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Roadworks are set to cause delays for motorists in Saunderton for three weeks.
Two way traffic lights on the A4010 Wycombe Road are in place until March 13.
This will affect drivers trying to get through Haw Lane and Ministry Wharf.
Eclipse Power Networks will be carrying out the works.
Pub Arson in Stewkley
Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses following an arson in Stewkley
Man Stabbed in Wycombe Car Park.
Officers responded to reports of a man being stabbed at the Swan Car Park in High Wycombe, this afternoon. (Tuesday 23rd December)
Aylesbury MP announces 2025 Christmas Card competition winners
MP for Aylesbury and the villages Laura Kyrke-Smith has announced the winners of her annual 2025 Christmas Card competition, celebrating the creativity of children from across Aylesbury and the villages.
RSPCA faces tough Christmas with 3,500 animals and record cat numbers in care
RSPCA teams are preparing to care for more than 3,500 animals this Christmas including a record 1,500 cats.
Council takes decisive action to cut congestion and curb disruption from roadworks
Buckinghamshire Council is moving decisively to tackle the delays and day-to-day disruption residents experience from roadworks, with the introduction of a new Lane Rental Scheme that will keep people and businesses moving.
Buckinghamshire’s three Labour MPs have welcomed the news that Buckinghamshire Council will benefit from a 14.7% core funding increase over the course of this Parliament, as part of the Government’s local government finance settlement.
Aylesbury Set to Shine as Christmas Cruise Rolls Into Town This Saturday
Aylesbury residents are invited to line the streets this Saturday evening as a spectacular convoy of festively decorated vehicles rolls through town, spreading Christmas cheer and raising money for a local charity.
Council leads efforts to unearth mystery behind medieval burial site in Buckingham
A new report into burials at a historical site in Buckingham has been published, unearthing a fascinating insight into the extraordinary find which dates back to at least the 13th century.
