An inquiry into Buckinghamshire Council’s rejection of the Marlow Film Studios project will begin early next year.

Round-up of hearings at Wycombe Magistrates’ Court

A police helicopter has been spotted in the skies above Chesham.

Police, who are becoming increasingly concerned about the welfare of a missing man from Bletchley, continue their search.

Thames Valley Police attended a property in Aylesbury after reports of a land mine found in a garden.

A Beaconsfield pizzeria has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award.

A Grade II listed thatched cottage believed to date back to circa 1430 is on the market for offers over £450,000.

The Building of No 16 High Street, Chesham.

In addition to the local history of Marlow and its residents, Michael Eagleton’s other main passion was music.

Some very old pics!

Members of the public have been encouraged to attend a community event focusing on the impact HS2 will have on Chalfont St Giles.

HERE is every planning application submitted to Bucks Council this week.

A charity drive to collect free books for children has been launched has seen More Leisure Community Trust partner with the Children's Book Project.

Buckinghamshire New University has announced Professor Damien Page as their next vice-chancellor and chief executive officer

The High Wycombe care home Royal Star & Garter care home was been awarded Platinum Quality Hallmark.

A Grade II listed, two-bedroom cottage in Beaconsfield, believed to date back to the early 1800s, is currently on the market for a guide price of £900,000.

Award-winning restaurateur, Heston Blumenthal, has said that it is “extremely disappointing” that neurodivergent people in the UK are struggling to find employment.

Parkinson’s UK is offering up to £3,000 in grants to support projects in Buckinghamshire with a connection to the disease.

A Grade II listed building housing Lucca Restaurant & Bar in Wendover is now on the market.

A coroner has written to the Education Secretary calling for better water safety for children following the inquest into the deaths of two youngsters at Bournemouth.

The founders of an Aylesbury-based forest school want to expand their ‘alternative educational model’ to a third site, on farmland in Little Marlow.

Plans to build eight new homes in Wycombe have been refused, while a forthcoming film site in Chalfont is set to be changed.

In recent years High Wycombe has been pleased to welcome new residents coming to the town to live in the area off Daws Hill Lane known as Pinetree.

The co-owner of a High Wycombe shop has opened up on their recent struggles as they celebrate their 26th anniversary.

Chiltern's Bookshops have special guests Sarah Duchess of York and Mary Berry lined up for October.

Director of Bassey Food store fined nearly £15,000 for selling illegal cigarettes

Buckinghamshire residents are urged to recycle unused cables in a national campaign: The Great Cable Challenge.

A man who convinced university students to take out finance on luxury watches, laptops and mobile phones has been jailed for four years after scamming them out of £57,000.

Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service has been called out to more than 400 hoax fire calls over the past five years, new data has revealed.

A man from Marlow who spotted 'substantial' fly-tipping just a few miles away from his house says the law isn't harsh enough on offenders.

Plans to build a new 5G tower at a school in High Wycombe are ‘unacceptable’ Bucks Council has said.

An evicted tenant has said that Bucks Council’s ‘failures’ while he was at risk of becoming homeless affected his mental health.

Former chancellor of Buckinghamshire New University Jay Blades has denied engaging in controlling or coercive behaviour towards his wife.

Plans to create 76 new flats in offices in Wooburn Green have been submitted to Bucks Council.

High Wycombe’s fourth Greggs bakery will open in a High Wycombe shopping centre ‘very soon’ – but do locals really want another place to eat?

The Northern Lights lit up the skies across Buckinghamshire and the rest of the UK with bright pink hues visible on Thursday night.

Bodley House in Iver, which is owned by L&Q Housing, is allegedly overrun with bedbugs and despite the issue being escalated to those who care for the home, nothing has been done about the problem. 

A date has been set for when a Thai restaurant will reopen in High Wycombe.

Culture secretary Lisa Nandy has visited Pinewood Studios in Iver to help announce a brand-new independent film hub.

The cause of death of a professional footballer from Buckinghamshire has been confirmed.

The Northern Lights are once again set to be visible over Buckinghamshire tonight.

The Children's Air Ambulance charity boutique in Princes Risborough has raised enough money to fund more than 200 lifesaving missions through it's donations.

Residents as the Ridley Manor care home hosted animals from Lucia Tiny Farm as part of their Macmillan coffee afternoon.

Candice Brown is set to join Scott Smith for a one-night-only culinary event at The Oarsman.

Buckinghamshire Council will receive £2.4 million from he Government's Household Support Fund to help struggling households.

Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue have attended over 12,294 false alarms since 2019, figures from Personal Injury Claims UK reveal.

A new theatre company is set to perform its first production in Aylesbury.

Waddesdon Manor have announced the line up of festive events for visitors, from spooky trails to Christmas transformations.

BK Plus has made its first acquisition, taking over Haines Watts in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.

Marsh Lane level crossing in Ellesborough has reopened after a railway level crossing safety upgrade.