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• Council updates Hackney Carriage & Private Hire Licensing Policy

  The aim is to further strengthen passenger safety, improve accessibility and support the local licensed trade across the county.

• Buckingham Household Recycling Centre reopens this week

  The centre, closed since before Christmas, will reopen this Thursday (26 March) after essential drainage works are completed.

• Return of 'park pop-ups' for local businesses

  Businesses looking to grow can now apply to hire spaces in selected council-owned parks.

• Bucks Labour MPs demand urgent clarity on Buckinghamshire Family Hub

  They warn that Bucks Council should be transparent about the progress of plans for the new hub ahead of its planned April 2026 opening.

• Aylesbury Town Council demands urgent transfer of neglected sports facilities

  They have called on Buckinghamshire Council to transfer responsibility for key recreational assets, including Fairford Leys, Walton Court, Edinburgh Playing Fields, Bedgrove, Alfred Rose Park and Meadowcroft.

• Council launches new Growth Fund to boost the county's economy

  Local organisations with ambitious, investment-ready projects are invited to submit Expressions of Interest (EOIs) to help grow the county’s economy.

• Support for Buckinghamshire households that use heating oil

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