A Russian husband and wife who live in Bucks have come up with a new and unique way to make ends meet following the start of the pandemic last March.

Sixty-five new homes in a quiet village, repairs to a Marlow shop unit and a new community cooking and wellbeing kitchen in High Wycombe are just some of the new plans that could be going ahead if Buckinghamshire Council gives them the green light.

Here are the death announcements carried in the Bucks Free Press last week.

Cinemas are set to reopen their doors to film-lovers on May 17 as lockdown restrictions ease further.

This Queen Anne style house in Denham has only had four sets of owners since it was built for the daughter of a viscount in 1913.

CELEBRITY Bucks resident Russell Grant’s weekly Bucks Free Press horoscope from Saturday, May 8:

A sex offender who groped a 16-year-old girl, possessed a sexual image of a young child and sexual images involving a horse has avoided jail.

CLAIMS that a disgusting bin room at flats is being neglected by the council has been rebutted by the same local authority who said the facility is being improperly used, sometimes by non-residents.

to convert some offices to a ‘community kitchen’ have been submitted to the council.

An interactive map shows how many car crimes have been reported across High Wycombe.

A Burnham pub landlord has been convicted of assault after he threw a pint of water over his partner, the landlady.

VOTERS were out in force on polling day this week, casting their ballots for their favoured parties in the local .

A NEW outdoor seating area, an electric bike shop and a big increase in jobs are just some of the new features planned as part of a garden centre overhaul which is partly underway.

Wycombe Wanderers have confirmed that David Stockdale has signed a new deal with the club.

A man in his 50s has had hospital treatment for blurred vision after a ‘green laser’ was shown towards him in Wendover.

With the weather getting warmer and restrictions being lifted, people all across the UK are now preparing themselves for the summer months.

A cancer support worker from High Wycombe has raised £3,000 for charity after shaving her hair off.

More concerns have been raised about HS2 digging under the Chilterns AONB amid fears it could damage fragile chalk aquifers under Bucks rivers.

A rabbit has had one of its legs amputated after it was found injured in a High Wycombe garden.

Campaigners have hit out at a judge’s decision to allow HS2 to continue work in an area of ancient woodland which they believe inspired legendary children’s author Roald Dahl.

The UK Government has confirmed that Step 3 of the lockdown roadmap in England will take place no earlier than 17 May.

A Crowdfunding page has been set up to save the future of a popular cricket club.

No arrests have been made as of yet after two people were allegedly caught having sex in an Aylesbury field.

A villager has slammed “substantial amounts” of fly-tipping which is now being investigated by the council.

From this week, McDonald’s has unveiled five new items that will be available to customers until mid-June.

A man has been arrested for ‘immigration offences’, after a Neighbourhood Policing Team in South Bucks targeted several businesses 'suspected of modern slavery.'

Concerns are growing as a 16-year-old with links to Buckinghamshire has been reported missing for the third time this year.

Weekly round-up of hearings at Wycombe Magistrates’ Court:

The Green Party has announced its candidate for the Chesham and Amersham by-election to replace the late Dame Cheryl Gillan as MP.

A golf buggy has been seized by police after it was reportedly seen being driven “dangerously” around a Bucks village.

Buckinghamshire residents go to the polls today for the first unitary elections --- Residents are also voting for the new police and crime commissioner --- Polls close at 10pm

A Beaconsfield school has decided to drop JK Rowling as one of its house names amid huge controversy over her views on gender.

May 6, 2021, will see Buckinghamshire residents finally heading to the polls to elect their local councillors – one year later than planned because of the coronavirus outbreak.

A High Wycombe man has been convicted after being arrested in a police drugs raid in Chalfont St Peter.

Gareth Ainsworth has heavily praised his opposite number, Neil Warnock, ahead of Wycombe’s trip to Middlesbrough.

A 91-year-old-woman who was found “with her little dog next to her” after falling over died from her injuries at Stoke Mandeville Hospital.

Wycombe Wanderers will make the trip to the Riverside this weekend needing an extraordinary set of results to keep their Championship dream alive.

PLANS to build a new balcony for a sports club bar have been submitted to the council.

Flats could be built on the site of a former village pub.

PLANS to tear down some commercial buildings at a farm in favour of two new residential properties have been submitted to the council.

Wycombe defender Josh Knight has won both the club’s Player Supporters’ Player of the Year and Players’ Player awards for the 2020/21 season.

A multi-Michelin Starred chef will cook up a treat when he arrives in Buckinghamshire this summer.

More than 100 knives and other bladed weapons have been handed in to Bucks police stations as part of an amnesty in the county.

The Conservative party has announced its candidate for the Chesham and Amersham by-election to replace the late Dame Cheryl Gillan.

Although Wanderers have been all but relegated for a couple of weeks, the strength of their recent form means that the team may end up going down by the narrowest of margins.

Gareth Ainsworth provided a positive injury update ahead of the trip to Middlesbrough this weekend.

Elections are almost upon us – and as many people cast their votes for their local councillors tomorrow (May 6), patient pups are sure to be waiting outside polling stations, much to our delight.

For the third time since joining the professional ranks 28 years ago, Wycombe Wanderers go into their final game of the season needing to win to have any chance of avoiding relegation.

A petition to save a rehoming centre that has left pet lovers "devastated" has been launched - as the charity that runs it reveals it needs to make £1 million of savings.

A 30-minute delay could have contributed to a man dying in a fire in Bucks, an inquest heard this week.