Councillors in South Oxfordshire are calling on the government to pause the Oxford to Cambridge Arc project, following concerns about the damage
Judge rules security cameras invade privacy of a neighbour
A judge has ruled that security cameras and a Ring doorbell installed at a house in Thame invaded the privacy of a neighbour. A number of disputes
People eligible for Covid booster, can use walk-in clinic at the Guttman Centre
People eligible for their Covid booster, six months after their second jab, will be able to attend a walk-in clinic at the Guttman Centre in Stoke
HS2 protesters continue to be evicted
There have been no further arrests or evictions at the HS2 protest camp in Wendover since Monday, when four protesters were forcibly evicted and
Walk-to-School and eave the car at home
October is International Walk-to-School Month and Buckinghamshire Council are encouraging families to leave the car at home for the daily school
Two Wycombe men sentenced for drugs offences
Two men have been sentenced for drugs offences in High Wycombe. 39 year old Khalid Mahmood pleaded guilty to two counts of being concerned in the
Buckinghamshire Council focus on tyre safety
Throughout October, Buckinghamshire Council are focussing on the importance of tyre safety. Figures nationally reveal that 1,000 drivers are killed or
Cyclist hurt in collision with van outside Aylesbury Secondary School
A cyclist suffered injuries needing hospital treatment yesterday after he was involved in a collision with a van outside Aylesbury Vale Academy
20 MPH Limits coming to Oxfordshire communities
Communities in Oxfordshire could soon find it easier to make streets safer by reducing speed limits from 30 to 20 miles an hour. Oxfordshire County
