7 Years
Work is underway to demolish disused therapy buildings at Stoke Mandeville Hospital that contain asbestos.
Buckinghamshire Council approved the demolition for a third time, with work running from this week until mid-February.
The buildings, close to nearby homes, have been described as being in disrepair.
Contractors have been advised to minimise disruption, with working hours limited to weekdays.
Have Your Say Ahead of Council's Draft Budget Scrutiny
Buckinghamshire Council has invited residents and stakeholders to submit questions and views on its proposed budget for 2026–27, as it prepares for scrutiny of its draft financial plans.
Cold weather sparks rise in emergency calls
Freezing weather has led to a sharp rise in emergency calls across the region.
Appeal for witnesses to serious collision in Iver
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a serious road traffic collision on the A412 Denham Road in Iver.
6k sign petition to bring back A and E
A petition to bring back Wycombe’s A&E has reached nearly 6,000 signatures.
EV chargers at McDonalds refused
Plans to install electric vehicle charging points at a McDonald’s in High Wycombe have been refused.
Wycombe office building to be demolished
Plans to demolish an empty office building in Wycombe have been given the go-ahead.
Plans to convert a former office approved
Plans to convert a former office in Amersham into flats have been given the green light.
New Year’s Day babies arrive in Buckinghamshire
As 2026 began, midwives at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust were hard at work supporting families to welcome seven babies at Stoke Mandeville Hospital.
