News
Hunt goes on for culprits of unsightly town fly-tipping
Unidentified fly-tippers are creating an unsightly grot spot in one of Aylesbury’s most prominent locations.
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Plea to help save at-risk Wendover swimming pool
People are being urged to come forward to help save a popular swimming pool.
Charity and businesses teaming up for the community
Dozens of Aylesbury businesses are collaborating with a popular charity.
‘Now is not the time for forming a Vale unitary authority’
Forming a unitary authority is not feasible at the moment, according to the district council’s cabinet.
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Midsomer man’s new novel based in the Vale
One of the founding scriptwriters from Midsomer Murders has turned his hand to writing crime novels – and his hero lives in a Vale village.
Otway rocking down the street in Cannes
Singer-songwriter John Otway’s determination to get the worldwide attention he craves reached another level when he took his movies to Cannes Film Festival.
Sport
Outgoing captain leaves in style with teammates award
Aylesbury Rugby Club held its annual end of season awards with departing captain Gary Horne taking the coveted players’ player prize.
White and friends inspire young girls
The FA Girls’ Football Festival rolled into Thame last Saturday with a familiar face in tow.
Webber hopes past Monaco form will ignite his season
Mark Webber knows he must start getting results and getting them fast if he is to steer through what has been a tempestuous and frustrating start to the 2013 season.
Sky is the limit as Lee turns pundit
Richard Lee swapped defending Brentford’s goal to talking up their promotion chances as he turned Sky Sports pundit for the League One play-off final at Wembley on Sunday.
It’s official, the Ducks are up! FC derbies await next season
Bitter rivals Aylesbury United and Aylesbury FC will go head to head for the first time competitively next season after the Ducks’ promotion to the Southern League was rubber stamped at the weekend.
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FC boss looking ahead to derbies with ‘plenty of needle’
Aylesbury FC boss Craig Faulconbridge says there is bound to be ‘plenty of needle’ in the first competitive game between his side and the Ducks next season.
Video
Bucks Herald adverts from 1954 video
A selection of adverts published in The Bucks Herald from 1954, when 14” black and white TVs were all the rage.
Lifestyle
Four-legged friends will fetch fundraising
Four-legged fundraisers will be helping to fetch in a bumper fundraising total at a charity event on the Ashridge Estate next month.
Bohemian Rhapsody - The Music Of Queen (review)
Before Nathan James appeared on The Voice and made the final cut in the Jesus Christ Superstar reality show I saw him at The Grove, Dunstable, in a great little rock show called Route ’66.
Viva the HC! A trip back in time video
Mmmm. Don’t you just love it? That smell of hot oil, warmed up biscuit crumbs under the mats, cooking dust and vinyl.
Top 10 things to bear in mind when applying for planning permission
“Applying for planning permission can be a daunting experience, but it needn’t be that way if some thought is put into potential pitfalls that can be avoided,” says Michael Holmes, spokesperson for The Southern Homebuilding & Renovating Show which will be at Surrey’s Sandown Park on Saturday and Sunday, June 29 and 30.
Alan Dee’s movie preview: The Hangover Part 3, Epic
It’s not uncommon for those who have supped not wisely but too well to wake up the morning after and make heartfelt vows about their future behaviour.
Community
Bucks Herald adverts from 1954 video
A selection of adverts published in The Bucks Herald from 1954, when 14” black and white TVs were all the rage.
Picture slideshow: Folded linen exhibition video
Bucks Herald snapper Derek Pelling’s photos of the beautiful folded linen being displayed at Waddesdon Manor
Evolving school makes the grade
A primary school headteacher has said the secret behind its rapid success is constant evolution.
Remember the date: Halton House provides backdrop to new hospice event
A new charity event this summer will allow fundraisers the rare chance to stroll through the grounds of one of the area’s most striking landmarks.
Howzat for a way to raise vital funds
Fancy your chances batting or bowling against Test cricketers?
Photo slideshow: Market Square antiques fair video
Photos from the antiques fair held in Market Square, Aylesbury, on Tuesday, which was attended by celebrity expert John Bly.
- Blaze causes traffic standstill in Aylesbury
- What a relief! Plans to build four runway international airport in Haddenham in 2030 officially scrapped
- Woman spared jail after admitting attacking another woman on night out in Aylesbury
- Updated: Police seek key witness after motorcyclist seriously injured in car crash near Long Crendon
- Springhill runaway goes on crime spree
- Awards scheme is launched by FSB in county
- Firefighters’ horseplay in town’s canal
- What a relief! Plans to build four runway international airport in Haddenham in 2030 officially scrapped
- ‘We will definitely get some councillors elected’: UKIP confident ahead of county council elections as full list of candidates published
- Update: Missing man found
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Sunday 26 May 2013
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