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The Stoke Mandeville Stadium in Aylesbury is now home for a tree that was part of the 'Tree of Trees' sculpture that celebrated the Platinum Jubilee of the late Queen Elizabeth || earlier this year.
The tree, that was originally part of a larger sculpture at Buckingham Palace was given to the Trust for all their hard work within their project “Singing for the Queen” in collaboration with the Aylesbury based theatre group ‘I Have A Voice Too’, a group for adults for learning needs.
Bucks Local Plan: Aylesbury MP raises concerns
It follows the opening of the last public consultation on the draft earlier this week.
Bucks Council launches final consultation on draft Local Plan
It's the last time residents can comment on the draft before it is submitted for independent examination.
Aylesbury coach begins Commonwealth Games journey with Team England
An experienced swimming coach from Aylesbury has begun his Commonwealth Games campaign after being selected to represent Team England at Glasgow 2026.
Small Fire Temporarily Closes Aylesbury Recycling Centre
The Aylesbury Household Recycling Centre on Rabans Lane was temporarily closed this morning (Friday 24 July) after a small fire broke out in a waste container.
Spend a night under the stars at Waddesdon Manor to help tackle homelessness in Buckinghamshire
People across Buckinghamshire are being invited to swap the comfort of their own bed for a night under the stars at one of the county's most iconic landmarks – all to help raise vital funds for people facing homelessness.
Police carry out co-ordinated searches targeting organised crime across Bucks
The executed warrants yesterday (23/07) come as part on an ongoing operation.
Bucks Council leader says historic statue should be fixed
High Wycombe’s historic Red Lion Statue still remains without a tail.
Newly installed raised table in Amersham to be replaced
The existing structure has already been removed after it was not built as intended.
