A knife amnesty has begun across Bucks,
Operation Sceptre is a national week of action designed to reduce the threat of knife crime across the local area by removing dangerous weapons from the streets.
The knife amnesty will run until Sunday 21 May.
People can safely and anonymously dispose of any type of knife or bladed article.
Permanent knife amnesty bins are located in the following police stations:
Chesham and Amersham Conservatives and Lib Dems told to stop printing fake newspapers
Chesham and Amersham Conservatives and Liberal Democrats have been told to stop printing fake newspapers in the run-up to the general election.
Police ‘aware’ of Chesham car fraudsters targeting innocent families
Thames Valley Police has said it is ‘aware’ of Chesham car fraudsters who target innocent families by registering vehicles at their addresses.
New Aylesbury town Mayor formerly declared at Mayor Making Ceremony
The official inauguration of Aylesbury’s new Town Mayor and Deputy Town Mayor took place on Friday 17 May at Aylesbury College.
Busy Aylesbury Road closed this weekend
A short stretch of the Mandeville Road will be closed in both directions for Thames Water repair work.
Council invests £500,000 in flood prevention
Bucks' council has pledged to invest £500,000 in flood prevention following a very wet winter and spring.
Bucks healthcare supplier suffers cyber-attack
Bucks' Council has been notified of a cyber-attack on one of its healthcare suppliers.
Aylesbury gym suddenly closes
A gym in Aylesbury has closed permanently.
Image released following affray in High Wycombe
Police have released an image of individuals officers would like to speak to following an affray in High Wycombe.
