Good morning, welcome to our live coverage of train delays between Rugby and Milton Keynes Central due to an obstruction on the track.

Firefighters tackled a blaze at a block of flats in High Wycombe on Saturday evening.

A plan to build 20 homes in Marlow Bottom has been backed by councillors despite villagers concerns over traffic.

A new town crier has been appointed to take up one of the area’s 'most cherished' ceremonial roles.

Known as Windy How, a freehold Beaconsfield property is offered chain-free and is listed for £1,695,000.

A stage adaptation of Victoria Wood's Dinnerladies is coming to Milton Keynes.

Royal Star & Garter, which provides care for former service personnel, held a week of special events across its homes, including High Wycombe, from June 20 to 27.

Pupils from St Peter’s Catholic Primary School enjoyed a fun-filled sports afternoon thanks to support from a neighbouring grammar school.

Retired Detective Inspector Janet Barr has been appointed as the new Chesham town crier.

Buckinghamshire Council funded a year-long scheme to deliver healthier food parcels, which was delivered by RaisingNutrition and worked with four food banks.

Eden Shopping Centre will host themed activities every Saturday throughout the summer holidays.

Lane End Primary School in High Wycombe has been named a Centre of Excellence for Oracy.

A man has been jailed after he was convicted of raping a woman in Newport Pagnell.

Armed police respond to major incident at Handy Cross

A residential development opportunity has become available that could bring new affordable housing to the area.

Late-night journeys and Sunday services are among a raft of improvements introduced as part of a network review.

More than 100 homes could be built on council-owned scrubland in High Wycombe after Buckinghamshire Council approved plans to work with a neighbouring landowner.

Good morning, welcome to our live coverage of train delays due to a lorry colliding with a bridge between Gerrards Cross and South Ruislip.

A man was found in a "decomposed" state at a High Wycombe property, a court heard.

A Bucks pub has been shortlisted for a national award.

A police officer was stabbed during a violent confrontation outside his home.

Football legend Stuart Pearce has joined forces with a Buckinghamshire charity to encourage more people to volunteer and help change the lives of deaf people across the UK.

Six Wycombe High School students have earned national recognition after creating educational computer games designed to promote the safe and responsible use of artificial intelligence.

A popular village pub has declined to comment on whether recent incidents of anti-social behaviour outside its premises could affect its reputation.

A local campaign group has criticised the decision to approve plans for a major housing development on Green Belt land in Chalfont St Peter.

Another heatwave is on its way, the Met Office said, with temperatures expected to reach 34C in parts of the UK in July.

A sauce that's sold at Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Ocado has been recalled - what to do if you have bought it.

UK tool and machinery supplier, United Tooling Solutions Limited, has fallen into administration, resulting in the loss of 75 jobs.

Boots has launched the UK's first oral Wegovy weight loss pill from £79, with thousands already registering.

Buckinghamshire New University is looking for professionals to help provide students with one-to-one support and guidance.

Nigel Havers is set to appear at the Wycombe Swan in October as part of his UK tour

A murder investigation has been launched following the death of a 19-year-old man who was found with suspected stab wounds.

Hello and welcome to this live blog. There are delays of around an hour on the M40 between Handy Cross and Stokenchurch following a crash. A section of the motorway had closed but it looks like things have now reopened. More on this as we get it.

With temperatures set to soar across Buckinghamshire this week, residents are being encouraged to stay hydrated, avoid the hottest parts of the day and support local independent businesses at the same time.

A woman has been arrested as police continue their search for a man who remains wanted after being convicted of causing the death of his seven-month-old daughter in a drink-driving crash.

Two restaurants in Chesham have received low food hygiene scores after failing their respective assessments on the same day.

Buckinghamshire Council has announced the latest programme of road improvement works taking place across the county over the coming weeks.

Former Premier League footballer and Buckinghamshire resident Michail Antonio is due to appear in court after being charged with failing to provide driver information to police following an alleged motoring incident in central London.

Several people suffered injuries after a ‘large fight’ took place outside of a village pub.

A summer fair has raised more than £400 for charity.

A fundraising appeal launched in memory of a Buckinghamshire New University student who died after being crushed by her own car is closing in on its target – despite not receiving a donation for more than two months.

A former Buckinghamshire New University student is preparing to release the second book in his science fiction trilogy inspired by his experiences of dyslexia and work in primary education.

A four-bedroom end of terrace house is on the market for £1,050,000.

A teacher from High Wycombe has developed a 'escape room' app to help students learn after winning funds from a national competition.

Another heatwave is on its way, the Met Office said, with temperatures expected to reach 34C in parts of the UK in July.

McDonald's is set to axe its Vanilla Matcha Frappé from UK menus on July 13.

A Marlow homeowner has been ordered to demolish an “unsympathetic” building that was built without planning permission.

England are set to face Mexico on Monday, listed below are five pubs you can watch the game at.

Michael Eagleton first published this article exactly ten years ago, when he wrote “Well, it has only become famous since a section of it was printed in this column around two (now 12) years ago.

This week we continue our series of articles which consider the history of the local villages and take a look at Bradenham.