Published in broadsheet format, this edition cost just 22 pence, and alongside the accompanying Bucks Herald Plus supplement, came to a total of 48 pages.
Scroll through our gallery to see what stories we featured in this edition, published 35 years ago, when the birth of reporter Neil Shefferd even got a mention!
1. Bucks Herald front page
The front page of the Bucks Herald from October 31, 1991 featured the story of a daylight raid on a building society in Market Square in which the gunman walked away with more than £2,000. We also reported about two Aylesbury children who were flying to Disneyworld in Florida courtesy of the charity Dreamflight, which takes seriously ill children on holiday. Photo: Neil Shefferd
2. Bucks Herald page two
A class of ten-year-olds at Haydon Abbey Combined School got a taste of life in Victorian times as part of the new national curriculum history programme. The article reports how as a treat pupils were given homemade butter and griddle scones with lemonade during afternoon break. Photo: Neil Shefferd
3. Bucks Herald page six
This photo was part of an appeal for someone to walk Percy the Poodle, due to the dog’s owner Iris Twitchett being housebound. Mrs Twitchett said Percy was ‘a very good boy’ and that most people in her home town of Princes Risborough knew him. Photo: Neil Shefferd
4. Bucks Herald page 11
Aylesbury political candidates Roger Priest (Labour), David Lidington (Conservative) and Sharon Bowles (Liberal Democrat) faced questions from pupils at Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School. The article reports that sixth form pupils ‘did not give them an easy ride’, with questions ranging from education, health and unemployment to the church. Sir David went on to serve as MP for Aylesbury from 1992 until 2019. Photo: Neil Shefferd