Remember
The local club haven't played in Aylesbury since 2006, but after Aylesbury Town Council announced proposals for a new stadium in the town, the Ducks might just come back home.
We spoke to Paul Snell, Head of Communications at the club, about their reaction to the news:
He explained how it would benefit the team:
He also told us about need for a sports facility, not only for them, but for the whole of Aylesbury:
More details about the proposed new sports facility can be found here.
Council prosecutes three local shopkeepers in crackdown on trading standards offences
Buckinghamshire Council has taken action against three individuals from separate businesses across the county for serious breaches of trading standards law, including the sale of illegal goods and selling goods to a minor.
Vandals damage equipment worth more than £11,000 in Princes Risborough Park
The incident happened at the King George V Park in Wellington Avenue on Thursday evening (9/04).
Live Facial Recognition vans in Aylesbury
The van is in Market Square today Monday (13/04).
Bucks Mind offering fully funded Mental Health First Aid training
In partnership with Bucks council, the charity are offering courses in May and June this year.
Aylesbury United Legends Day
The club will celebrate their rich history this Saturday (11/4).
Witness appeal following a robbery and sexual assault in Aylesbury
The incident happened on Richmond Road yesterday (April 8th).
Council successfully gains injunction against unlawful development in Ashley Green
Buckinghamshire Council has taken swift and decisive action in response to unauthorised development on Green Belt land in Ashley Green, securing an urgent High Court injunction over the Easter weekend.
Applications Now Open for Angels’ Den 2026
Local charities in Buckinghamshire have the chance to secure a share of more than £120,000 through Angels’ Den 2026, a flagship event hosted by The Clare Foundation.
