- Welch claims the Big Brother spoils
- Homeowners 'pay less than tenants'
- Cleric warns against gay marriage
- Three held after bank occupied
- Security checks at FA Cup showdown
- Government record on racism slammed
- NHS faces 'peril' if plans derail
- Welfare protesters plan occupation
- Man quizzed over 'road rage' death
- Brothers in court on murder charge
- Two charged over decapitated body
- Soldier shot dead in Afghanistan
- Farmer jailed over rotting animals
- Burglary victim died of injuries
- Police perjury retrial 'unlikely'
- Face of man who helped escapee
- Have-a-go pensioner 'whacks' raider
- 350 steel redundancies 'disastrous'
- Crimewatch leads on jail van escape
- Britain braced for cold weather
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HMV closure in Aylesbury signals end of an era for the humble compact disc
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Aylesbury butchers could be appearing at Cannes after film shot in town centre
Is this Aylesbury’s most dangerous home?
PICTURE the scene – a bedroom in which it is raining, and yet outside it is dry.
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Jobs: Standards body launches new way of measuring recruitment decisions
A NEW way of making sure that the right people get selected for jobs has been launched by a standards body.
Teen holds 12 year old at knife-point for BlackBerry in Aylesbury
A BOY aged 12 was robbed at knife-point in Aylesbury on Saturday evening.
Row over trust board members
TWO district council leaders broke ranks last week over controversial plans to reduce the number of councillors on a housing trust board.
Aylesbury family forced to bury Muslim child 50 miles away
A TODDLER had to be buried more than 50 miles from her family home after a town council was unable to provide burial staff.
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Sport
Ben hits heights in best moment of career so far
Alpine Skiing: Aston Clinton skier Ben Reid has hailed the moment he opened a recent international tournament as the high point of his career so far.
Olympic call for Rob Hall?
TEEN football sensation Rob Hall could be set to play for Team GB at the Olympics this summer after being named on the initial list of invited players this week.
‘Football took me to Hull and back’
Graduation: Part Two - The Bucks Herald brings you the second in a series of fascinating excerpts from the new book of Aylesbury-born professional goalkeeper Richard Lee, Graduation.
Aylesbury boxing teen Shafqat shows no fear ahead of fight with paratrooper
YOUNG Aylesbury boxing star Shafqat Khan is not daunted by the fact his next opponent is a 25-year-old soldier.
Club issues hands off warning over football star Phillips
A BID from Cardiff for Aylesbury football star Matt Phillips has been turned down without hesitation and labelled cheeky this week.
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Village unites to make history for the future video
VILLAGERS in Quainton came together to bury a time capsule for the discovery of future generations.
Lifestyle
‘Our wonderfully polished shows need your help’
HADDENHAM Theatre Group is performing two one-act plays this weekend
Spirit of Tring is back, book early for discounts
WEEKEND music extravaganza Spirit of Tring returns for the third year running in June to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.
ROAD TEST: Alan Candy drives the Skoda Yeti TDI
WE demand so much from our cars nowadays. They need to be fuel efficient, family friendly, practical, versatile, fun to drive, safe. And if possible, get us through ice and snow safely, too.
Multicultural Britain is ‘helping break barriers’ says Chan Ling Yap
A PRINCES Risborough author is set to publish her second novel – a love story about multicultural Britain and the influence it is having around the world.
Community
Help, my life is just too complicated!
Britain is a complicated place to live according to new research released today which shows over half the population believe their lives are too complicated.
Lake District challenge will help fund Trust’s work
The Meningitis Trust, the UK’s top charity supporting people affected by meningitis, is challenging individuals and groups to test themselves by entering its English 3000s – Trek in the Lake District event. The event, in September, tackles eight notable 3,000 ft plus peaks, all in 48 hours.
‘People feel powerless to step in if they suspect child neglect’
Almost half of us are worried about a neglected child but feel powerless to intervene, according to a landmark report from children’s charity, Action for Children.
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‘Rural roads should be part of the driving test’
Motoring charity the Institute of Advanced Motorists is renewing its call on the government to make driving on rural A-roads a mandatory part of the driving test.
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- HMV closure in Aylesbury signals end of an era for the humble compact disc
- ‘People are not alone. The fight goes on’
- Justine Greening claims HS2 is about ‘nuts and bolts of Britain’ - click here to read what she said today (and watch the video)
- Delays after accident on busy through-road
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Saturday 28 January 2012
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