As today (20/6) marks the start of National Loneliness Week, Bucks Council want to help reduce the stigma of loneliness and encourage people to talk about it.
As well as encouraging everyone to #SayHello, they have shared a number of groups and activities throughout Bucks where you can build friendships and share common interests. From Men in Sheds, Simply walks, lunch clubs, sports groups and many more - you can find something local to you on the Bucks Online Directory: https://crowd.in/w3KUg7
Risborough Rangers Stadium Break-In Threatens Memorial Fundraising Efforts
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Local author publishes second novel
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Buckinghamshire schools take part in Dragons' Den-style green technology challenge
Year 12 students from six secondary schools in Buckinghamshire have taken part in a Dragons' Den-style final of the Green Schools Challenge.
Big Give Boost for Hospice at Home Care
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Consultation on Churchway Speed Limit Reduction in Haddenham
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Leader of Buckinghamshire Council responds to national Budget
Steven Broadbent says the Budget is "disappointing" and "negatively impacts Buckinghamshire in many ways".
Shoppers get a festive lift with Boxing Day train route
Chiltern Railways will operate a Boxing Day train service for customers to take advantage of sales this year.
1,300 Arrests as TVP Target Town-Centre Crime
Thames Valley Police has published the results of its Safer Streets Summer operation, revealing more than 1,300 arrests made across town and city centres during the campaign.
