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• East West Rail announces details of last route-wide public consultation

  East West Railway Company (EWR Co) has announced details of its final route-wide public consultation on updated plans for the railway linking Oxford, Milton Keynes, Bedford and Cambridge, just weeks after local MP Callum Anderson highlighted local concerns during Transport Questions in Parliament.

• Local Funeral Directors Stress No Ties to Hull Controversy

  Legacy Funeral Services have expressed their shock and anger over recent events in Hull, stressing that they have no connection to the case.

• Proposal to redraw the Conservation Area boundary in High Wycombe ​

  Buckinghamshire Council is inviting everyone who lives, works, or has an interest in High Wycombe to share their views on proposals to change the boundary of the town’s designated Conservation Area, which was last reviewed in 2011.

• Buckinghamshire Council sells Queen Victoria Road site

  Buckinghamshire Council has confirmed the outcome of its competitive tender process for the Queen Victoria Road (QVR) site in High Wycombe, by selling to Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust.

• Local Runner Takes on London Marathon for Youth Charity

  A local runner and long-standing charity supporter, Simon Lacey, has announced he will take part in the London Marathon 2026 to raise funds for Youth Concern.

• Giving local families the Best Start in Life

  Buckinghamshire Council has confirmed that Elmhurst Family Centre in Aylesbury has been designated as the county's first Best Start Family Hub, marking a major milestone in the council's new 'Best Start in Life' Plan.

• Bucks MP raises concerns on lack of East West Rail services

  Buckingham and Bletchley Labour MP Callum Anderson highlighted the issue during Transport Questions in Parliament.

• Bucks MPs welcome major funding boost for SEND school places

  Labour's Callum Anderson, Emma Reynolds and Laura Kyrke-Smith welcomed the news this week that Buckinghamshire will receive a record £9.9 million to deliver more specialist places.