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

A children’s charity in Marlow has been given a Queens Award for Voluntary Service - the highest accolade given to local volunteer groups across the UK.

A plume of black smoke filled the skies above High Wycombe on Thursday afternoon amid a huge fire, prompting more than 100 panicked 999 calls from residents.

A disqualified van driver has been reported after he allegedly gave his friend’s details when he was stopped in Amersham.

A boy was rescued after he became trapped in playground equipment in Flackwell Heath.

A man from High Wycombe has been charged with drug offences.

Two men were rescued from a broken-down cherry picker in Amersham this afternoon.

New figures released show that in the past 12 months HMRC had received more than one million referrals of suspicious activity from the public.

This is what you have been writing to us about this week.

This is what you have been writing to us about this week.

Its latest win means the supermarket has maintained an unbeaten record since it was first included as a ‘guest retailer’ in the Grocer 33 in 2014.

Customers across the UK will be able to claim a free pint of Ice Breaker at more than 1,000 participating Greene King pubs nationwide.

This is what you have been writing to us about this week.

On Thursday June 17, the national media will be focussed on Chesham and Amersham for the parliamentary by-election.

This week we continue our occasional series of pictures showing children at different schools around the district, by taking a look at Godstowe School, off the Amersham Road in High Wycombe.

Most readers will be familiar with the name Amy Johnson, the pioneering English aviator, but perhaps less so with the details of her untimely death.

This is where Transport for Bucks teams will be working this week.

A crash closed off the M25 near Bucks this morning with huge delays still being reported in the area.

A replacement home, an extension for a vacant shop, and a pub holiday let are just some of the many applications submitted to in the last week.

The Indian variant is now believed to be dominant in the UK.

Several new victims of female genital mutilation were seen by NHS services in Buckinghamshire last year, figures show.

Signs are everywhere – from funny to rustic and quirky, signs point to where we need to go and, sometimes, even tell us what we need to do.

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has endorsed the Labour candidate for the upcoming Chesham and Amersham by-election.

Salmonella poisoning, pieces of glass, food allergies and Hepatitis A are just some of the reasons behind a number of product recalls across the UK.

A stunning private estate was opened up to the public in a bid to raise money for charity.

Gerrards Cross Bowls Club recently enjoyed busy week with numerous guests visiting the establishment.

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

I would guess that Marlovians would recognise the name of William Tierney Clark as the architect responsible for our bridge which is famous worldwide.

We've rounded-up some of the highlights to look out for in Aldi and Lidl.

As Covid restrictions ease, anticipation is mounting as over 400 Artisans throughout Buckinghamshire prepare to welcome members of the public into their studios and exhibition spaces once more.

A full list of cars for this year’s Auto Royale at Waddesdon Manor has been confirmed.

Do YOU walk past new housing estates and sometimes wonder how on earth the developers got planning permission?

Last week’s Nostalgia pages by Mike Dewey looked at Bourne End and when it became populated with shops.

Beaconsfield MP Joy Morrissey writes exclusively to Bucks Free Press readers:

Dozens of four to 10-year-olds gathered at Wycombe Rye on Sunday morning to take part in the junior Parkrun, which has restarted after being suspended for more than 14 months.

CELEBRITY Bucks resident Russell Grant’s weekly Bucks Free Press horoscope from Saturday, June 5:

Man in his 60s has died following a car crash in Marlow.

A DRIVER had to be rushed to hospital with a broken jaw after getting into a fight in Slough.

A man who crashed an Audi into the side of a pub and left his seriously injured passenger inside the car as he fled the scene has been given a suspended prison sentence.

The mansion owned by the chairman of a construction of company who was crushed to death in the garden has been put up for sale less than two years after the tragedy.

As it is national Fish and Chip day today [Friday, June 4], we are celebrating the best eateries across the whole county.

A landowner hit with enforcement action over a ‘wide-ranging’ development at his estate has submitted a ‘revised scheme’ the council will now deliberate.

Plans to build a new ‘holiday home’ with a garden at a village pub have been submitted to the council.

A car has rolled over in Wooburn Green. More on this as we get it.

LOOSE Women star and singer Stacey Solomon has sung her praises for Slough after visiting with her family yesterday.

Bucks Fire and Rescue have provided another statement following a huge fire that had broken out at Cressex Business Park.

A PLOT that saw two previous attempts to build on it rejected by the council now has a new application for five houses waiting to be decided.

A leading ejector seat manufacturer based in Denham – prosecuted after the death of a member of the Red Arrows – has outlined plans for a series of changes to its facility.

Former Wycombe midfielder Dennis Adeniran has been released by his parent club, Everton.

A man has suffered serious injuries following a hit-and-run just outside of Aylesbury.