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What's the connection between hundreds of schools, churches, village halls, community centres and even the odd caravan and Portakabin? The answer is that they are all being used as polling stations in the Buckinghamshire County Council elections on May 4.

The men and women of our Armed Forces give their whole lives to serving their country, protecting our nation and its people. Now is the time for you to show your appreciation and thanks for their hard work and commitment by sacrificing just a few hours of your time to help us ensure this year’s Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes Armed Forces Day is the best one yet.

A County Council officer who spearheaded the drive for access to free childcare has been named the authority’s Workplace Hero of the Year.

Householder pleads guilty after seven black sacks of waste dumped on Trenches Lane, Wexham, were traced back to her.

A 20-minute NHS Health Check could save your life. That's the message from Buckinghamshire County Council to residents over 40 to encourage them to visit their doctor for a free health 'MOT'.

Residents are being encouraged to give their views on the future of local councils in Buckinghamshire.

It comes as the government considers proposals to put the services currently split between the county and the four district councils under the control of one, Buckinghamshire-wide unitary council, or two unitary councils covering the north and the south of the county, based on district boundaries.

Man pleads guilty to failing in his duty of care as a householder after he sells his van containing waste which is subsequently dumped illegally in Holly Bush Lane, Iver.

Man pleads guilty at High Wycombe Magistrates Court after passing motorist sees him fly tipping in Seven Hills Road, Iver Heath.

Engineers from Transport for Buckinghamshire will carry out a safety study of options to give added protection to Marlow Bridge from the threat of use by overweight vehicles.