A murder-accused man is set to appear in court today after a woman drowned in Henley, Oxfordshire.

Thames Water has claimed that a £20 million investment in Chesham Sewage Treatment Works has led to an 85 per cent drop in phosphorus entering the River Chess.

Oliver Smee, 20, from Henley-on-Thames, and Benjamin Watkins, 20, from Bourne End, will paddle the distance in aid of Sue Ryder and Race Against Dementia.

A High Wycombe drug dealer who had a knuckle duster at his home is among those who have been sentenced at the magistrates' court.

Buckinghamshire woman Tamsin Holkham raised more than £500 for the Multiple Sclerosis Society after completing a Dry January challenge.

Here are the latest planning applications that have been validated or decided by Buckinghamshire Council.

Buckinghamshire New University (BNU) has officially taken ownership of the former Uxbridge Library building from Hillingdon Council.

Chiltern Open Air Museum (COAM) is set to celebrate its 50th year when the gates in Chalfont St Giles reopen on Saturday, March 7.

Marlow families are invited to take part in a 2.5km route through residential streets as part of the 'Hats, Masks & Happy Feet' sponsored walk.

Launched by Nadine Hodgson of High Wycombe and Maxine Clare of Hendon, he ‘28 for 26 Challenge’ event supports Hearing Dogs for Deaf People.

E-ACT runs three schools in Buckinghamshire and has been named a finalist at the MAT Excellence Awards 2026.

Uchronia is a project from Buckinghamshire New University (BNU) lecturer and filmmaker Dr Fil Ieropoulos and Oscar-winner Charlie Kaufman.

Alex Horne, of TV's Taskmaster fame, will compere Stage of Stars, a talent show developed from the Thames Valley Adventure Playground (TVAP) Community Choir.

Toast, the American group honouring the classic 1970s soft rock band Bread, will visit Milton Keynes as part of their debut UK and Ireland tour this autumn.

Residents in Marlow are being encouraged to share their questions and opinions regarding the town’s film studio developments.

Two people have been charged after stealing 'baskets full' of goods from a Co-Op in a Buckinghamshire village.

Police appeal for witnesses after a road rage incident at Calewen and Corn Hill, Two Mile Ash, Milton Keynes. Report info or dash-cam footage to 101.

An image has been released after a man touched and exposed himself in Buckingham.

A dog owner from Marlow narrowly missed out on claiming the ultimate crossbreed prize at Crufts.

Parcels of land in a residential area of Aylesbury are up for sale for between £2,000 and £3,000.

An actor who grew up in a High Wycombe suburb has been ordered to rip up paving slabs laid illegally at his London mansion.

A night club in High Wycombe has announced it will close for a major refurbishment, five years on from opening.

A school has won permission to demolish a Chesham Bois home and build flats for staff despite concerns from councillors and residents.

A woman who was abused by paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein told the FBI how she massaged Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor before he gave her a massage back.

A POPULAR London Japanese restaurant is set for a Marlow residency

A bid to build a pitched roof pergola with a sunken seating area in Wycombe has been given the go-ahead.

Oxford Bus Company’s airline service, which runs between Oxford, High Wycombe, and Heathrow and Gatwick airports, has invested £4 million in new coaches.

Eden Shopping Centre in High Wycombe has launched Faces of Eden, a community-focused campaign marking its 18th anniversary.

In celebration of International Women’s Day, this week’s article commemorates Vera Head, who devoted her life to local politics. A staunch Liberal Democrat, she served as a Chiltern District Councillor and an Amersham Town Councillor for more tha...

Protecting our countryside always has been and will forever be my top priority, writes the Conservative MP for Mid Buckinghamshire Greg Smith.

Women have long played a vital role in shaping history, though their stories have too often gone unrecorded or overlooked. International Women’s Day provides an opportunity to recognise the women whose vision, determination and service helped build...

High Wycombe English bulldog, George, is enjoying a new lease of life after taking part in a canine hydration study.

Paralympic gold medallist Naomi Riches is speaking at The Duke of Clarence in Marlow in support of Scannappeal.

What the ‘10% rule’ actually means – and why it won’t always save you from speeding fines.

Wild Marlow’s bi-annual wildlife photo contest has returned for 2026, offering £100 in prize money and a chance to see winning photos featured in an exhibition and calendar.

I’m Sorry, Prime Minister, written and directed by Jonathan Lynn, will be performed at Milton Keynes Theatre.

Thames Valley Police has given an update on a murder investigation after the dead body of a woman was found in Henley, Oxfordshire.

Drivers across Buckinghamshire are grappling with deteriorating road surfaces after it emerged it could cost around £210 million to bring the county’s roads up to the best possible condition.

Thames Valley Police are appealing for help to assist an investigation on a sexual predator.

A cancer survivor is attempting to break a Guinness World Records title at this year’s London Marathon.

Harewood Downs Golf Club captain Cathy Myers has raised more than £17,000 to support Parkinson’s research.

An exclusive club in which Bake Off star Mary Berry is a member of has been shut while a murder probe has been launched in Oxfordshire.

Buckinghamshire Council has urged drivers to show more respect to school crossing patrollers amid rising concerns about road safety.

Red Lion Tea Room in Bradenham has been described as "delicious" and ranked among the best afternoon teas in Buckinghamshire.

The owner of one of the country’s best fish and chip shops has revealed that things are getting “harder and harder” but has thanked his loyal customers for their “ongoing support.”

The Weston Turville Christian Aid Group in Buckinghamshire hosted the annual fundraiser at the Manor House on Church Walk for South Sudan.

Christian Horner has reportedly turned down a new job with his wife, Spice Girl Geri Halliwell, after his sacking from Red Bull.

In a previous article (see February 6) we saw how the Livery & Posting Company owned by the Hunt brothers became the first Wycombe company to operate a sustained local motor bus service, along the valley from Loudwater to West Wycombe. This began...

Buckinghamshire Council has apologised after two children did not receive all of the therapy support they were entitled to.

UNTIL the early 1700s , travel by road was slow and difficult. It took 16 days to cover the 400 miles from London to Edinburgh. So, beginning in 1706, Turnpike Trusts were set up by Acts of Parliament, under which groups of local business-people and ...