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• Bucks youth charity unveils new logo

  Aylesbury-based Youth Concern has revealed a new logo designed by a 20-year-old Bucks student. Here’s what the charity said following Tuesday’s unveiling

• Wendover War Memorial Update.

  Good News as it looks like Wendover War Memorial will be fixed in time for Remembrance Day.

• Helen & Douglas House Community Hub Open Day in Aylesbury

  Helen & Douglas House children’s hospice is holding its first Community Hub Open Day pilot at the PACE centre in Aylesbury from 10am-3pm on Thursday 30th October, to canvas views on what future community hubs could look like in the Buckinghamshire area, and other communities in the future.

• Poppy Appeal Launched for 2025

  The Royal British Legion (RBL) launched its annual Poppy Appeal for 2025 on Thursday, October 23rd, with the goal of raising over £50 million to support the armed forces community.

• Possible development of land in Broughton of 60 homes.

  Kingsbrook Parish Council has received notification from Hallam Land that a public consultation is being held until 10th November for the possible development of land in Broughton of 60 homes.

• Man and woman charged with murder

  Following an investigation by Thames Valley Police’s Major Crime Unit, a man and a woman have today (23/10) been charged in connection with a murder investigation in Buckinghamshire.

• Wycombe Hospital Stroke Unit Hosts Garden Wellbeing Day for Patients

  Wycombe Hospital’s Stroke Unit recently came alive with laughter, creativity, and music as members of the Therapy Team organised a special event designed to promote patient wellbeing and rehabilitation through engaging activities.

• Man fined after being caught twice dumping waste in Buckinghamshire

  A man who carried out two separate incidents of fly-tipping in Buckinghamshire has been fined for his crimes after appearing in court.