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  The Buckinghamshire Liberal Democrats have issued a stark warning over the condition of the county’s roads, citing a £210 million repair backlog and an official “amber” warning from the Department for Transport (DfT) as evidence of what they describe as a mounting infrastructure crisis.

• Serious Assault at Centre MK – Arrest Made

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• Free 'Women's Health Day' to be held in Aylesbury shopping centre

  Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust is holding the event ahead of International Women's Day later this week.

• Buckinghamshire Council Launches Consultation on Draft Transport Plan to 2045

  Buckinghamshire Council has opened a public consultation on its draft Local Transport Plan 5 (LTP5), which sets out proposed transport policies and priorities for the county through to 2045.

• Buckinghamshire Council Sets Balanced Budget Following Funding Changes

  Buckinghamshire Council has approved a balanced budget for the 2026/27 financial year, setting out council tax increases and further savings plans amid changes to national funding arrangements.

• Aylesbury MP frustrated by lack of pot hole repairs

  Laura Kyrke-Smith has written to Buckinghamshire Council to express "her serious concern about the condition of roads across Aylesbury and the villages", but the council says it has "been proactive, not passive, in addressing the issue."

• Re-appeal for information following fatal road traffic collision - M40, High Wycombe

  Thames Valley Police is re-appealing for witnesses to a road traffic collision on the M40 near High Wycombe following the sad death of the victim today (25/2).