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Nursery proprietor John O'Callaghan has been fined £31,000 for breaking planning enforcement stopping him importing waste on land next door.

A new inquiry report has set out recommendations for how hospital discharge times in Buckinghamshire can be improved through a number of measures including closer joint working between health and social care teams and better sharing of information with patients and their families.

When it comes to rising flood water, The Willows estate, Aylesbury, is ready to rise to the challenge. A  new detailed Deployment Plan has been drawn up to protect the 450 homes from the risk of flooding from the Stoke Brook that runs past the estate.

Improvement work is due to restart on Monday April 3 in Westbourne Street as part of the construction of High Wycombe's new alternative route.

Historic archives and artefacts dating back to the very origins of the Paralympic movement will be catalogued and conserved by the Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies.

The presenters of the Mix 96 Breakfast Show got creative recently when they took up a challenge set for them by Buckinghamshire County Council to upcycle a number of items donated to the South Bucks Hospice shops at the Household Recycling Centre in Aston Clinton and High Heavens (High Wycombe).

With just 50 days to go (on March 16th) until the County Council elections on May 4th, preparations are in full swing according to County Returning Officer at Buckinghamshire County Council, Gill Quinton.

Martin Tett, Leader of Buckinghamshire County Council, comments on the Budget