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• Work completed on Aylesbury's Pavilion Quarter

  Part of the regeneration scheme in the heart of Aylesbury Town Centre, the works have involved the complete demolition of the derelict 'Gala Bingo' building with a new walkway and extended car park now in place and open. 

• Bucks youth charity unveils new logo

  Aylesbury-based Youth Concern has revealed a new logo designed by a 20-year-old Bucks student. Here’s what the charity said following Tuesday’s unveiling

• Wendover War Memorial Update.

  Good News as it looks like Wendover War Memorial will be fixed in time for Remembrance Day.

• Helen & Douglas House Community Hub Open Day in Aylesbury

  Helen & Douglas House children’s hospice is holding its first Community Hub Open Day pilot at the PACE centre in Aylesbury from 10am-3pm on Thursday 30th October, to canvas views on what future community hubs could look like in the Buckinghamshire area, and other communities in the future.

• Poppy Appeal Launched for 2025

  The Royal British Legion (RBL) launched its annual Poppy Appeal for 2025 on Thursday, October 23rd, with the goal of raising over £50 million to support the armed forces community.

• Possible development of land in Broughton of 60 homes.

  Kingsbrook Parish Council has received notification from Hallam Land that a public consultation is being held until 10th November for the possible development of land in Broughton of 60 homes.

• Man and woman charged with murder

  Following an investigation by Thames Valley Police’s Major Crime Unit, a man and a woman have today (23/10) been charged in connection with a murder investigation in Buckinghamshire.

• Wycombe Hospital Stroke Unit Hosts Garden Wellbeing Day for Patients

  Wycombe Hospital’s Stroke Unit recently came alive with laughter, creativity, and music as members of the Therapy Team organised a special event designed to promote patient wellbeing and rehabilitation through engaging activities.