Earlier this week a pregnant ewe was killed in what is being called a horrific attack near Quarrendon.
It was carrying 3 lambs who also subsequently died. The sheep farmer said that he loses at least 12 sheep a year to the actions of dogs and humans, and he is by no means alone.
As a result, Berryfields Parish Council launched a poster competition, to address this issue, that can be put up in fields around the area.
Witnesses sought following vehicle crime in Tring
Police investigating two reports of vehicle crime in Tring are appealing for witnesses and information as part of their ongoing enquiries.
Call for funds for Bedgrove Park bike pump track
A fundraiser for a bicycle pump track in Bedgrove Park has nearly reached its target.
Crocodile Walk in Widmer End
Widmer End Combined School in High Wycombe are encouraging their pupils to walk to school with the help from a crocodile!
Buckingham in Bloom competition open for entries
Buckingham Town Council is accepting entries for this year’s Buckingham in Bloom competition.
Girls Football a hit at The Kingsbrook School
More than 300 students participated in a girls' football event at The Kingsbrook School in Aylesbury.
Aquavale Leisure centre discussed in Parliament
Aylesbury’s Aquavale Leisure centre was discussed in Parliament during this morning’s ministerial questions.
Rob Butler on General Election
The Conservative MP for Aylesbury has spoken to Bucks Radio after the news we will go to polls in July.
MP for Beaconsfield speaks to Bucks Radio
"I’ve continuously championed your priorities - from protecting the Green Belt to delivering better transport links for residents and businesses" says Joy Morrissey.
