Curious pupils put their MP and a councillor in the hot seat during a recent school visit.

A restaurant inside a popular department store will can now serve alcohol.

A summary of the latest planning applications submitted to Buckinghamshire Council.

A talk exploring the survival of Christianity in Palestine will be held in Marlow on June 20.

I am absolutely passionate about making sure the people of Buckinghamshire have the opportunity to thrive, writes Steven Broadbent leader of Buckinghamshire Council.

A piece of wartime history has been brought back to life.

High Wycombe residents are being encouraged to donate unwanted items to a charity.

THE Thames Path National Trail is marking its 30th anniversary with celebrations stretching the length of the river

Millions of Britons with pensions are being urged to get their paperwork in order ahead of major inheritance tax changes coming into force next year.

Disabled people, carers, students and pensioners could qualify for major council tax discounts. Here’s the full list of who can get help.

Dr Inness said: "This is the single easiest way to save hundreds of pounds, yet many owners feel too awkward to ask."

Chiltern Open Air Museum will host Cavalry and Cannons: The Napoleonic Experience over the May Bank Holiday.

Between May and July, Waddesdon Manor is offering a range of events for visitors

A new development of family homes in Chalfont St Giles has been put up for sale with prices starting at £2 million.

Pioneering dance company BalletBoyz is set to perform Still Pointless at Wycombe Swan as part of a major UK tour.

In each semi-final, one judge has the power to press the golden buzzer and send an act straight into the final, with Simon Cowell deciding this evening.

The winner of the fourth live semi-final of the 2026 series of Britain's Got Talent has been revealed as they take a step closer to winning the show.

Sergey Stepanov, also known as the Epic Sax Guy, performed with judge KSI for his BGT semi-final act.

Eurovision 2026 saw a huge range of acts take part, but which country impressed the most and took home the grand prize?

The changes follow talks with the Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers (Usdaw)

A “turning point” vision aimed at making High Wycombe “greater” has been outlined by the chairman of the High Wycombe Town Committee.

Crowds of all ages descended on Marlow's Pub in the Park on Friday night as Craig David, 44, delivered a slick, nostalgia-fuelled set that proved a hit with festivalgoers.

Two arrests have been made following a man being attacked in Chesham last night.

A community is rallying together to raise funds for a project.

Police are appealing for witnesses following an attempted robbery in High Wycombe.

A pioneering nightclub event designed specifically for adults with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) has been hailed a major success after drawing a sell-out crowd in High Wycombe.

A new pizza parlour is due to open in High Wycombe.

A Buckinghamshire beekeeper will visit a primary school to mark World Bee Day.

A High Wycombe dessert parlour will celebrate its 18th anniversary in unique style as they have revealed a one-off price for their ice creams.

An outdoor clothing store has launched a “closing down” sale at its Marlow branch after nearly a decade in the town.

Residents and workers in High Wycombe have had their say on whether Prime Minister Keir Starmer should resign.

This is the title of a recently published book, the ‘Royal Maid’ being Rosa Snaith, who lived in Wycombe for nearly 70 years.

IT has long been thought that the Bucks Free Press was the first newspaper to be regularly printed and published in High Wycombe, the first edition appearing on December 19, 1856.

WE will soon be remembering the first anniversary of Michael’s death, so this week I have compiled a montage of pictures showing the exterior and interior of his music shop ‘Chiltern Sound’ in Spittal Street near the junction with Dean Street.

One of the most popular objects in Amersham Museum’s collection is a stuffed cockatoo. In 1935 the cockatoo became a hero when he saved the lives of the inhabitants of the Crown Hotel with his shrill squawks during a devastating fire.

A children’s hospice is marking International Nurses Day by celebrating its dedicated nurses.

THE word ‘bazaar’ is not commonly used these days, but ‘Bazaars’ were popular events in Wycombe from Victorian times through to the 1950/60s.

Two arrests have been made following a crash that has left a man in a 'life-threatening condition' on the M1 in Buckinghamshire.

The Crown in Marlow is a Michelin-starred pub earning praise for its "fabulous" and "delicious" meals.

Bucks Art Weeks is gearing up to turn the county into a massive art gallery spanning from Olney to Marlow this June.

A Thames Valley Police misconduct hearing heard the anonymous police inspector claim he was suffering from a 'sex addiction' at the time of the Grindr messaging.

A BAFTA-winning film editor is turning to pedal power to help fight poverty overseas.

A motorcyclist has been left with 'serious injuries' after a crash in High Wycombe.

The classic hit musical Singin' in the Rain is set to dazzle audiences.

Superdrug is rolling out a new Healthcare Ambassador Accreditation to 75 stores, with plans to expand further.

Persistent barking and late-night garden parties could land homeowners with fines of up to £5,000.

Churchill Living's Local Hero Awards, celebrating unsung community champions over the age of 60, is returning for a second year

Good morning, National Highways has announced the closure of the M1 northbound between J14 and J15 following a crash. We will bring you more information as we get it.

Aylesbury MP, Laura Kyrke-Smith, is backing Marching for Mothers, and urging the government to improvement to maternal mental health support.

The St Andrews Literature Festival is returning to Buckinghamshire from June 12 to June 13 with sessions, creative workshops, and visual art.