News

On Wednesday 8 March we are holding a Fostering Information Session at the Aylesbury Multicultural Centre specifically for people from the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community.

A two night road closure through Waddesdon village successfully blitzed more than 30 highway repairs last week.

Tourist Information Centres in the Wycombe district are to merge with the library service from 1 April – saving taxpayers hundreds of thousands of pounds.

A Gerrards Cross man pleads guilty to failure of duty of care when his rubbish is found dumped next to a local car park.

Buckinghamshire County Council and its property consultants Carter Jonas have joined Apple, Google and UBS on the shortlist for a national award after a project to make public services more efficient.

Two elderly Buckinghamshire residents, fleeced by cowboy roofers of hundreds of thousands of pounds for work valued at £577, will get some of their money back. Gary Booker, the man convicted last July of laundering the money, has been ordered to pay back almost a quarter of a million pounds.

Buckinghamshire County Council has launched a recruitment drive for more teachers – just weeks after unions wrongly suggested the number of teachers in Buckinghamshire could fall.

Work by Transport for Buckinghamshire is set to commence this Monday 20 February to make improvements to Chesham High Street and Market Square.

Consultation has started on proposals for Buckinghamshire's first satellite school. St Michael's Catholic School, High Wycombe, plans a satellite - initially with four forms of entry - on the former Quarrendon School site in Aylesbury.