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• 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.

• Aylesbury United confirm move to community ownership

  The club has confirmed a major ownership change which will see it become community owned, as efforts continue to bring the Ducks back to the town

• Victims First Updates Opening Hours

  The service that supports victims and witnesses of crime across the Thames Valley has announced updated new opening hours from today, Monday 11 May.

• Aylesbury Retail Crime Operation – Vale Retail Park

  The Aylesbury Neighbourhood Team, supported by the Retail Crime Team, has carried out a series of targeted operations at Vale Retail Park this week in an effort to tackle ongoing retail crime in the area.

• Two Bucks midwives awarded local Alison Heffernan Award

  The Alison Heffernan Award recognises excellence in maternity services. This year’s joint winners, Christine Charon and Catherine Martin, were selected following nominations from women and families who received maternity care from Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust over the past year.

• Carers Bucks chooses not to submit new bid for Support Service contract

  It follows 20 years of care support in the county.

• Wendover Parish Council to Halton Lane proposal

  The plans would see 85 homes built on the site.

• 11 year old from Buckingham to swim a mile for charity

  Riley Chalmers will be undertaking the challenge next month in memory of a friend.