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Aylesbury Vale Academy plan redrawn amid parking fears

ACADEMY: Plans to move Aylesbury Vale Academy to a new site on the Berryfields estate have been redrawn following anger over a lack of parking spaces.

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Greggs plan a welcome addition to Aylesbury High Street

A TOWN centre bakery has been given the green light for outdoor seating.

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Head gardener Paul Farnell shows where the new 60-acre woodland will be created

No fun, but it wood make sense to try another day

A TREE planting fun day at Waddesdon Manor has been cancelled because of the ongoing freezing temperatures.

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Paid for garden waste service set for launch

HOUSEHOLDERS are being encouraged to sign up for a new optional garden waste service.

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Warning: ‘this is your last chance, stop HS2 or end up in court’

A FINAL call has been issued to ministers warning that they can expect legal action if they remain on-board with the HS2 plans.

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Cricket club is flooded after pipe bursts

flooding: The Witchell Pavilion at Wendover Cricket Club has suffered thousands of pounds worth of damage after it flooded at the weekend.

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More cautions than court for violence

‘Aziz told me to lie over clothes’ teen tells court

A TAXI driver charged with murdering his wife forced a teenager to lie to save him from jail, a court has heard.

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Aylesbury murder trial latest: ‘Family row night before killing’

A TAXI driver accused of killing his wife at their Aylesbury home rowed with members of her family the night before her murder, jurors have heard.

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Aylesbury murder trial latest: Police criticised over ‘unfair’ interviews with ‘loving’ husband

A TAXI driver accused of killing his wife told police he loved her ‘very much’ when spoken to immediately after her death, a court has heard.

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Aylesbury murder trial latest: ‘Blood found on husband’s shoes’

THREE tiny bloodstains matching tragic Aylesbury mother Zarina Bibi were found on a pair of shoes belonging to her husband, a court has heard.

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‘People are not alone. The fight goes on’

THE region’s Tories are not going to give up in the fight against HS2, says the chairman of the Buckingham Conservative Association, writes Hannah Richardson.

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Business rss

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Direct sellers and tradespeople targeted in anti tax cheat campaign

PEOPLE who don’t pay their dues are being hunted down by the taxman.

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VIDEO: Hydrogen-powered vehicle launched video

A GROUND-BREAKING project to tackle carbon emissions with a new hydrogen-powered car has been unveiled.

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If you have to use the roads, go safely...

Motoring charity the IAM has today issued advice on driving in snow and ice, as freezing conditions spread across the country.

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HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is warning taxpayers in the South East not to fall victim to phishing emails sent out by fraudsters in the run-up to the self-assessment deadline of January 31

Fraudsters are going phishing

BE ON alert for con artists who have gone phishing for your money.

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Aylesbury firm pitches for multi-million pound ‘criminal Sat Nav’ contract

A FIRM pitching for a slice of a multi-million pound government contract has been backed by a Vale MP.

Health rss

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Aylesbury surgery moves 100 metres down the road at a cost of £200,000

NHS bosses are spending £200,000 to move a GP surgery 100 metres – as a temporary measure.

Lose weight and raise cash for hospital’s great cause

LOSE those festive pounds and help cure bowel cancer.

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Regional News rss

Home sellers 'forced to discount'

Homeowners have been forced to cut asking prices by an average £20,000 in an effort to sell their homes, and sellers in Chesterfield have been hit, a property website has said.

'One in seven' shops empty in 2011

One in seven shops on the UK's high streets stood empty in 2011 with Nottingham cited as having one of the worst vacancy rates, and further closures are expected this year as more people shop online and in out-of-town centres.

Chefs cook up a treat with recipes

Recipes handed down through generations have been included in a new cookbook which is being sold to benefit two charities, including one which has a centre in Nottingham.

Siege officer 'had bullet in mouth'

A Lincolnshire Police officer, who was involved in a 12-hour armed stand-off, only realised he had been shot when doctors found a bullet in his mouth.

New take on 'Listen With' programme

An online literary project is being set up in Nottingham to get children interested in reading from a young age.

National News rss

Mills will give evidence to Leveson

Heather Mills is to give evidence at the Leveson Inquiry into press standards, it has emerged.

Race abuse fan gets three year ban

A Manchester United fan who hurled racist abuse at a black player was today fined £200 and banned from football matches for three years.

Pandas a hit with YouTube viewers

They have a reputation for sleeping and eating but the UK's only giant pandas have now been showing off their climbing skills after keepers gave them new toys to play with.

Tory MPs demand Livingstone apology

Conservative MPs have demanded an apology from Labour's candidate for London mayor, Ken Livingstone, after an interview in which he said their party was "riddled" with homosexuals and claimed Baroness Thatcher was "clinically insane" while prime minister.

Coogan settles NotW hacking claim

Steve Coogan and Paul Gascoigne headed a list of phone-hacking damages claims which have been settled close to trial.

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