News
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Teacher recruitment drive launched
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.
- 22.02.2017
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Improvements coming to Chesham High Street
Work by Transport for Buckinghamshire is set to commence this Monday 20 February to make improvements to Chesham High Street and Market Square.
- 17.02.2017
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First satellite school plan for Buckinghamshire
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.
- 17.02.2017
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County Council celebrates role in creation of Milton Keynes
The role played by Buckinghamshire County Council in the creation of Milton Keynes was marked on Thursday, as the city celebrates its 50th birthday.
- 16.02.2017
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County Council approves 2017/18 budget
Buckinghamshire County Council’s budget for 2017/18 has been approved by councillors.
- 16.02.2017
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New freight strategy aims to reduce load on Buckinghamshire communities
Minimising the impact of freight travelling through Buckinghamshire was the subject of a special summit which brought together community leaders from across the county on Monday (February 13)
- 16.02.2017
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Father and son fined over £2,000 for dumping garden waste
A father and son from Farnham Common were convicted at High Wycombe Magistrates Court for fly tipping their garden waste.
- 10.02.2017
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Names for the new gritters
After a long and hardworking career Buckinghamshire's gritters Salty, Daisy and Snowdrop have retired. In their place we welcome Blizzard Wizard, Snowphie and Brrrrrrian!
- 09.02.2017
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Afternoon tea and armchair exercises for Council Chairman
County Council Chairman Val Letheren enjoyed afternoon tea and some gentle armchair exercising when she attended an event held by care provider Home Instead recently.
- 09.02.2017