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Huge numbers of 4-11 year olds took part in this year's challenge which took place over the school holidays. 

Final surfacing work to new junctions on the A355 in Beaconsfield will need overnight road closures from 30th September to 5th October says Buckinghamshire County Council. The closures, from 7.30pm to 6.00am, will cover the section from Ledborough Lane junction (northerly extent) through to Waller Road (southerly extent).

The theme of this year's Recycle Week, taking place between 23 and 29 September, is to encourage local people to take recycling into their own hands and do whatever they can to protect the environment.

Fully supported by Buckinghamshire County Council, next week's national campaign aims to build on the growing awareness and importance of protecting our fragile environment by encouraging people to recycle more than ever before.

From Monday 23^rd September 2019 Transport for Buckinghamshire (TfB) will be carrying out further work investigative work on the Marlow Suspension Bridge, working alongside Councillor Alex Collingwood and in collaboration with Marlow Town council and the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead. 

County Council Chairman Brian Roberts rolled up his sleeves and got stuck in helping to promote the good work carried out by charities Child Bereavement UK and Parkinson's UK at Aylesbury's Waterside Festival last weekend.

Forty people in the small community of residents and businesses in the historic old town of Chesham have signed up to have their properties protected from flash flooding.

A two-week programme laying a very low noise surface on Wendover bypass starts at 7pm on Friday (September 20) with a weekend closure for preparation work, until 6am on Monday.

Following a full public consultation Buckinghamshire County Council is pleased to name a joint venture between Kids Play and Mead Open Farm as the new provider for services at Thrift Farm.

A community volunteer who has tirelessly dedicated his free time to raise awareness and protect his community from scams, has received a Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) Brian Smith Hero Award.