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The environment agency has cleared a number of fallen trees from the river great ouse in Buckingham.
The four trees were blocking the river in Bourton Park and had been reported as a potential flood risk by the Town Council and members of the public.
Sustainable School Expansion Takes Shape at Kingsbrook Development
Buckinghamshire Council has marked a major construction milestone in the expansion of The Kingsbrook School, as work continues to increase secondary school capacity for one of the county’s fastest-growing communities.
The Richard Whitehead Foundation and Inclusion Through Adventure Days Piloted in Bucks
The days are designed to give disabled adults the opportunity to experience exciting outdoor activities in a supportive, inclusive and fully accessible environment.
New strategy launched to tackle vehicle crime in Thames Valley
Developed in partnership with Thames Valley Police, it aims to reduce harm and prevent offending.
HMP Aylesbury inspection reveals improvements still needed despite progress
The inspection took place over 10 days in February this year.
Bucks boy living with cancer walks out as Everton's mascot
The 11-year-old from Flackwell Heath went onto the pitch before the team played Sunderland on Sunday.
UnityMK hoping to raise £8,000 with Big Sleepout
The charity is marking 15 years of Winter Night Shelter service this year.
New Mayor and Deputy Mayor Confirmed for Aylesbury
Aylesbury has officially appointed its new Mayor and Deputy Mayor for the 2026/27 civic year following the Annual Town Council meeting yesterday (14/5).
Buckinghamshire launches fostering appeal to local communities during Foster Care Fortnight
Buckinghamshire Council is marking Foster Care Fortnight 2026 by celebrating the vital role foster carers play in transforming the lives of children and young people across the county – and encouraging more residents to consider fostering and find out what may be involved.
