Skaters outside the Travelodge in Marlow have caused issues to staff and guests at the hotel.

HS2 have been accused of wildlife crimes after a dead shrew was discovered at one of their development sites by a concerned walker.

Brazen families from different towns met up at Burnham Beeches for an outdoor “party” during lockdown, it has been claimed – amid concerns from councillors that police are “not doing their job”.

A charity in Marlow has been supporting residents who have been affected by the

A primary school in the north of the county has recently received a £1,000 donation from a local housebuilder.

HUNDREDS of people have given their view of new width restriction measures for Bridge.

A Marlow car crash victim has launched a High Court legal battle for compensation of more than £200,000 for the injuries he received.

PM Boris Johnson addresses Parliament and nation at 3.30pm to reveal key changes to national lockdown and the gradual easing of restrictions - latest updates

A four stage lockdown exit plan has revealed in a bid to get life back to normal in the UK.

After receiving several comments from residents, Marlow town council is calling for everyone living and working in the town to follow the Countryside Code.

A SCHOOL expansion funded by the has prompted backlash from locals who claim the construction of a new sports hall is ‘outside the permitted area’ and is “illegal”.

A “MOUNTAIN” of rubbish has been allowed to pile up at a block of flats for ten weeks which residents have branded a “fire risk” and criticised the council for failing to provide a basic collection service.

After work was completed last week on Marlow Bridge adjusting the width between the bridge bollards, long-awaited ANPR cameras could also be installed to help deter heavy vehicles from using the historic structure.

A 35-year-old man who took the police on a dangerous car crash across Aylesbury has been jailed.

Police are already cracking down on e-scooters across areas in Berkshire and with fines issued to people who use them illegally.

A festival, spearheaded by celebrity chef Tom Kerridge has confirmed their new dates for this year.

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

Wycombe Wanderers were held to a goalless draw at the Den as Millwall’s pitch hindered any sort of rhythm to the game.

Aylesbury MP Rob Butler has welcomed the roadmap out of lockdown announced this afternoon [February 22] by the Prime Minister.

Wycombe Wanderers goalkeeper David Stockdale has praised Ryan Allsop after deputising for the injured number one.

Wycombe goalkeeper David Stockdale revealed how ‘thrilled’ he was after playing for Wanderers in their 0-0 draw against Millwall on Saturday.

The Bishop of Buckingham has joined several church leaders in a campaign to target Covid vaccination misinformation.

FLOOD alerts are in place across parts of and this morning (February 22).

A smartphone app that could 'sniff out' prostate tumours is currently in the works.

Here are some of the things we can't wait to do in Bucks once lockdown is lifted.

Plans have been put forward to build a new pizza takeaway in Bourne End.

Boris Johnson is to set out a "steady as she goes" plan for easing England's lockdown, with schools and outdoor activities the first in line for a return.

Later today, the government will outline the first steps to take the country out of the current lockdown.

Aldi and Lidl have revealed a range of new products being made available this weekend. 

There are several pension plans that you can choose from, including state pension and private workplace pensions.

Some people who are struggling with the condition have reported symptoms of breathlessness, muscle aches and severe fatigue, among others.

This is what you have been writing to us about this week.

I totally agree with John McGeenham of Wooburn Common about the state and abuse of our country roads (‘Take rubbish home to recycle it’, Bucks Free Press, February 5).

During the devastating Covid pandemic the role of the council, in our case Buckinghamshire Council, has until recently been largely centred on social care and education.

There was a double cause for celebration at two Buckinghamshire care homes as residents reached milestone birthdays.

Stonor Park in Oxfordshire, one of Britain’s oldest stately homes, is launching a new project to stimulate both the minds and bodies of our youngest generation - just in time for what’s hoped will be a spring release from lockdown.

To accompany the article on the Nostalgia page which describes the pre-war furniture exhibitions held annually in September known as “Wycombe Month”, we show here pictures of other exhibitions of furniture which have been held over the years in H...

THE Labour Party, promising to rebuild Britain and establish a national health service for all, swept Churchill out of power with a landslide victory after VE Day. The new MPs included Harold Wilson, Michael Foot and Barbara Castle. Elected to Cov...

Last week we showed on the Nostalgia page a block of four blue postage-type stamps which depicted the Guildhall end of the High St, with the heading “Wycombe Month”. So what was “Wycombe Month”?

Here are the five most expensive houses in Marlow that are on sale right now.

Here are the best moments in pictures of Wycombe's goalless draw at The Den as they are unable to find a way past Millwall.

Covid and lockdowns have caused havoc across the UK, with many unable to do activities and see people they normally would.

This week we have unearthed pictures of Beaconsfield from the 1960s.

Parts of Bucks are paved in gold judging by house prices.

Beaconsfield MP Joy Morrissey writes to Bucks Free Press readers:

This is what your star sign has in store for your love life, relationships and career the week starting Saturday, February 20.

Wycombe Wanderers have been awarded the LMA Performance of the Week award for their incredible comeback against Huddersfield.

Here are the death announcements carried in the Bucks Free Press last week.

This week, we have rounded up five of the most interesting planning applications that have been submitted to Buckinghamshire Council for decision.

Today’s column follows on from the topic of the last two weeks, but I have to apologise for some very poor quality pictures and a faded and creased map of Marlow.