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Community and voluntary groups in Bucks are being invited to apply for new crime-prevention funding.
The Community Fund, launched by Thames Valley Police and Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber, offers grants of up to £10,000.
Projects can focus on issues like anti-social behaviour, domestic abuse, fraud, cybercrime or road safety.
The money comes from the sale of assets seized from criminals, and applications must be submitted by noon on February 23.
New double yellows for street
Plans to introduce temporary double yellow lines along parts of a village road in south Bucks have been approved in a bid to tackle obstructive parking and improve safety.
Amnesty for blank guns now classed as illegal
Thames Valley Police is running a four-week firearms amnesty for certain Bruni blank-firing pistols, now illegal to own.
Aylesbury Arm of canal re-opened
Boaters can once again use the Aylesbury Arm of the Grand Union Canal after it reopened.
Amersham residents respond to traffic measures
Plans to introduce new traffic restrictions at an accident hotspot in Amersham have prompted a mixed response from residents.
Council tax precept increase of 27%
Chesham Town Council has agreed to a 27 per cent rise in the council tax precept as part of its budget for the coming financial year.
Aylesbury man jailed for drugs offences
A man has been jailed for drugs offences in Aylesbury.
Appeal for help to find prison absconder
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help to find a man who’s absconded from HMP Springhill.
Local runner competing in London Marathon to raise money for Bucks charity
Simon Lacey will run the famous event in aid of Youth Concern.
