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

Do you fancy owning a house in one of the most desired locations in Bucks?

The UK’s ‘big six’ supermarkets - Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Aldi and Lidl – have issue a warning to shoppers.

A second man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man died in High Wycombe this weekend.

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

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A man has died after being found injured on train tracks this weekend.

Two men have been charged with drugs offences in Aylesbury after police reportedly found around 10kg of cannabis plants during a vehicle search.

A couple who held their nuptials at a luxury estate in Chesham had a finger lickin’ surprise for their guests at the reception.

Wycombe’s Labour party has said it is “shocked but not surprised” that people in Wycombe are struggling to access food after a damning report found the area was one of the worst in England for food poverty.

After the Great War ended Chesham Council held a series of meetings to plan peace celebrations, and to decide upon fitting memorials for the town.

researchers reviewed the ‘Deliveroo Effect’ on house price increases across the UK.

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

A murder investigation has been launched after a man was found on the floor in High Wycombe in the early hours of this morning.

Here are the top five most-read stories from the Bucks Free Press this week:

Many thousands of the residents of High Wycombe and the surrounding villages will have received their secondary education at either Mill End or Hatter Lane schools. This article describes the early history of Mill End School, the first of these two s...

THE main Nostalgia page this week features the early history of what was the first secondary modern school to be built in High Wycombe, Mill End Senior School. It opened its doors on May 31, 1937, one entrance for girls and another for boys. Once ins...

It HAS been 143 years since William Parker opened W A Child & Son in High Wycombe.

A new drinking water fountain, a cottage demolition, and some extensions are just some of the many applications submitted to Bucks Council in the last week.

According to research, Brits spend £1,000 per year on takeaways averaging at £80 per month. (PA)

WEST Wycombe tourist attraction the Hellfire Caves has reopened to visitors for the first time since Covid-19 forced its closure back in March 2020.

This week, Buckingham MP Greg Smith writes exclusively to BFP readers:

Some months after his death in Wales a few more of Malcolm McIntyre-Ure’s pictures have come my way, and one of these is at the top of this page. He was a local press photographer and journalist in the 1960s and 70s.

A man has been arrested after two elderly women were reportedly defrauded out of “large sums” of money in Haddenham.

IT MAY well be the height of summer, but festive preparations at one of Bucks’ impressive stately homes takes so long, staff are already getting into the Christmas spirit.

We are very lucky in Bucks to be surrounded by countryside that looks beautiful at any time of the year.

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

With news this week that nine new houses could be built on the old car park in Old Kiln Road, Flackwell Heath, we dug out some archive photos of the area in years gone by.

“More space –that’s what we need, let’s go for it.”

Celebrity Bucks resident Russell Grant’s weekly Bucks Free Press horoscope from Saturday, July 31:

The licence fees existence is guaranteed until at least 31 December 2027 by the BBC's Royal Charter.

A shaken father fears his wife and daughter were just minutes away from being killed after scaffolding in High Wycombe town centre was blown down on top of their car.

Furious neighbours have slammed Thames Water’s “nonsensical” system for reporting leaks as gallons of water has been left to cascade down a Marlow road for around seven weeks.

A man was ‘abusive’ to a woman and a dog was kicked in an incident in Wendover.

Human remains found in the search for British hiker Esther Dingley who went missing in the Pyrenees have been confirmed as being hers.

The face of a Bucks thug who broke his victim’s jaw and burst her eardrum during a three-year period of abuse has been revealed.

A pensioner who survived COVID-19 has died after he fell in a Beaconsfield care home.

A Bucks man who broke a woman’s jaw and burst her eardrum has been locked up for seven years.

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

A heartbroken dog owner fears his beloved pet has been stolen and is pulling out all the stops to get him back home with his family.

Wanderers’ development team trialists were in action once again against Aylesbury United last week, and they put in an excellent display that yielded a 3-1 victory.

A 17-year-old boy from London has been arrested in relation to drug supply offences in Aylesbury

A civil parish near Aylesbury will be the latest area in the country to receive ultrafast broadband.

Silencing the All Saints church bells overnight has been branded “an insult” to Marlow by furious residents.

A man who has allegedly breached a non-molestation order is currently wanted for failing to appear in court.

People who downloaded popular apps including Tinder, Roblox and Candy Crush Saga on the store are likely to be eligible for a payout.

Missed bin collections across the county resulting in flies, rats and maggots have been put down to a lack of drivers – and Covid cases.

Controversial plans for “another storey” on a block of flats have been approved – despite rekindling old fears about loss of light and privacy.

Asbestos caused the death of a Bucks man who worked in an Aylesbury factory for more than 40 years.

More than 100 children have a licence to hold a gun in the Thames Valley, new figures show.