Local News
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Mask-wearing policy in Bucks hospitals reviewed as Covid cases rise
Buckinghamshire Healthcare Trust has confirmed to Bucks Radio that it is reviewing its mask-wearing policy at its hospitals in the wake of the current surge of Covid-19.
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Resignations, denouncements and a leadership run - Bucks MPs react to PMs downfall
MPs in Buckinghamshire have been making their moves following a dramatic 48 hours in politics which has culminated this morning with the announcement that Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, will resign later today.
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Aylesbury Mayor takes steps towards his 10-Tonne Challenge for Aylesbury Foodbank
Councillor Tim Dixon opened 3 new food donation stations this week as part of his Tin-Tastic Tuesday, to give people more places to donate food to those in need locally.
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Man sentenced for sexual offences against children in Princes Risborough
Scott Montgomery, aged 24, formerly of Littlemoor Field, Chinnor, was sentenced to three years and four months in prison at Aylesbury Crown Court on Tuesday (5/7).
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Plans for homes on the Bucks Council Sports & Social Club site have hit a wall
The Bucks Council Scrutiny Committee revealed their decision on the plans to develop 100 houses on the site of the old Bucks Council Sports & Social Club in Stoke Mandeville.
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Speak up against anti-social behaviour in Aylesbury
Residents in Aylesbury are being encouraged to speak up about anti social behaviour in the area of Princess Mary Gate.
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Keeping safe in your car this Summer with Travel Safe Bucks
Ahead of the summer getaway, Transport for Buckinghamshire’s road safety initiative,
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Help for Bucks carers
Carer Bucks are hosting an online engagement event later on this month.
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Three car crash in Buckland Wharf
Fire crews attended the scene at 3:33 PM on Monday afternoon (4 July).
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Aylesbury Police warn of rise in thefts of number plates
it's due to the rising prices of fuel, with criminals stealing number plates to then use at petrol stations when stealing fuel so they don't get recognised.
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Aylesbury Baton Bearer takes to the Stadium
Felicity Amswych from Elm Farm in Aylesbury, was nominated to be one of the Commonwealth Games Baton Bearers and this morning she raised the baton aloft at Stoke Mandeville Stadium.
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Aylesbury takeaway praised by Police for kind gesture
Aylesbury Police have thanked takeaway Aylesbury Pizza, who along with Councillor Waheed Raja donated food to two vulnerable adults.
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TVP hosting forum for opinions of Chiltern and South Bucks
Police in the South of the County are hosting a meeting of residents tonight.
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Help for Bucks secondary school starters
Bucks Council have released some tips and advice for those starting 'big school' in September.
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Large incident involving 3 cars on fire in High Wycombe
Fire crews attended Tadros Court in High Wycombe at 1:24 AM on Monday 4 July.
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Waddesdon Manor release statement after concert drama
The venue have released a statement following the traffic issues at a Micheal Buble concert on Saturday (2nd June).
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Local charity giving residents the chance to talk about community issues
Community Impact Bucks are hosting a 'Community Forum' for groups and individuals to share information and collaborate on the local issues that matter most.
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Police in neighbouring Oxfordshire search for witnesses to fatal crash
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a road traffic collision in Kidlington in which a man has tragically died.
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High Wycombe man charged for wounding when resisting arrest
A man has been charged with wounding with intent to resist arrest in High Wycombe.
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TVP appeal for witnesses after A418 crash on Saturday night
The incident left one man in hospital after a car hit a tree.
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Fans demand refunds after Buble concert marred by traffic chaos
The singer's gig at Waddesdon Manor on Saturday night saw roads gridlocked around Waddesdon which saw many fans arrive late or, in some cases, miss the concert completely.
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Aylesbury Rotary Club's new President on the hunt for new members
Charles Chaney has taken over the Presidency of the Rotary Club of Aylesbury Hundreds from Past President Lees Fell, who held the position for the last two years.
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Brand new charity shop selling high street brands coming to High Wycombe
A new fashion store is set to open its doors in High Wycombe next month, giving bargain lovers the chance to grab some of the best high street brandss while helping a charity support disabled children in need.
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Bucks charity help nearby hospitals with £20,000 donation
Risk Management Security Services have donated £20,000 to Oxford Hospitals Charity, to benefit the Oxford Children’s Hospital and Oxford Heart Centre at the John Radcliffe Hospital.
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Bucks Council overturn HS2 vent shaft plans
Buckinghamshire Council met with HS2 Ltd, in June last year to discuss its major concerns over the proposed design of the Amersham vent shaft which HS2 Limited will be building on Whielden Lane in Old Amersham.
