Plain-clothes and uniformed officers took part in a targeted operation to tackle crime in Wycombe town centre.

A male has been arrested after reports of a young male carrying a large knife at a skate park.

A careless M40 driver who was caught near Beaconsfield is among those who have been sentenced at High Wycombe Magistrates' Court.

Tesco colleagues across Buckinghamshire are stepping out to make a difference.

A new sports pavilion and playing fields have officially opened in Kingsbrook

The former Buckinghamshire County Council offices in Aylesbury are set to be reimagined into a new set of apartments.

A motorcyclist has been seriously injured in a crash on the A413.

Mulberry House on Penn Road, Beaconsfield, is a 'substantial and impressive turnkey family residence' designed for 'contemporary family living'.

The Rewind Festival is set to return to Henley-on-Thames this August with a line-up featuring the Proclaimers and Human League

The SIX 2026 UK tour, which is set to come to the Wycombe Swan later this summer, has announced its cast.

A charity is opened its gardens to the public as part of the National Garden Scheme for the first time in its 25-year history.

Here's a round-up of Buckinghamshire criminals jailed last month...

An inquest into the death of a woman who was found “curled” in an outbuilding at her Buckinghamshire home is due to take place later this month.

This week’s Camera Club spread reflects a dramatic shift in the weather, with contributors capturing both the intensity of a recent heatwave and the sudden arrival of stormy showers.

Existing dog restrictions at Burnham Beeches could be extended for another three years.

This half term it was fantastic to see so many families enjoying local events and spending time together, Emma Reynolds, Labour MP for Wycombe, writes.

Residents have been urged to continue to sign a petition demanding Bucks Council restore public viewing of planning comments after the authority removed them from public view.

A Bucks supermarket has applied to change its layout.

A long-standing politician has become the first person to receive a town’s highest civic honour.

A teenager is raising awareness of neurodiversity through a summer fundraising project.

Aylesbury salon Nailed That! has been named as finalist in across a range of national awards

Police issued a dispersal order overnight covering two Bucks villages on the edge of High Wycombe in an effort to tackle antisocial behaviour caused by a "high number of youths"

The Celine Experience, a live concert celebrating the music of Celine Dion, is coming to the Wycombe Swan next year.

Buckinghamshire New University will hold its Art & Design Summer Show in High Wycombe from June 26 to July 1, showcasing work by emerging talent.

Football broadcaster Jeff Stelling will take to the The Elgiva stage in Chesham this autumn for a live event.

The BBC is currently looking for Buckinghamshire kids to take part in a new TV series, Will You Be My Friend?

Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason is opening his Wiltshire garden and car collection to the public today.

Emmerdale and Coronation Street fans will see a few schedule changes this week due to ITV1 showing a Women's European Qualifier match and the World Cup.

Tom Kerridge is coming back to our screens with a new cooking show - Tom Kerridge Cooks Italy - in mid-July.

Former Channel 4 News anchor Jon Snow has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, the Alzheimer’s Society has shared

The Met Office has forecast a warmer Sunday, June 7, after heavy rain and strong winds.

Sara Cox has confirmed the date of her final BBC Radio 2 Teatime show as she takes over the Breakfast show.

Patrick Godfrey, who played Leonardo Da Vinci in 1998 period drama Ever After: A Cinderella Story, has died aged 93.

Dalston's Soda Company has recalled one of its fizzy drinks due to concerns that the cans may break unexpectedly following a “packaging defect”.

ITV's Blind Date is set to return to TV as Disney+ reboots the hit 1980s show.

A petition urging Buckinghamshire Council to protect green belt land and farmland across the county has concluded with 2,243 signatures.

A woman accused of murdering a man in an affluent area of High Wycombe is set to stand trial next week.

Drivers watched in horror as a kitten appeared to be ‘thrown’ from a vehicle on M40 near High Wycombe.

Road closures and traffic management measures are planned across Buckinghamshire

WHAT better way to remember Michael is there than reproducing the page he published in the Marlow Free Press edition of June 3, 2016, where he was celebrating 40 years of live presentations at Marlow Jazz Club.

Chesham Wesleyan chapel was built in 1897 and later became a labour exchange and a police station, before being demolished to make way for a car park. This is the story…

Children in Buckinghamshire primary schools are spending less than an hour a week learning vital digital skills, new research has revealed.

The quintessential Buckinghamshire village of Turville is probably best known for its ‘Sleeping Girl’, and the cottage where she lived ‘Sleepy Cottage’. She was Ellen Sadler, who is reputed to have fallen asleep in 1871 and did not wake for n...

This is the story of Wallace Charles Devereux, who was born in Birmingham but spent his most productive years living in Buckinghamshire. He became the major exponent of the use of aluminium alloys in industry and introduced new developments in farmin...

Young performers from High Wycombe, Henley and Marlow have been recognised at a major European theatre festival after delivering an award-winning performance.

Fish and chip shop owners across Buckinghamshire have spoken of their determination to “keep pushing on” despite mounting pressures, as they celebrate National Fish and Chip Day 2026.

A popular Caribbean restaurant in High Wycombe has temporarily closed its doors as it prepares to move to a new, yet-to-be-confirmed location.

A summary of the latest planning applications submitted to Buckinghamshire Council

An artist who paints with molten beeswax and household appliances is opening her studio to the public this month.

Ahead of the traditional flypast for the birthday of King Charles III, which will include the Red Arrows, a number of restrictions have been revealed.