ellis.

A High Wycombe pub brought together hundreds of residents for a community music festival which raised almost £800 for a children's cancer charity.

A High Wycombe woman has praised two young strangers as her “heroes” after they drove her home and back again when she accidentally locked herself out of her car in Aylesbury.

Our community has an amazing network of volunteers working on our local rivers.

I visited Alton Towers' new Minecraft Meet the Mobs attraction with my two daughters. From baby Mobs to exclusive rewards, here's our verdict.

Plans to change the listed Chesham Railway Station have been given the go ahead.  

A period detached property on Willoughby Road, Langley, is on sale for £700,000.

People are being encouraged to sign up for the Spinnaker Tower Abseil, which is returning in September to support South Central Ambulance Charity

The Chequers Inn in Buckinghamshire has been praised for its food, with guests calling it "exceptional".

A new adventure playground for children is opening at Waddesdon Manor in August.

Waddesdon Manor is set to host a range of events this August and September, from guided tours to outdoor theatre.

A summary of the latest planning applications submitted to Buckinghamshire Council in the week commencing July 13.

A three-bedroom home in High Wycombe that is described as 'superbly presented' is on the market for £595,000

Long-running plans to replace a footbridge over the A404 in Marlow, connected to the Marlow Studios, remain undecided nearly two years after they were submitted.

A Buckinghamshire councillor accused a fellow member of “effectively” slurring three ward members during a public meeting.

A plan setting out how Buckinghamshire could accommodate around 91,000 new homes, with no new housing sites allocated in the Green Belt, has gone out for final consultation.

Hardstanding laid without planning permission on Buckinghamshire land has been ordered to be ripped up amid council concerns about harm to the Green Belt and protected trees.

The following cases have been heard at High Wycombe Magistrates' Court...

A Buckinghamshire charity has spoken about the impact that indecent exposure can have on women after police appeal for witnesses to an incident.

Marks & Spencer has unveiled plans for a new foodhall between Amersham and Little Chalfont, complete with more than 200 parking spaces.

A Buckinghamshire councillor has condemned an arson incident and urged anyone with information to come forward.

A man has been charged in connection with a stabbing outside a Marlow pub that left a man with serious injuries.

A village butcher who has served generations of families for more than four decades is set to retire next month, bringing an end to a remarkable chapter in the history of one of Buckinghamshire's longest-established independent businesses.

Four men have been charged with numerous drug crimes in several South Buckinghamshire towns.

A disgruntled resident has told Thames Water to “pull their finger out” after a burst water main has allegedly been left leaking for nearly a month despite repeated reports from concerned neighbours.

Buckinghamshire residents have been reassured that the sight of gritting vehicles during hot weather does not mean the council has “gone mad”.

Tesco is rolling out extra support across Buckinghamshire this summer as concerns grow over the number of children at risk of going hungry during the school holidays.

Local figures have expressed worries about anti-social behaviour in High Wycombe after police introduced a dispersal order covering the town centre and surrounding areas.

Semi-skimmed milk sold at Tesco and Asda has been recalled by Graham's Family Dairy due to the risk that antibiotics (penicillin) could be found in it.

Tesco has revealed more than 500,000 Clubcard members have at least £100 in unused vouchers. Here's how to check your balance and boost their value.

Consumer confidence has recorded its biggest monthly jump since 2023, with experts pointing to the 'Burnham bounce', summer weather and football success.

Armed police are responding to an incident in High Wycombe.

Buckinghamshire’s parks could become “parched” as the council reduces watering during hosepipe bans, its leader has warned.

Burnham FC has announced a new sponsor.

High Wycombe's historic Red Lion Statue still remains without a tail, and Buckinghamshire Council leader says it should be fixed.

The location of the new Wycombe Wingstop restaurant has been confirmed.

A drug dealer has been jailed after ramming a police car while trying to escape arrest.

Arriva are set to make changes to bus services in a Buckinghamshire city next month.

A Domino’s Pizza takeaway in Marlow has received a new hygiene score.

Marlow restaurateur Tom Kerridge has welcomed a new business rates discount for pubs but warned that the measure "doesn't go far enough" to support the hospitality sector.

A hotelier and his sister will face a trial after denying murder of their 100-year-old mother in Buckinghamshire.

Satellite imagery has revealed the extent of the damage caused by the fire which devastated the Kings Hotel in Stokenchurch almost five years ago.

Two Buckinghamshire manufacturers are set to benefit from new digital technology investments after securing grant funding through the Made Smarter South East programme.

A pizza joint based on one of High Wycombe’s busiest streets has passed its recent food hygiene inspection.

New stats have revealed that crime in High Wycombe has fallen during the past year, with councillors praising the efforts of Thames Valley Police and pointing to increased visibility in the town centre as a key factor behind the improvement.

Plans to build a new steel training tower at Princes Risborough Fire Station have been approved.

More than 1,000 pollinator-friendly plants have been added across a Bucks town to support wildlife and brighten public spaces this year.