All you ever wanted to know about local flooding and how to handle it are on offer to Marlow residents at the first Flood Fayre to be staged by Buckinghamshire County Council. It'll be in Court Garden House, Marlow, between noon and 8pm on Tuesday 18 September,

Marlow Bridge plans will be on show at a public exhibition at the Court Garden House, Pound Lane, Marlow, on Tuesday 18 September. The Transport for Buckinghamshire exhibition will form part of the Marlow Flood Fair taking place between noon and 8pm.

One of the busiest roads in High Wycombe -  the A40 London Road - is set to benefit from a multi-million pound improvement scheme to improve journey times, cut congestion and improve air quality.

The County Council is encouraging people to set up Street Associations across the county, to help break down social barriers and help small groups of friendly neighbours to get together to grow into bigger groups of friendly neighbours.

An eight week consultation starts today (August 28) to hear the public's views on a series of proposed cost-saving and future growth measures to make the County's household recycling centres (local tips) affordable for the future. 

Let's take action now and scrap the scourge of fly tipping for good! 

That's the clear message from the Bucks Waste Partnership as it launches its brand new S.C.R.A.P campaign to rid the County of dumpers who think nothing of ruining Buckinghamshire's beautiful countryside.

The Bucks County Show is fun day out for the whole family but did you know that you can also speak directly to dozens of County Council service teams at the same time?

Whether you have a burning question about transport and roads, want to find out more about fostering or are keen to discover more about what the County Council does, simply head along to our marquee at the show and speak to us.

The waiting is finally over for thousands of young people across Buckinghamshire today (23 August), as they find out their GCSE results at long last. Mike Appleyard, Cabinet Member for Education and Skills, sends his congratulations on the students' hard work.

More than 70 of Buckinghamshire’s children in care and care leavers have had their achievements celebrated at a special awards event. The annual event, now in its eighth year, recognises and celebrates the personal, academic and sporting achievements of the county’s looked-after children and young people leaving care.