A Marlow Town councillor has resigned, triggering a vacancy on the council.

More than 3,000 people across Buckinghamshire have signed a petition calling for the social media age limit to be raised to 16.

A planning application has been submitted for the rebuilding of historic cottages in Bucks, with the addition of two new semi-detached homes.

A pub property has been listed for sale for more than £750,000.

A councillor has said the increase in fly-tipping along a High Wycombe street is ‘disappointing’, calling the behaviour ‘unacceptable’.

A men’s mental health group born out of personal struggle is continuing to grow, offering support to hundreds of men every week through simple “walk and talk” sessions, with one being based in High Wycombe.

A school team has been named runner-up in a major national debating competition.

A new Cake Shed will open in the Amersham and Little Chalfont area.

An award-winning photographer has shared his memories of two decades spent capturing celebrities and royalty through his lens.

Drivers could face fines of up to £4,700 for little-known motoring offences according to Highway Code rules

The UKHSA plans to bring 10 currently isolating individuals to the UK from the UK Overseas Territories of Saint Helena and Ascension Island.

A bid to build two homes on a Gerrards Cross street, where the average house price is £2 million, is set to be decided by councillors after being “called in”.

A new 'Listening Bench' has been unveiled in Lowndes Park.

A UK man has sustained 'life-changing injuries' after being hit by a train between London and Reading.

A Beaconsfield café is hoping to secure a licence to serve alcohol and play music until 9pm.

Buckinghamshire Council has applied for planning permission to retain a two-storey block of 12 flats in Burnham, which have already been built.

Road closures have been announced ahead of FrogFest Xtra.

Arriva have announced they will be making changes to expand routes from Bucks.

A Grade II listed investment opportunity has come to market in the heart of a historic town.

Pub in the Park is coming to Marlow later this week, do you know where you are parking?

Tributes have been paid following the death of a former mayor of Marlow and a well‑known figure in the town’s civic and business life.

April was Bowel Cancer Awareness Month and with cases among the under-50s on the rise, the disease is no longer one that only affects the elderly.

A recycling initiative is giving unwanted bikes a new life by sending them to communities in need.

A community has launched a new summer event to bring residents together.

Four youths suspected of pheasant poaching were detained by police after an incident in the Hambleden area.

Plans to build a new 3G football pitch at Highcrest Academy in High Wycombe have been submitted.

Road police cracked down on dangerous driving during a recent week of action.

Two men have been arrested after cannabis was found at an airport.

A historic Grade II* listed country house with ties to a former British prime minister is up for sale in Downley.

A four-day working week could slash obesity rates and improve the health of workers across High Wycombe and beyond, according to new research presented at a major international conference.

ITV is bringing back the iconic Name That Tune gameshow for the first time in over two decades - with Alison Hammond fronting it.

BBC Children In Need mascot Pudsey Bear will break his silence in a short film to help raise awareness of children's mental health.

There are 35 countries taking part in Eurovision 2026, with five boycotting the contest this year. Here is who and why they are not competing.

Twenty British nationals, one German national who is a UK resident, and one Japanese passenger from the MV Hondius are now under observation

Lloyds is launching a new mortgage allowing first-time buyers to buy homes with a deposit as low as £5,000 in 98% mortgage deal.

Co-op has revealed the full list of 24 new and refurbished stores opening across Britain by June 2026, including London, Yorkshire, Scotland and the Midlands.

Greggs has raised prices on several products, leading some to claim it is losing its reputation for affordability.

UK tourists travelling to a popular holiday hotspot will be fast-tracked as airports face disruption.

Cancer awareness messages will soon appear in bathrooms as part of a new scheme from Morrisons.

Greggs is set to open its first international store since 2008 at Tenerife South Airport, where a Spanish Omelette Roll will be available to buy

New rules around driving instructors booking test slots has come into effect from today (May 12). aimed at tackling abuse of the booking system.

The Bahamas is set to temporarily suspend the sale of alcohol on Tuesday (May 12) while the country holds its general election.

Ryanair has announced the closure of its Thessaloniki base, resulting in 12 routes being cut, suspension of operations in Chania and Heraklion, and more.

A rare coin is expected to sell for up to £300,000 will be auctioned by Noonans on May 26.

A bid to replace an “outdated and worn-down” BT phone box on Chesham High Street with a new three-metre-high BT Street Hub has been refused by Buckinghamshire Council.

A fully-let commercial property investment opportunity has come up for sale.

Opposition is mounting against controversial plans to build up to 80 homes on green belt land in Flackwell Heath.

A farmer has been named Training and Education Woman of the Year.

Bellway staff in Buckinghamshire have been praised for their “dedication and passion” after the housebuilder was named a five‑star homebuilder for the tenth consecutive year.

A man who was caught riding an electric off-road motorcycle without insurance is among those sentenced at High Wycombe Magistrates' Court.