Here are five of the biggest stories published on the Bucks Free Press this week.

This is where Transport for Bucks will be working this week.

Wycombe area

A recent article in the Nostalgia pages (BFP March 5, 2021) featured the lost fish and chip shops of Wycombe. This had been the subject of much discussion on the ‘We Grew Up in Wycombe’ group.

If you know an amazing domiciliary care worker who deserves recognition for the work they have done, you can nominate them for a Buckinghamhire Health and Social Care Award.

The A404 Northbound is closed, with slow traffic in the area due to a van fire at the Handy Cross Roundabout.

With schools breaking up for Easter and restrictions easing on Monday (March 29)here are five walks you can enjoy with friends and family.

JUST for once I’ll start at the bottom and work upwards because the first and oldest of these pictures (top left) and several others suffer the very frequent problem of bearing no dates or details.

It’s no surprise when strangers pass this handsome red brick house backing onto woods in Ashley Green and get the feeling they’ve seen it before.

More than 1,200 Beaver Scouts across Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire took part in a 'superheroes' camp.

Tuesday marked a year since the country was plunged into lockdown as coronavirus cases rapidly started to rise.

A woman was treated by paramedics after a car crashed into a shop wall in Milton Keynes.

Bucks Fire and Rescue have said that they believe a rubbish fire outside of a Marlow property 'was started deliberately'.

A woman was taken to hospital after suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning at an Aston Clinton property.

Officers conducting a two day operation in Milton Keynes arrested six people during a neighbourhood policing priority enforcement operation.

This week, Beaconsfield MP Joy Morrissey writes exclusively to Bucks Free Press readers:

With news that 37 new flats could be built near Great Missenden Railway Station, we’ve unearthed pictures of the town through the years.

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

House prices in Bucks’ ‘million-pound town’ which was featured in Netflix drama After Life have gone up by more than seven percent.

This is what your star sign has in store for your love life, relationships and career the week starting Saturday, March 27.

Buckinghamshire Council deals with thousands of planning applications every year.

As we approach the anniversary of the first Covid lockdown in this country, Olivier Picard, owner of Lane End Pharmacy, discusses the challenges they faced:

The Bucks Free Press is launching the first ever Buckinghamshire Health and Social Care Awards in 2021 - and nominations are open now.

The Bucks Free Press has launched the Buckinghamshire Health and Social Care Awards this year to recognise our shining stars in the care industry.

A High Wycombe YouTuber who fell seriously ill with Covid-19 while pregnant has been discharged from intensive care, weeks after waking up from a two-month coma.

The death of a vulnerable 60-year-old man from Chalfont St Peter, who took his own life, could have been avoided if mental health services had “put a clear plan in place for his care” following his discharge, an inquest was told.

A High Wycombe man was found dead in his flat by a friend after an evening drinking and was more than five times over the drink-drive limit, an inquest has heard.

Two places in Bucks have been named among the best to live in south east England.

Tom Kerridge has been spotted cycling around the town whilst filming for Marlow's Quiet Night In.

Chicheley Hall will reopen as a hotel and wedding venue after being bought by Hong Kong based business.

Majestic, the UK’s largest specialist wine retailer, has opened their doors to a new store in Bucks this week.

A NEW coach turning area to enable the safe transportation of schoolchildren is to be debated in the coming weeks.

Former Wycombe Wanderers midfielder Lewwis Spence is hoping for an ‘opportunity to get to Wembley’, as his side, Hornchurch, prepare for the FA Trophy semi-final this weekend.

A mum-of-two who organised High Wycombe’s first Christmas Windowland trail has set up an Easter version of the popular event that raised thousands for charity.

A swan that was trapped in an outlet pipe was rescued by the RSPCA, but swimming off to his mate.

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

Furious residents have hit out at HS2 after it started work to fell a “beautiful” row of trees in Great Missenden and appointed “intimidating” security guards.

A drive-thru cinema will be reopening next month as lockdown restrictions start to ease.

Several Barclays branches in Buckinghamshire will close permanently this year.

Boris Johnson suffered a substantial backbench rebellion as 35 Conservative MPs opposed the extension of coronavirus laws for a further six months last night.

A "beloved and beautiful" horse that took centre stage at Trooping the Colour has died.

A man has been arrested for alleged drug crimes in the south of Bucks.

A TSB branch in Princes Risborough will close permanently at the end of March.

Two men from Luton have been charged with drug crimes that allegedly took place in Aylesbury.

The Covid-19 pandemic dominated the headlines across the world in 2020, and it was a tough year for everyone.

The Bucks Free Press has launched the Buckinghamshire Health and Social Care Awards this year after a tough year for everyone.

AN investigation is underway following reports of e-scooters being “purposely” left across a road at night.

The family of a 28-year-old man have released a heartbreaking tribute after he was killed in a fatal crash earlier this month.

Thames Valley Police have launched an investigation after a 'number of suspicious incidents' in Aylesbury.

Only one Bucks neighbourhood didn't record a coronavirus death in the first annual death toll.