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Today (12/6) marks the first day of the Bucks Art weeks, it's a celebration of all the creative work done by local artists and makers.
Ran by volunteers until the 27th of June, it's a chance for you to view, purchase and commission all types of artwork, from photography to textiles.
With so much going on around Aylesbury and beyond, check out https://www.bucksartweeks.org.uk/for-visitors for all the details.
Aylesbury United Legends Day
The club will celebrate their rich history this Saturday (11/4).
Witness appeal following a robbery and sexual assault in Aylesbury
The incident happened on Richmond Road yesterday (April 8th).
Council successfully gains injunction against unlawful development in Ashley Green
Buckinghamshire Council has taken swift and decisive action in response to unauthorised development on Green Belt land in Ashley Green, securing an urgent High Court injunction over the Easter weekend.
Applications Now Open for Angels’ Den 2026
Local charities in Buckinghamshire have the chance to secure a share of more than £120,000 through Angels’ Den 2026, a flagship event hosted by The Clare Foundation.
Support to Bucks landlords ahead of Renters' Rights Act changes
Buckinghamshire Council is providing drop-in sessions to support private landlords across the county ahead of the Renters' Rights Act coming into force on 1 May 2026.
East West Rail announces details of last route-wide public consultation
East West Railway Company (EWR Co) has announced details of its final route-wide public consultation on updated plans for the railway linking Oxford, Milton Keynes, Bedford and Cambridge, just weeks after local MP Callum Anderson highlighted local concerns during Transport Questions in Parliament.
Local Funeral Directors Stress No Ties to Hull Controversy
Legacy Funeral Services have expressed their shock and anger over recent events in Hull, stressing that they have no connection to the case.
Proposal to redraw the Conservation Area boundary in High Wycombe
Buckinghamshire Council is inviting everyone who lives, works, or has an interest in High Wycombe to share their views on proposals to change the boundary of the town’s designated Conservation Area, which was last reviewed in 2011.
