Never Too Much
Chiltern Railways have announced new dates for their planned rail strikes.
They are to replace the strikes they cancelled out of respect for Queen Elizabeth II's passing.
They will now be on the Saturday the 1st and Wednesday the 5th of October.
More when we get it.
Giving local families the Best Start in Life
Buckinghamshire Council has confirmed that Elmhurst Family Centre in Aylesbury has been designated as the county's first Best Start Family Hub, marking a major milestone in the council's new 'Best Start in Life' Plan.
Bucks MPs welcome major funding boost for SEND school places
Labour's Callum Anderson, Emma Reynolds and Laura Kyrke-Smith welcomed the news this week that Buckinghamshire will receive a record £9.9 million to deliver more specialist places.
Aylesbury drivers face a disrupted Easter break with roadworks
Two major roads will close over this weekend until Sunday the 12th April, although an additional closure has been cancelled.
Witness appeal for vehicle that failed to stop after Aylesbury collision
On 14th March 2026, between 04:30hrs and 05:00hrs, a female riding an e-scooter was involved in a collision with a vehicle on the A41 Bicester Road in Aylesbury.
Bucks primaries achieve Parent-Friendly Schools accreditation
All 11 schools in Great Learners Trust, a primary multi-academy trust in Buckinghamshire, have been recognised for their work with families.
Sexual Assault in Buckingham
Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident that took place yesterday (23/3) on a public footpath near Maids Moreton Avenue, Page Hill.
Council updates Hackney Carriage & Private Hire Licensing Policy
The aim is to further strengthen passenger safety, improve accessibility and support the local licensed trade across the county.
Buckingham Household Recycling Centre reopens this week
The centre, closed since before Christmas, will reopen this Thursday (26 March) after essential drainage works are completed.
