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• Buckinghamshire secures £6 million of government adult skills funding through devolution

  Buckinghamshire Council has welcomed formal confirmation of the devolution deal it has put to the government, bringing £6 million of Adult Skills funding to the county.

• Easton Street Car Park in High Wycombe to close

  Buckinghamshire Council has confirmed that the multi-storey car park will close from Tuesday (5th May).

• Bucks firefighters take to the mountains for charity

  Leyla and Rachael from Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue will be tackling three peaks in just 24 hours.

• Aylesbury school recognised nationally for behaviour approach

  Elmhurst School, part of the Great Learners Trust, has been recognised at a national level for its approach to supporting pupils’ behaviour.

• Police Announce Death of Much-Loved Retired Dog Griff

  A retired police dog who served in Buckinghamshire has died at the age of 10.

• News Joint enforcement activity sees police and partners take action across Buckinghamshire

  Following a multi-agency operation led by Thames Valley Police alongside Buckinghamshire Council, targeted action has been taken against high street retail crime and anti-social behaviour in Buckinghamshire.

• Cancer Unit Revamped Thanks to £30k Charity Funding

  Charities and clinical staff came together at the end of March to celebrate the opening of the newly-refurbished staff room at the Cancer Care and Haematology Unit (CCHU) at Stoke Mandeville Hospital

• Three Conservation Areas updated in Bucks

  Buckinghamshire Council has adopted new Conservation Area Appraisals and Management Plans for Buckingham, Haddenham, and Winslow, updating boundary lines to better protect and enhance the distinctive character and heritage of these Buckinghamshire towns.