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A council scheme which saves money, paper and residents’ time is in line for a national award. Buckinghamshire County Council phased out postal waste permits replacing them with innovative digital permits in autumn 2016.

Man sentenced to heavy fines and costs after being filmed dumping a van load of asbestos on the M40 emergency vehicle ramp at Fulmer, Buckinghamshire. 

The vision for an orbital route around Aylesbury has been put forward in response to a petition calling for greater investment in the town's road network.

Residents and businesses are being invited to help plan how to handle tomorrow's rail and road freight in Buckinghamshire.

Residents in Wycombe will get an extra vote this year - but not to elect politicians. Their votes will decide which community projects they want funded. 

Learning Disability Week (from 19 June) is a time when we focus on the opportunities and issues that affect people in our community with a learning disability. This year, Buckinghamshire County Council and its partner organisations across the county are highlighting an issue that people often overlook – people with a learning disability are particularly vulnerable to domestic abuse.

A roofing company director has been jailed for 27 months for fraudulent trading in several communities across Buckinghamshire. Kumarapan Kunaratnam targeted elderly and vulnerable residents - some in their 90s - with a package of roofing work that Aylesbury Crown Court on Friday (June 9) heard was unnecessary, of poor quality and overpriced

The County Council is “making steady progress in improving the quality of services to children looked after” according to Ofsted in their monitoring visit letter published today (13 June).

Ever wondered what happens to the things we throw into the bin? Buckinghamshire residents will be able to find out for themselves on 1 July when the Greatmoor Energy from Waste (EfW) facility at Woodham, near Aylesbury, opens its doors for a public open day.