The environment agency has cleared a number of fallen trees from the river great ouse in Buckingham.
The four trees were blocking the river in Bourton Park and had been reported as a potential flood risk by the Town Council and members of the public.
Primary school recognised for work with families
A primary school in Aylesbury has been recognised for its work with families.
Reform Buckinghamshire responds to councillor defection
The leader of Reform UK in Buckinghamshire has hit out after one of his councillors defected to the Conservatives, handing the Tories overall control of the council.
Buckinghamshire's first 'Net Zero Carbon in Operation' school on schedule for completion
Construction has reached a key stage at Orchard View Primary Academy in Aylesbury, with a topping-out ceremony celebrating progress on Buckinghamshire’s first net-zero-in-operation school.
Petition calls for River Wye to be partially uncovered
A petition has been launched to “free” the River Wye from its culvert underneath the centre of High Wycombe.
Aylesbury pub among best in UK
A Buckinghamshire pub has been named among the best in the UK.
Police & Crime Commissioner issues fraud safety advice for Bucks residents
The Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner, Matthew Barber, is urging residents to stay alert to fraud and cyber crime.
Bucks MPs set record straight on SEND school claims
Buckinghamshire’s Labour MPs say the government is investing £8 million locally to deliver new SEND places quickly, rejecting claims a special school has been cancelled.
Retail crime operation targets shoplifters in Aylesbury town centre
Police say a zero-tolerance operation targeting shoplifting has led to multiple arrests in Aylesbury town centre.
