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Sculptor’s naked fat lady riding a 19ft dinosaur set to turn heads at Chelsea Garden Show video
Picture the Chelsea Flower Show and you’ll probably dream of incredible floral displays. Andrew Sinclair thought of a 19ft tall dinosaur ridden by a naked fat lady wearing a top hat.
Meet the canal grotspot A-Team
A taskforce has been set up to tackle litter louts making a mess of Aylesbury’s canal banks.
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Tasty meal showcases good work of Aylesbury prison following ‘negative’ TV documentary
A charity president arranged a VIP dinner at Aylesbury Young Offender’s Institution to show how much positive work is done there following a controversial documentary on the prison.
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Aylesbury High girl’s trip of a lifetime thanks to scholarship
An Aylesbury schoolgirl is travelling to China to teach English with help from a scholarship set up in memory of a much loved teacher.
SLIDESHOW: May Queen crowned at Oakley School video
A new May Queen has been crowned in a ceremony at Oakley School.
Authors coming out of the woodwork for mardibooks
A Bucks Herald competition has helped unearth hidden writing talent around the Vale.
Sport
Difficult season but Ays boss is positive ahead of next year
Aylesbury Rugby Club coach Dave Larham believes the Ducks will be challenging for promotion within the next three years.
FC boss wants promotion tilt after enjoyable debut season
Aylesbury FC boss Craig Faulconbridge said he was pleased with his debut season as a manager and now has his sights on promotion.
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Aluko popped in to visit Crendon players
England and Chelsea women’s footballer Eniola Aluko was the guest of honour at Crendon Corinthians FC’s awards day.
Missy Malone – she’s naughty but nice
Shakespeare, the Beatles and Andrew Lloyd Webber have all crossed the Atlantic to leave a mark on the cultural fabric of the USA, and so has Piers Morgan for that matter – but did you know that burlesque was also a British export?
Davies nets one year deal at Oxford
Aylesbury’s Oxford United defender Scott Davies has signed a new one-year contract with the League Two club.
‘We gave Boyce a bib and he got goal after goal’: Former United youth coach on Aylesbury’s FA Cup winner
Former Aylesbury United youth coach Steve Greenhalf will never forget the day he first saw a 10 year old Emmerson Boyce take the field.
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Sculptor’s naked fat lady riding a 19ft dinosaur set to turn heads at Chelsea Garden Show video
Picture the Chelsea Flower Show and you’ll probably dream of incredible floral displays. Andrew Sinclair thought of a 19ft tall dinosaur ridden by a naked fat lady wearing a top hat.
Lifestyle
Upmarket agency gets to the haart of the capital
The largest independent estate agency in the UK has launched a new upmarket sister agency in response to the growing demand for a niche estate agent to meet the needs of discerning buyers at the top end of the property market.
Geoff Cox’s DVDs: Gangster Squad
Action-heavy crime thriller GANGSTER SQUAD (15: Warner) has more brawn than brains, but sets its sights firmly from the start and hits the mark with relish.
Evergreen but never stuck in a rut: Alan Candy road tests the Suzuki Jimny
When does a car become iconic? It’s a question Suzuki 4x4 fans should have no problem in answering – especially when it’s an SUV now into its 43rd anniversary.
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Producer hoping for roaring success in Ice Age documentary
This sabre toothed tiger is just one Ice Age animal recreated in a BBC documentary masterminded by a Thame woman.
Missy Malone – she’s naughty but nice
Shakespeare, the Beatles and Andrew Lloyd Webber have all crossed the Atlantic to leave a mark on the cultural fabric of the USA, and so has Piers Morgan for that matter – but did you know that burlesque was also a British export?
More protection for owners of leasehold flats is welcomed
Owners of leasehold flats will get greater protection against poor service from managing agents following the launch of a new regulatory regime.
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Evergreen but never stuck in a rut: Alan Candy road tests the Suzuki Jimny
When does a car become iconic? It’s a question Suzuki 4x4 fans should have no problem in answering – especially when it’s an SUV now into its 43rd anniversary.
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Bucks Herald adverts from 1900 video
Adverts from The Bucks Herald in 1900 reveal a focus on health, beauty and promoting smoking and shows just how far we have come in race relations.
This Ashridge event isn’t half appealing!
Organisers of the first Ashridge Half Marathon hope that this serene scene will entice enthusiastic athletes to sign up for next month’s event and boost numbers after a slow start.
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Video: Book idea wins Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes Young Enterprise video
A school business team from Aylesbury beat off competition from the new city and the rest of the county to win the Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes area final of the Young Enterprise competition.
School bus fee changes put to public
Proposed changes to fares for home to school transport are being consulted on by Bucks County Council.
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Bucks Herald adverts from 1973 video
Adverts taken from our archives, showing how cheap homes and petrol was – and how political correctness simply didn’t exist!
1 comment- Revealed: Map showing flightpaths if new airport is built in Vale
- Aylesbury man charged with trying to incite child under 16 into sexual activity
- ‘I’m not prepared to do this job and drive 600 miles a week’: Police chief defends expenses and ‘chauffeur’
- Pub makeover (combined with a subtle name change) aims to repair reputation
- ‘She will be greatly missed’: Family’s tribute to grandmother killed in car crash
- UPDATED: Aylesbury councillor apologises for ‘murderous Tories’ Twitter slur
- Serial vandals burn memorial seating by Aylesbury canal
- Two Aylesbury men jailed following death of cyclist in Terrick
- Mistreated dog found nearly twice healthy weight is put to sleep
- Evergreen but never stuck in a rut: Alan Candy road tests the Suzuki Jimny
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Sunday 19 May 2013
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