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Parish Councils Refuse Review, Cite Nineteen Years Of Momentum
Buckinghamshire governance left exactly as it is after a committee concluded the arrangements have earned tenure.
By Mike Gerch · Read more →
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Overnight closures on Tring Road as A41 corridor work continues
Buckinghamshire Council's resurfacing and utility work brings a run of overnight closures and lane restrictions around Aylesbury over the next fortnight.
By Reported from Bucks Herald · Read more →
Cuddington Hall Applies To Join Hollywood
Bernard Hall's film night has produced a man with a laminated lanyard and a plan for world distribution.
By Nigel Fanshawe · Read more →
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Buckinghamshire students learn CPR with ambulance service on Restart a Heart Day
South Central Ambulance Service staff and volunteers visited around 100 schools to teach life-saving skills to 13,000 young people.
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Search Engines Report Haddenham Already Typing Santa
The leaves are still down and the village has quietly begun looking up a man who is ten weeks away.
By Phil Prentice · Read more →
Padbury Field Offered 65 Homes Or One Shop
Land off Winslow Road has considered both proposals for a fortnight and settled on long grass.
By Mike Gerch · Read more →
Haddenham Cottage Adds A Nought As Nation Cuts Prices
The owners say the thatch, the beam and the view of the pond are all appreciating separately from the house.
By Mike Gerch · Read more →
Antique Dealers Value Village Hall Radiator Above Village Hall
A roomful of experts agreed the heating was the oldest and most valuable thing present, then refused to touch it.
By Nigel Fanshawe · Read more →
Overflowing Bin Outside Co-op Hailed As Art Installation
Critics call it raw, unflinching, permanent and nobody's actual job to empty.
By Mike Gerch · Read more →
Bus Passengers Face £100 Fines For Playing Music Aloud
New penalties for loud music on buses have inspired Haddenham to draft a far longer list of its own.
By Nigel Fanshawe · Read more →
Kamikaze Cyclist Clears Haddenham Lane Like A Bowling Alley
Pedestrians now walk the lane the way you cross a runway, and the parish council has decided that is a solution.
By Margaret Pinnock · Read more →
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Thame audiologist runs Oxford Half Marathon for Alzheimer's Society
An audiologist at House of Hearing in Thame has raised more than £1,700 after finishing the Oxford Half Marathon on Sunday, October 11.
By Reported from Oxford Mail · Read more →