in conjunction with Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity on Friday 17th March. All profits made from this event will go to this incredible charity which is situated in our local community.
Their project launched in October and is running as our their House Art competition this year.
Over 100 students from 6 teams are competing to win this much contested competition. Their task is to design, make and show 3 outfits and 2 accessories made from preloved clothes and materials, many of which have been donated by Florence Nightingale.
The teams also need to show initial and final designs, moodboards, photos and design and put on their own section of the fashion show with makeup, hair, lighting, music and choreography all designed around their theme. A huge undertaking for our students alongside their normal school commitments but one they have embraced full heartedly.
This event is attracting much attention and support from local companies, with many attending the event themselves to promote their eco/sustainable business. They have just been named Eco Schools Secondary School of the Year 22-23 and this event is part of the school creating more awareness of the fashion and beauty industry and the initiatives global businesses are embarking on to save our environment.
The first ever House Art Sustainable Fashion Show will take place on Friday 17 March from 6.30pm with the main show starting at 7pm. Money raised from ticket sales and our raffle will be donated to Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity.
Callum Anderson MP has marked the one-year anniversary of his election by publishing his first Annual Report, titled “Getting on with the Job.” The report reflects on a year of dedicated service, community engagement, and tangible progress across the Buckingham and Bletchley constituency
A joint team effort from Bucks Council Licencing, TVP Police Cadets and Marlow NHPT, saw test purchasing of alcohol carried out in a number of shops, with 50% failure rate.
Thames Valley Police is seeking further witnesses to a sexual assault in Aylesbury.
Yesterday (3/7) at around 6.30pm, a man was seen giving children food and touching them over their clothing on Buckingham Park.
Thames Valley Police have confirmed that three men will appear in court this October following an aggravated burglary in Coal Mews earlier this year, which left the occupants with minor injuries.
Buckinghamshire Highways have now discovered a disused drainage channel nearly two metres beneath the A413 near Bubbles Car Wash, Little Missenden, during investigations into a sinkhole.