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• Fair Futures for Young Carers

  Senior political leaders and education and health partners across Buckinghamshire are backing a new campaign aimed at creating fairer futures for young carers.

• Amersham residents upset at land clearing

  Residents say they were left shocked after large sections of green-belt land off Whielden Street in Amersham were cleared by developers.

• Thames water protest Wycombe

  Campaigners staged a protest in High Wycombe on Wednesday over proposals they say could allow Thames Water to breach pollution rules for years to come.

• Council urges drivers to show respect for school crossing patrollers

  Buckinghamshire Council is reminding motorists to respect the essential work carried out by the county's school crossing patrollers as they help children and families reach school safely each day.

• Bucks Roads in Crisis: Liberal Democrats Demand Action on £210m Repair Backlog

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