A man has been charged following a 'serious injury road traffic collision' in Marlow.

A man who dumped waste at the side of a Buckinghamshire road rather than paying to dispose of it legally has been ordered to pay more than £1,700.

The detached property on Nightingales Lane in Chalfont St Giles is described as an 'exceptional country residence'.

Located on Pimms Close, a property is on the market for offers over £925,000.

A High Wycombe footpath will be closed for up to six months, coming into effect on August 14.

A 12-year-old boy has suffered life-changing injuries after being hit by a car in Station Road, Marlow.

An A-road in Iver is closed with multiple emergency services on the scene, as an air ambulance lands at the scene of the serious crash.

Police said a body, believed to be that of a missing 50-year-old man, has been found in a woodland.

Police have issued 12 speeding tickets during enforcement operations in two areas of Buckinghamshire.

Here are more pictures which trace the history of the Brook Street area over the 20th century. Clockwise from top left:

Children from Partou Woodlands Halton Day Nursery and Pre-School in Wendover enjoyed a special behind-the-scenes visit to nearby RAF Halton.

This week’s Marlow nostalgia page is a repeat of one of Michael’s pages from August 2016, when he wrote:

Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap will be performed at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre from Monday, November 9, to Saturday, November 15.

An inflatable planetarium experience is part of a special programme of affordable events at Stowe House, near Buckingham.

A property, situated in Trinity Circle, High Wycombe, has been listed for sale for £1 million.

Plans for a huge motorway service area with almost 1,000 car parking spaces near Iver Heath have been approved despite warnings about its impact on residents and the environment.

Two images have been released by police in Buckinghamshire after reports of a shoplifting incident.

Targeted speed checks and anti-social behaviour patrols have taken place in response to community concerns.

A popular Buckinghamshire park is set to introduce new fees for people using its riverside moorings.

Brother was set against brother; father against son; wives were afraid to go shopping because of the undercurrent of fear and threat of violence that permeated the town.

The first slum-clearance programme in the district, and in the country according to Mr Frederick Skull, Hon. Curator of Wycombe Museum in 1934, was at West Wycombe in the early 1930s, after the village had been acquired by the National Trust in 1929

Emergency services have carried out joint patrols to improve access for fire engines and ambulances.

Buckinghamshire audiences will soon have the chance to experience world-class theatre on the big screen.

The Wycombe Swan Theatre is set to stage a youth production of The Addams Family.

A British-born Hollywood Bowl glossary puts a humorous twist on classic bowling talk.

Haddenham Garden Centre in Aylesbury has earned praise for its brilliant cafe and wonderful range of plants.

Located on Marlow Road in High Wycombe, a family home is on the market for £1 million.

Wycombe Swan is holding open auditions for its festive production of Peter Pan.

A Buckinghamshire property on Stylecroft Road, Chalfont St Giles, has been put on the market for £1,675,000.

It has been wonderful to spend more time across our constituency, meeting residents, and celebrating the people and places that make our community so special.

Just a couple of weeks ago, I gasped when I read that just 0.56% of people in England take the time to respond to their local Council’s consultations on their Local Plan. That’s less than one percent of us.

Firefighters have faced soaring demand and an increased risk of heat stress as prolonged dry weather increases the risk of fires across Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes.

Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service has received six Good ratings in its latest independent inspection, with inspectors highlighting significant progress across the organisation.

Police have launched an appeal following the explosion in Newton Longville.

22 taxi and private-hire drivers had their licences revoked by Buckinghamshire Council in six months amid serious public-safety concerns.

The Chalfonts Independent Grammar School is celebrating both its 10th anniversary and another year of "exceptional" International Baccalaureate (IB) results.

Marks & Spencer has shared details of plans for a new foodhall in Amersham after submitting a planning application to Buckinghamshire Council.

A Wycombe-based conservation group has urged people not to light fires or barbecues in public spaces as the number of wildfires recorded across England and Wales this year exceeds 1,000.

A closure order has been obtained for a property in Marlow following reports of anti-social behaviour.

The third Kings Barbers shop appears to have opened in High Wycombe town centre.

Farmers across Buckinghamshire are facing poor harvests, financial pressure and mounting stress as the prolonged dry weather takes its toll.

Buckinghamshire has ranked 25th in the list for the local area of England with the largest percentage of A-level entries receiving the highest grades.

Plans to build a 280-metre acoustic barrier beside the A413 in Chalfont St Peter have been refused.

A TaxAssist Accountants branch in Beaconsfield has temporarily closed, with customers being redirected to the firm's High Wycombe office.

A naturist club near in Gerrards Cross helped firefighters battle a blaze at a neighbouring donkey farm after crews used its swimming pool as an emergency water supply.

Here are the latest cases heard in High Wycombe and Slough Magistrates' Courts...

A new nursery centred around outdoor learning and nature-based education is set to officially open in Gerrards Cross next month.

Plans have been lodged to create a gas training facility in High Wycombe.

The UK Government has temporarily banned the sale of disposable barbecues.

Starbucks Rewards customers will need more Stars for free drinks, food and merchandise from September 3, 2026