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Wing resident raises thousand for Bowel Cancer UK
Gail Taylor, from Wing, and her former university friend Teresa Hogsbjerg from Godalming in Surrey have recently swum across the English Channel in a two-person relay raising over £7,000 for Bowel Cancer UK in memory of two of their friends who died of the terrible disease.
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Bucks NHS rehaul
The NHS Buckinghamshire Clinical Commissioning Group (the CCG) - made up of local GPs and other healthcare professionals, responsible for ‘commissioning’ your NHS services is being dissolved.
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TVP aim to stop high speed 'car meets'
Thames Valley Police have put a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) in place in Milton Keynes, hoping to stop anti-social driving associated with car cruise events.
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Bucks Adults learning courses on offer at Chiltern Open Air Museum
They're hosing a special Gardens Day tomorrow, which will feature lots of activities and stalls for garden lovers.
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Road closures this Saturday in Aylesbury & a busy weekend on the roads
Streets in the town centre will be closed for the annual WhizzFizzFest on Saturday July 2nd, while other routes across Bucks and Beyond could be busier than usual due to major events taking place.
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Bucks nurse receives hero award
The Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust Chief Nurse has been named a ‘Burdett Hero’ at an anniversary celebration event held earlier this week.
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Local Healthcare charity raises over £50k to help people going through Cancer
The Cancer Care & Haematology Fund (CCHF) - which supports the work of NHS treatment facilities at Stoke Mandeville and High Wycombe hospitals - has committed £52,000 for the purchase of scalp coolers which are used by some patients to minimise hair loss during chemotherapy.
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Help for those arriving to Bucks from Ukraine
If you have recently arrived in Buckinghamshire from Ukraine, or are you a family hosting guests in your home, Bucks Council want to help.
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Bucks Healthcare Trust rated ‘Good’ overall but concerns raised over safety
A report published today by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has awarded the Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust an overall rating of ‘Good’ but highlighted ‘Safety’ as requiring improvement.
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New law changes regarding 'unauthorised emcampments'
Thames Valley Police are changing legislation surrounding unauthorised encampments. Find out mere here:
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Fifth wave of Covid sees rise in hospitalisations in Bucks
The number of patients in hospital in Buckinghamshire with Covid-19 has increased by 73% over the last three weeks as a fifth wave of the virus sweeps the nation.
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Bedgrove Scout & Guides celebrate permanent home
After two years of fundraising during lockdown, back and forth with the solicitors, and with a huge amount of paperwork the Bedgrove Scout & Guide now own their HQ site in Aylesbury.
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Teenage science student gains national recognition for antibiotic research
A 14-year-old from Amersham has finished runner-up in The Big Bang UK Young Scientists & Engineers Competition following innovative research across two continents on the future of antibiotics.
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16 year old charged for drug offences in Aylesbury
Just before 2pm yesterday (28/6), the teenager was detained by officers on Moorcroft Lane, Aylesbury, then following a search he was arrested on suspicion of being in possession with the intent to supply Class A drugs, namely Crack Cocaine and Heroin.
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Drink driver crashed into an electricity pylon near to Stewkley
If you were suffering from a power outage last night, it may have been due to a drink driver crashing into an electricity pylon near to Stewkley, Western Power were on scene to restore their service the driver was arrested
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Local young athlete destined for British success
A young Wendover squash player has been selected for a new programme designed to help British athletes be better prepared for future success.
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WheelPower National Junior Games 2022
The Wheelpower National Junior Games have returned to Stoke Mandeville Stadium this week, offering disabled children and young adults from all over the country.
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Bucks Radio reveals TV favourite will join Waterside Panto this year
Emma at Breakfast rubbed the magic lamp and discovered Holby City and Eastenders’ favourite Davood Ghadami will join the cast of Aladdin at the Waterside Theatre this Christmas.
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Teenager left with injures after violent robbery in Tring
Police in neighbouring Hertfordshire are appealing for witnesses and information after a group of males robbed a teenager of his bicycle and designer trainers in Tring.
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Buckingham Police search for owner of rouge Apple EarPod!
Thames Valley Police have released this inquiry on their Facebook page, along with a photo of the headphone in question!
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Are you voting details up to date?
It's that time of the year that Bucks Council will be emailing or sending you a letter asking you to confirm your electoral registration details to them.
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UPDATE: 29/6 - Three arrests made in connection with a missing boy investigation in Bucks
Jason Adutwum, aged 15 from Milton Keynes has been located safe and well after going missing last week.
