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

“A hollow promise” - that is what the government’s plans to expand the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty has been branded by a wildlife trust amid ongoing fears about the impact of HS2.

Parking restrictions could be put in on roads near a well-used railway station amid complaints from residents about cars being parked near junctions.

The company claim the new supermarket product is a first of its kind in the UK.

The Prime Minister is now facing pressure to consider a one-off Bank Holiday Monday in the UK to mark what would be a historic occasion. 

Police are appealing for witnesses after a man picked up and punched a dog in a “distressing incident” in a quiet Bucks village.

A High Wycombe dad has spent thousands of pounds converting his children's toy car into the world's first road-legal kid's vehicle.

England fans are queuing outside a Wycombe pub more than eight hours before the Euro 2020 final against Italy kicks off tonight in a bid to get a good seat.

A Bucks man who stole a £5 bottle of wine and damaged a police car has been ordered to pay compensation.

A stop and search order has been issued in Bucks after police received reports of a group armed with weapons.

Tesco, Co-op and Lidl change their opening hours around Euro 2020 final.

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A leading journalist and author who penned a fascinating guide to managing stress at work is offering a free copy of his book to a lucky winner.

In medieval times Gatehouses were heavily fortified entrances to cities or towns, or buildings such as castles and manor houses. Some still exist, such as Bargate in Southampton and at Durham Castle.

Painter Mary Henrietta Dering Curtois was described as “a very remarkable woman” by the celebrity artist, Louise Jopling (Nostalgia May 29, 2020). She lived in Little Missenden, at Ridgewell Cottage, which has been known as Dering Cottage since h...

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This week we take a look at some of the pictures which have recently been added to the Sharing Wycombe’s Old Photographs website www.swop.org.uk.

A “nuisance” Bucks man has been ordered to pay hundreds of pounds for revving his car engine.

A woman has been taken to hospital following a "multiple vehicle" collision on the M40 near High Wycombe this morning.

It follows the warning from Chris Whitty that the number of long Covid sufferers will increase, particularly among young people.

A 60-year-old man who is accused of assault has been barred from entering Cineworld in High Wycombe.

A crash on the M40 this morning near High Wycombe has left a woman injured.

Police have arrested a person in Marlow after finding two knives on him, including one that was almost a foot long.

Police are hunting a flasher who exposed himself to a woman in her twenties in Aylesbury.

Buckinghamshire is one of three councils in England funded by the government to test two apps designed to speed up decisions on planning applications submitted by developers and homeowners.

This week we have unearthed archive pictures of Hazlemere from the early 90s.

Many Wycombeites (is that a thing?) will remember the beloved Palace Cinema in Frogmoor.

A residential development, an extension, and a garden room are just some of the many applications submitted to Bucks Council in the last week.

In the last three decades of steam, G.W.R. locomotives of the 14XX class were ever present on the Marlow to Bourne End “Marlow Donkey” line.

This week’s camera club gallery is a little different – all the photos have been taken by primary school children.

I love trying something new so when I was offered the chance to try Nepalese food, this was too good of an opportunity to turndown.

Four new electrical car parking charging points have been installed in Aylesbury.

Plans to reconstruct a skate park in Buckinghamshire have been held back, meaning skaters are still able to use the current site this summer.

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

A garden in Ipswich and the local community have been recognised nationally for their green-fingered efforts during lockdown and have won a prestigious competition.

A Metropolitan Police officer has pleaded guilty to murdering Sarah Everard in a case that has caused widespread shock and outrage.

Public pressure to review resident parking permits across High Wycombe could soon receive tens of thousands of pounds in backing.

A paedophile football coach from Aylesbury kept sexual images of children and admitted he was “sexually attracted to girls as young as eight years old”.

A paedophile who was working as a football coach in Aylesbury faces jail time after he admitted owning and distributing sexual images of children.

Angry parents have hit out at the council after school bus contracts were cancelled from the new school term in September – leaving dozens of pupils no way to get to school.

A Bucks nurse faces being struck off after giving CPR to a care home resident who had a Do Not Attempt Resuscitation (DNAR) agreement in place.

Public pressure to cut the speed limit on an “incredibly dangerous” half-mile stretch of road may have forced the council’s hand – but paying for it ‘will need to be sourced locally’.

A large fire has broken out this morning in Taplow.

A 27-year-old man from London has been disqualified for dangerous driving on the M40 near Beaconsfield.

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

Whether or not England win the European Championships on Sunday, history was made as the Three Lions got to their first major final since 1966.

A delivery driver had his pizza stolen in attack in Iver - and three teenagers have been arrested.

Residents living in Bourne End and Wooburn Green are being held "prisoner" by seemingly never-ending roadworks along major routes in both villages.

A new Love Island contestant has entered the villa - and he hails from High Wycombe.

The first ever knife amnesty bin has been installed in the Thames Valley.