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Fed up with potholes – we are too!

Government funding cuts and pressures from other services such as social care means there isn’t enough money to pay for all the work which needs doing on our roads.

However, a new single council for Buckinghamshire would save at least £18m per year – money which the new council could decide to put into more road resurfacing.

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£5m extra to invest in Buckinghamshire's roads

Buckinghamshire County Council Councillors have unanimously agreed to use more than £1 million from the Council's reserves to boost investment in the county's roads.

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Government announcement: Minded to decision to create a single Unitary Council for Buckinghamshire

Following the announcement from government that it is minded to replace the existing five councils across Buckinghamshire with a single council for the area, read the full details at Futurebucks.

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Adoption information event

Come along to one of our adoption information events and find out more about adopting through Buckinghamshire County Council. All are welcome to come whatever stage you are at.

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2019 Grammar School Secondary Transfer Test

Is your child born between 1 September 2007 and 31 August 2008 and do they attend a Partner or other Local Authority school?                                    

You can register online from 1 May 2018. 

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buckscc RT @tfbalerts: #A418 Oxford Road, #Aylesbury to the junction at The Bugle Horn closed from 8pm until 6am due to @thameswater works. Please…
buckscc RT @FutureBucks1: Ever heard of a "Twin hatter"? Paul Irwin is a member of both the County Council, and a District Council. Watch why he…
buckscc @elusiveguff @MATatBucks Hi, our teams are out filling potholes all across Bucks, you can see how many we've worked… https://t.co/kZd2VcoHqv
buckscc @Guttersnipe07 @Jankewl Hi, Hi, Network rail are managing the repairs, they should be able to help you with more details.
buckscc Bucks CC commits to £20m spend on county's roads. Council agrees motion put forward by Leader @MATatBucks to spend… https://t.co/zkm7ROCCUf
buckscc @LouiseF_10 @aylesburyvale @officialmix96 Hi, growth is something that as a council we are focussed on, traffic has… https://t.co/AHHFWqLFYN
buckscc @snudds47 Hi, the work was being organised by Thames Water, who are responsible for repairing this as quickly as po… https://t.co/17EbVCwefr
buckscc @tiddySPA @aylesburyvale @BryanMonument @tfbalerts Hi Liam and Bryan, a lot of this disruption was caused by a burs… https://t.co/NWQPC1Xg1L
buckscc @BryanMonument @tfbalerts @thameswater Hi Bryan, this was an emergency repair, unfortunately the water leak needed… https://t.co/6OIxZp6OXR
buckscc @daleprice905 @aylesburyvale @tfbalerts Hi, if you let me know which roads in particular you are having problems wi… https://t.co/9qVA1IaCLz
buckscc Cllrs @MarkShaw43& @stevenlambert1 have just been presented with Member Development Charter Mark - awarded for exce… https://t.co/hkT05ithYY
buckscc Full Council is underway - you can watch the meeting via our webcast here: https://t.co/u3xBYAlnFl
buckscc June and Ann from the Cancer Care & Haematology Fund, based at Stoke Mandeville, came to Bucks CC today to collect… https://t.co/jGzuqRnaKF
buckscc Have you voted in the #DignityAwards? Read our inspiring stories and #HaveYourSay on the winner! You can vote onl… https://t.co/B9y8QgIrDe
buckscc RT @FutureBucks1: Heard about #Unitary? Here are the key points from our plan, and the key benefits for #Buckinghamshire. Remember to ema…

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