Bucks' tourist board promises a diverse and dynamic season for all the family
Tourism bosses in Buckinghamshire have said they're "delighted" to announce their summer programme of events and festivals.
With the last lifting of Covid-19 restrictions on May 17, more of us can meet inside and outdoors - and popular venues have begin to open again.
Visit Buckinghamshire and The Chilterns says it's been a "difficult year for many" - and hopes its summer programme will help local businesses as much as it helps people have a good day out.
But we have been asked to stick to any coronavirus-related guidance that may be present at venues and events.
Lucy Dowson, tourism development manager at Visit Bucks, added: "We do ask that people follow the recommended guidelines, book in advance and respect the local communities.
"Our businesses are working really hard to deliver Covid-safe events, and your co-operation is essential.”
The Aylesbury Arm has been closed to navigation since mid-June due to low water levels, and now a Canal & River Trust spokesperson has confirmed to Bucks Radio, “Water is now being restored to this pound after an issue caused by interference with lock apparatus."
Buckinghamshire residents, businesses and interested groups are being asked for their views on the council's approach to future development in the county, in light of a significant increase in the number of new homes central government says must be built here.
Last Wednesday, at the Elgiva Theatre in Chesham, ten charitable organisations received a share of £120,000 in cash grants to help further support their vital work and community services.
Following today's announcement (9/9) that they will close 3 day centres, Buckinghamshire Council have announced a new and improved model for how it provides day care and overnight respite services for adults with disabilities and complex needs.