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To mark Mental Health Awareness Week 2019, the County Council is sharing messages of advice and support to help people improve their mental wellbeing.

A new children’s home that opened its doors in July last year has been rated Good by Ofsted in its first inspection.

There’s just a few days to go until the people of Beaconsfield choose which of three local projects should get the most county council funding.

County Council Chairman, Netta Glover hosted a special reception last week to say thank you to the individuals, organisations and businesses who have supported her during her year in office.

Four Buckinghamshire libraries have been voted as top local family attractions by users of the family activity app, ‘Hoop’.

Buckinghamshire County Council’s Better Lives initiative has been shortlisted in this year’s MJ Achievement Awards.

A new two-way traffic system comes into force in Easton Street and Queen Victoria Road, High Wycombe, from the early hours of Wednesday, 29 May. And between 7 and 13 May contractors will lay new road surfaces, paint white lines, and install sensors for new traffic lights.

This year Transport for Buckinghamshire (TfB) will be spending £15 million on their road surfacing programme, aiming to make a significant difference to more than 100 different roads across the county.