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Residents are being asked for views on a proposed new approach to supporting children and families with early help in a ten week consultation launched today. 

The best and most interactive so far, was how Leader of Buckinghamshire County Council, Martin Tett described yesterday's debate on growth in the County, which saw questions coming in live from Twitter, Facebook, Next Door and by e-mail. 

Men plead guilty to an offence of fly-tipping after a member of the public finds waste strewn along Berryfields Gated Road in Aylesbury.

Buckinghamshire Health and Wellbeing Board, Safer and Stronger Bucks Partnership Board and the children and adult Safeguarding Boards alongside Thames Valley Police are raising awareness about female genital mutilation ahead of the summer holidays.

People are being encouraged to take part in a consultation on plans for a rail link which will connect Buckinghamshire with Oxford and Milton Keynes.

Roofing workers' £100 quote for repairs to an elderly vulnerable Buckinghamshire resident's flat roof, progressively rose to a staggering £35,000 as they found more work to do. But the repairs were not needed, and on Friday (July 7) the rogue roofers' tale unfolded before Mr Recorder J Boothby at Aylesbury Crown Court.

Today, Cabinet agreed plans to consult with residents on a proposal for a new approach to Early Help services supporting children and families in Buckinghamshire, which will run over the summer.  

If you've a question or view about how Buckinghamshire should grow in the future, why not put it forward via Twitter, Facebook or e-mail for key national and local leaders to answer at this year's special Buckinghamshire County Council annual debate on Thursday, July 13th? 

Buckinghamshire’s young people are being invited to the LineUp Youth Festival on Sunday 16 July to celebrate what they achieve and help get them involved in new opportunities.