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The incident happened back in March, but police have now charged the boy with assault.

Bucks Business First and the Local Enterprise Partnership have been checking in with companies, who overall are feeling more positive - with a drop in those reporting ‘worse than normal’ conditions.

They had managed to keep covid away recently, meaning a return to some classes and visits, but one block is badly affected right now.

A different kind of business meet-up is happening, with a walk around the grounds, to share ideas and network.

As part of the UN’s climate conference in Glasgow, local events are taking place, too, including one at Silverstone.

New data shows many of these were online retail, as we stayed away from shopping in person.

Part of the M25 was blocked again this morning, as protesters glued themselves to the road.

They say a number of suspects have been identified in connection with the issues around Jansel Square on Bedgrove.

From improved bus stops to fairer fares, plans to improve bus services across Buckinghamshire are getting finalised.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a 13-year-old boy was assaulted in High Wycombe.

Engineering works on the MainLine are going to mean more passengers on the Amersham route, heading for stations with rail replacement buses.

The Vale of Aylesbury Local Plan has finally been confirmed, after taking the best part of a decade to sort out.

Plans have been put forward for the Lloyds offices on Walton Street and the abandoned Hampden House on the High Street.

Bosses there say the farm would help to generate a third of the zoo’s energy, with other plans to cut back their carbon footprint in the works.

Florence Nightingale are trying to keep up with demand for their stock online and need volunteers to help sort items, take pictures and set up listings.

After concerns about the quality of care at a residential home in Wing, Bucks Council are now involved.

As part of our daily routines, Bucks Council’s Active Communities project say there could be huge benefits from having company whilst exercising.

From EastEnders favourites to former reality TV stars, there will be quite the starting line-up in Chesham on Sunday.

The fun starts from tomorrow. Take a look at what's on offer.

Bucks Council are warning residents to not pay cash to get your rubbish removed. 

The Chilterns Heritage Festival aims to highlight the culture found in the Chilterns by delving into the heritage of the region with themed activities and events. Running from 18th to 3rd October, there are loads of different things to see and do and here is a selection to inspire you. 

A Bucks engineering novice has built a 50ft bridge across garden pond in lockdown, and the official opening has raised thousands for The Brain Charity.

The iconic Waddesdon Wednesday club are looking for new volunteers. 

The Hub is located at the Vineyard, Gatehouse Close, and runs every Tuesday morning from 9.30am until 12pm.

They have issued guidance for Bar staff, cleaners and reception staff.

MP for Buckingham Greg Smith held a speech in the Westminster Hall debate, which was held following a petition calling on HS2 legislation to be repealed was signed by more than 155,000 people.

Aylesbury Town Council are offering cash grants for local groups in need.

As school are back and roads are getting busier, Bucks Council are relaunching their 'Stop means stop' campaign. 

The tree has been causing delays and traffic on A418 Oxford Road near Ellen Rd junction.

Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a serious injury road traffic collision that happened near Haddenham.

Buckinghamshire Adult Learning held an open day at its centre in Quarrendon, Aylesbury last week with visitors able to see at first hand, the range of courses and facilities on offer.

Could you help out with Bucks Councils helping hand scheme for the Christmas holidays?

Thames Valley Police (TVP) has been working in partnership to break down barriers to communicating with people who have autism.

(Photo of women at bottom of story). Thames Valley Police is appealing for help in locating a woman who failed to appear at court in Aylesbury.

Members of Team GB's Paralympic squad have been to Aylesbury to see their success celebrated in gold, and surprise children with a PE lesson.

Police in Thame are appealing for witnesses after an assault left a man in his seventies needing hospital treatment.

Emergency services were called to Fairford Leys this morning (10/09/21) following a collision involving a van and a house.

The Tring Book Festival is back in November, and bigger than ever!

Local nature groups are urging the government to rethink their plans for rapid growth and development between Oxford and Cambridge.

To support Project EDWARD, Transport for Buckinghamshire’s road safety initiative – Travel Safe Bucks – will be focusing on vulnerable road users, with a particular focus on older drivers, throughout September.

It was a sucessfull year for Bucks at the 2021 School Games National Finals. 

The Health on the Move van will be in Aylesbury (Friday 10 Sep), Chesham (Saturday 11 Sep) and High Wycombe (Sunday 12 Sep) this week

In what he is calling his 'six by six' challenge, Mark Grieves aims to raise as much money as he can for two children's charities.

*Image at end of story* Thames Valley Police is releasing images of a man officers would like to speak to following an attempted burglary in Aylesbury.

To tackle the misery of adult abuse, Buckinghamshire Council is urging local people if they see something, to say something and do something, to help protect adults potentially at risk.

If you have your vehicle and some spare time, you could help others get to and from hospitals in Bucks.

Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a fatal collision which occurred in High Wycombe.

New Liberal Democrat MP for Chesham and Amersham Sarah Green made her maiden speech in the House of Commons yesterday. 

Is it a bird, is it a plane, no it was Lynn from the Co-op store in Bedgrove!

In his regular update to residents, Leader of Buckinghamshire Council, Martin Tett, revealed the details, and how you can help, either with a donation, or by using your skills and experience;

The Waterside Festival team are presenting September Saturdays by the canal for 2021.

Our Plans are to launch Bucks Radio in the New Year online.....