Transport for Buckinghamshire is continuing its county-wide streetlight replacement programme over the next few months with a further 4500 old style sodium lanterns being replaced with the more environmentally friendly and longer lasting Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) lanterns. 

Have you, or a loved one, been affected by cancer? If so, health and care services in Buckinghamshire would like your help to ensure we are delivering the best possible care for our population – which means it is vital we hear from residents who have experienced cancer treatment.

Cabinet members have agreed the first County Council budget to include absolutely no help towards services from the Government in the form of Revenue Support Grant.

A review of forecast overspends, improvements to foster carer recruitment and the introduction of mandatory face-to-face exit interviews, are among 12 recommendations published in a report by Buckinghamshire County Council’s independent Budget Scrutiny Select Committee.

Design work is being finalised on plans by Buckinghamshire County Council to renovate its former 1930s library in High Wycombe.

In the past year Transport for Buckinghamshire has spent £720,000 to make permanent drainage improvements at 25 flooding hotspots on Buckinghamshire roads.

Statement from Cabinet Member Warren Whyte in response to the publication of the Ofsted report of Children's Services. 

Buckinghamshire County Council Chairman, Patricia Birchley, joined council and library staff and volunteers at Great Missenden Library earlier this week to take part in a Health and Wellbeing event focusing on mental health.