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A group of ESOL students (English for Speakers of Other Languages) studying at three centres with Buckinghamshire Adult Learning, have achieved some excellent results in their first set of Speaking and Listening exams this year.

 If you’re more Triwizard Cup than World Cup, and you’re the ‘seeker’ of some exercise, then there’s a new craze coming to Bucks which could really put you under its spell.

John Joseph Keenan (33) of Fullers Court, Letchworth Garden City, Herts, pleaded guilty at High Wycombe Magistrates Court this week (22 March 2017) to two offences of fly-tipping and four offences of failure in duty of care regarding waste he had produced.

Fifteen schools across Buckinghamshire are putting teenage girls at the centre of shaping PE lessons in a bid to increase their activity levels. 

Roads across Buckingham could be safer thanks to a grant of £3,560 from Buckinghamshire County Council Buckingham Local Area Forum (LAF).

A brilliant new phone app is set to help reduce food waste in Bucks.

In Buckinghamshire, we produce 38,000 tonnes of food waste every year. Of this, 16,000 tonnes gets collected and is recycled to produce energy and fertiliser – but that still leaves 22,000 tonnes (58%) that goes into the general waste.

Veterans, current serving members of the military, reservists and cadets joined the Lord Lieutenant, Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher at the Waterside Theatre in Aylesbury last Friday to launch the official countdown to the Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes Armed Forces Day 2017 celebrations.

A blueprint to improve Buckingham’s transport system so it can cope with housing growth has been adopted by Buckinghamshire County Council.

A call to strengthen efforts to change the way children travel to and from school has come from County Councillors on Buckinghamshire's Transport, Environment and Communities Select Committee on Tuesday (March 21).