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• Witness appeal after two knifepoint robberies in Aylesbury

  Police are appealing for witnesses after two separate knifepoint robberies in Aylesbury last Monday night.

• Aylesbury MP welcomes Government plans to ban social media for under-16s

  Laura Kyrke-Smith has welcomed plans announced by the Government to ban social media use for under-16s, describing the move as a major step forward in protecting young people online.

• Appeal for witnesses following an incident of grievous bodily harm – Aylesbury

  Between 11pm yesterday (13/6) and 1am today (14/6), two men presented to hospital with grievous bodily harm level injuries.

• King's Birthday Honours Recognise Buckinghamshire Achievers

  A number of Buckinghamshire residents and community leaders have been recognised in the King's Birthday Honours for their outstanding contributions to public life, education, charity, healthcare, music and justice.

• Ashmead Headteacher's Quadruple Challenge for Emmett's Genies

  An Aylesbury headteacher is preparing to take on a gruelling 70-mile ultra marathon tomorrow (13 June 2026) as the final stage of an extraordinary fundraising challenge for local children's charity Emmett's Genies.

• Man charged in connection with Aylesbury stabbing

  Following a Thames Valley Police investigation, a man has been charged in connection with a stabbing in Aylesbury on Wednesday.

• Chinnor mum campaigns for routine Group B Strep screening after daughter's premature birth

  A mother from Chinnor is calling for routine screening for Group B Strep during pregnancy after her daughter was born prematurely due to the infection.

• New parking restrictions proposed for Baker Street and School Lane in Waddesdon.

  Residents in Waddesdon are being invited to have their say on proposed new parking restrictions aimed at improving road safety and traffic flow.