A growing political row is continuing after the Government decided not to fund a special free school in Buckinghamshire.

A tortoise has been returned home safely after a brief but memorable adventure.

FEW people become so closely woven into the identity of a town that their name instantly brings back memories, stories and familiar places. Michael Eagleton was one of those rare people

When walking about the town, we all tend to look only at the shop fronts, rarely if ever looking up to see the upper levels of a building. But that is where the history of the building might start to reveal itself.

A drink driver who was caught on the M40 is among those who have been sentenced at High Wycombe Magistrates' Court.

WITH the impending closure of Little Marlow school, this week we take a look at the history of that school in pictures, all of which are from the SWOP website.

Easee, a smart EV charging technology company, has teamed up with EVX Charging Solutions to establish the chargers at 13 schools in the Oxford Diocesan Bucks Schools Trust.

A summary of the latest planning applications submitted to Buckinghamshire Council in the week commencing May 11.

May sees the 100th anniversary of the General Strike which took place back in 1926. This strike was called by the Trades Union Congress (TUC) mainly because of serious problems in the coal mining industry. Talks broke down and not only the miners wen...

A detached four-bedroom house in Amersham is on sale for £1.6m

Waddesdon Manor's Art in Nature festival will transform the estate’s gardens into a celebration of land and environmental art.

Taylor Swift, ABBA and Michael Jackson tribute acts are coming to Wycombe Swan later this year.

Wycombe Friends of the Earth is teaming up with comedian Matt Winning for Stand-Up To Climate Change.

People turned out in their droves to enjoy the scorching heat today, (May 24), as the mercury reached 27 degrees in Wycombe.

Police have launched an appeal after a man absconded from a prison near Aylesbury.

Wycombe's 'weigh-in the mayor' traditional ceremony took place this weekend in the town centre in front of an energetic crowd.

More than 300 vehicles have been checked in a targeted crackdown on disabled parking permit misuse.

Independent councillor Ed Gemmell will remain chairman of the High Wycombe Town Committee after defeating a challenge during Buckinghamshire Council’s annual meeting.

Plans to change the use of a café on Chesham High Street into residential use have been refused.

Signature at Farnham Common, a luxury care home, earned its spot based on verified reviews from residents and their families on Carehome.co.uk.

A school has been named Kind School of the Year.

Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust is celebrating 25 years since it first welcomed internationally educated nurses from the Philippines.

Buckinghamshire Council has secured control of £6 million of funding to help adult skills funding for the county.

Aldi surpassed its original target of £10 million three years early, with customers in Buckinghamshire playing a key role.

The Reading Guild of Artists is set to hold its annual exhibition at the University of Reading, running from June 27 to July 12.

Southern England and the Midlands could see temperatures of up to 33°C on Monday, which would surpass the UK's current May record of 32.8°C.

A clay pigeon shooting day will return to Buckinghamshire this September in support of Combat Stress, a veterans’ mental health charity Combat Stress

Katie White has been appointed to the board of Buckinghamshire Building Society as a non-executive director.

The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre is set to host 'May's Marvellous Mayhem' this May half term

A man has been left with £800 worth of damage to his car after a hit and run, which police said they 'likely wouldn't investigate'.

A primary school in Wycombe has unveiled its newly refurbished nursery.

Visitors to Burnham Beeches have been warned to watch out for dangerous caterpillars.

DRIVERS in Buckinghamshire should brace for a series of road closures as essential maintenance work is set to take place.

A new restaurant has just officially opened at Beaconsfield Services, and will feature robotic kebab shavers.

Beaconsfield is renowned for being one of Buckinghamshire's poshest towns. Here's how you can spend the day there.

People across Buckinghamshire are being encouraged to complete a short survey for Bucks Tree Mission, which aims to plant 500k trees by 2031.

A Ryanair passenger shared the simple hack in a video that has since racked up 2.4 million views and over 50,000 likes.

Hundreds of people turned out in the centre of High Wycombe as the first day of the annual Bank Holiday Frogfest got underway.

A furniture giant has been honoured for his career in the bedding industry.

The change is saving her almost £500 a year, a significant saving as she works to pay off £2,500 of debt

Discover Bucks Museum is set to run 'Mythical May Half Term' - a week of activities for children and families

Cambridge Touring Theatre's family-friendly version of The Sword in the Stone, based on the stories of King Arthur and his wise teacher Merlin, promises songs, dances, and interactive fun.

Auditions are being held for a youth production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

A major bugbear for seven in 10 drivers has been solved in as many as 1,400 UK car parks ahead of the scorching Bank Holiday weekend.

Marks & Spencer has raised its minimum spend for free delivery from £60 to £75 for online orders of clothing, home and beauty products

The UK is forecast to see its hottest May day on record over the bank holiday weekend, with parts of the country, including Buckinghamshire , set to be hotter than Barbados.

A man has been charged with drug offences as further details emerge of Thames Valley Police's serious crime crackdown in High Wycombe.

A chauffeur who has driven celebs, royals and a Nobel Prize winner is locked in a feud with Buckinghamshire Council over delays to his licence application.

A row has erupted in one of Bucks most expensive streets after councillors approved plans to build two luxury homes on a plot in an area where average house prices top £2million.

A huge warehouse-style building erected in Buckinghamshire’s green belt without planning permission must be demolished, council planners have ruled.