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A knife amnesty has begun across Bucks,
Operation Sceptre is a national week of action designed to reduce the threat of knife crime across the local area by removing dangerous weapons from the streets.
The knife amnesty will run until Sunday 21 May.
People can safely and anonymously dispose of any type of knife or bladed article.
Permanent knife amnesty bins are located in the following police stations:
Co-founder of famous music club friars to shave his head for charity
David Stopps will be chopping it all off on Sunday to raise money for Red Balloon Aylesbury.
University of Buckingham encouraging everyone in the county to consider apprenticeships
They told us it’s not just young people with opportunities for further education.
Bucks MPs raise local issues in Parliament
Topics included inequality in the county and the MOD Bicester asylum centre.
Fundraiser launched after Aylesbury man loses everything but dog in fire
It follows a blaze on Buckingham Street this weekend.
Bucks Council takes on responsibility for Adult Skills Fund from government for first time
They say the move is an important step in giving the county greater control in how the funding is invested.
UPDATE: Whitchurch pub pays tribute to manager after her death
It's been confirmed Rebecca Bullock of the White Swan died after a stabbing in Germany.
Buckingham Street closed due to fire
A fire has been reported in Aylesbury town centre this afternoon, Sunday, August 30.
Police and Crime Commissioner welcomes changes to the Sentencing Act
Matthew Barber has welcomed confirmation that changes will be made to the Sentencing Act that will see the killers of PC Andrew Harper excluded from the early release scheme
