Girl On Fire
Aylesbury Police are reminding residents that you don’t have to attend the police station to find a knife amnesty bin.
They have a place you can anonymously dispose of knives at the Southcourt Baptist Church on Penn Road.
They hope these bins will encourage people to give up their weapons without fear of a police presence.
Council launches plan to target waiting times for Education, Health and Care Plan assessments
Buckinghamshire Council will invest an extra £3 million in a Recovery Plan to cut waiting times for Education, Health and Care Plan Assessments (EHCPAs).
Kemi Badenoch Hosts Emergency Farming Summit in Aylesbury
The leader of the Conservative Party, Kemi Badenoch, has visited Buckinghamshire today (17/11/25) to meet farmers and discuss growing pressures on rural communities.
Young Performers from Bucks Hospice Charity Shine at Britain’s Got Talent Auditions
Forty talented young performers from Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity’s On Stage production of School of Rock have made it through to the second round of auditions for Britain’s Got Talent.
Council confirms new Connect to Work programme to boost local employment
Buckinghamshire Council is launching a new 'Connect to Work programme' which will commence from April 2026.
Temporary closure of Buckingham Household Recycling Centre
Anyone who uses the Buckingham Household Recycling Centre (HRC) is being warned of a temporary closure starting Monday, 1 December 2025.
First Section of South-East Aylesbury Link Road Opens
A major milestone has been reached in the delivery of Aylesbury’s new orbital link road with the opening of the first part of the South-East Aylesbury Link Road (SEALR) and the Stoke Mandeville Relief Road (SMRR) today (Wednesday 5 November.)
Blue Badge Cheats Caught in Buckinghamshire Council Crackdown
Buckinghamshire Council has carried out another successful Blue Badge Day of Action, targeting misuse of disabled parking permits across the county.
Give Local – Strengthen the Place We All Call Home
Every day, local organisations are making a real difference — feeding families, supporting young people, offering mental health care, and creating safe, welcoming spaces for everyone. These are the people and projects that form the heart of our community — and they need our support.