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Bucks Council reviewing their anti social controls in Amersham
If you live or work in the Amersham or Chesham area, Bucks Council want to hear from you.
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Tickets available for event to help Bucks Climate
A new event to help homeowners in Bucks reduce their energy bills and save the planet is coming to Bucks.
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12 weeks roadworks in Chesham to improve flooding
Flood management works to the culvert at Pednormead End in Chesham will begin today (Monday 27 June).
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Late night train timetable affected in Aylesbury
Chiltern Railways have warned customers who use their late night train services near Aylesbury of some disruption over the next few days.
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Death of boy in Jubilee River – Taplow
The body of a boy, aged 16, has been located in the Jubilee River in Amerden Lane, Taplow.
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Bucks walking scheme celebrates 20 years
Simply Walk, Buckinghamshire Council's walking for health and wellbeing scheme, celebrates its 20th anniversary this July.
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Bucks MP highlights government’s 'pattern of errors' with Ukrainian child refugee visas
MP for Chesham and Amersham, Sarah Green, has accused the government of causing ‘unnecessary stress’ to Ukrainian refugees due to continuing problems with the Homes for Ukraine scheme.
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HS2 worker caught on video shouting sexist abuse at protester
A woman from Winslow who was protesting peacefully against HS2 this week, was verbally abused with offensive, misogynistic language as she walked past a construction site.
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Aylesbury Covid-19 Vaccine centre temporary closing
For anyone thinking of getting their COVID-19 jab next week be warned that the Guttman Centre is closing for 4 days.
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High Wycombe Police vow to crack down on county lines drug offences
PC Hannah Ransome, of the High Wycombe Stronghold team, said: “The Stronghold team will continue to proactively and robustly target and prosecute offenders linked to drug-dealing. County lines drug dealers target the most vulnerable in our society and we remain absolutely resolute in our determination to remove them, and their drugs, from our communities and protect victims."
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Bucks Country Show returns to Amersham
On the 2nd and 3rd of July , the Penn Estate in Amersham will see an abundance of entertainment, including Motorbike and BMX Stunt Teams, doggy talent shows and cookery demonstrations to name a few.
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Thames Valley Police want your opinions on their 999 and 101 services
The Police and Crime commissioner for Thames Valley wants your opinions on local emergency phone services.
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Police charge 52 year old from Buckingham for number of heinous sex offences
Christian Norris, aged 52, of Meadway, Buckingham, has been charged with 12 counts in total, for crimes taking place between June 2007 and May 2021
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Celebrate Armed Forces day at infamous Bletchley Park
To mark National Armed Forces Day, the infamous home of the codebreakers are celebrating the men and women who make up the Armed Forces community: from currently serving troops to Service families, veterans and cadets.
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Have your say on plans for 'Eco friendly' housing estate in Waddesdon
The second round of public consultations is taking place tomorrow (25/6) for the Littleton Green site in Waddesdon.
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Buck Council running their helping hand holiday service this Summer
The Council has teamed up with local organisations, schools and charity groups to provide thousands of places for eligible children and young people to enjoy a variety of exciting and interesting activities and experiences in their local area throughout the summer holidays.
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Buckingham Primary School become litter picking heroes
The school have made use of Buckingham Town Council's brand new community clean up kits for use in our parks and town centre.
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Local charity that helps vulnerable young people in Bucks are in crisis
Transitions are a charity that supports vulnerable young people with a 1-1 mentoring service in Bucks and further afield. However they're experiencing twice as many referrals for mental health projects since the pandemic, and the rise in living costs is making it harder for the charity to help everyone they can.
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Police appeal for information after serious crash on A418 yesterday
Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses following a road traffic collision that left three people with serious injuries on the A418 between Rowsham and Aylesbury yesterday (22/6).
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141 Anglo Saxons & 'amazing objects' found buried near Wendover
The huge burial ground, which included bones, jewellery, spear heads and swords, was discovered as part of HS2 work.
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Bucks Council want your opinion on proposed 350 home development in Hazlemere
The 14.3 hectare site at Tralee Farm would feature housing in a sustainable and energy efficient way and create new open space features. The brief includes cycle and pedestrian links and improvements to the existing green infrastructure and biodiversity.
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Police's re-appeal tracing man who has absconded from HMP Springhill
Thames Valley Police are re-appealing for help in tracing a man who has absconded from HMP Springhill in Grendon Underwood.
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It's coming...
Our Plans are to launch Bucks Radio in the New Year online.....