A school in Amersham wants to install solar panels.
Heatherton House School in Copperkins Lane has applied for a certificate of lawfulness for its proposals.
Heatherton, which has a co-educational nursery, wants to fix 24 panels to its roof, according to Berkhamsted Schools Group, which made the application.
Plans state that the electricity generated by the renewable technology would save 1.7 tonnes of CO2 a year and be equivalent to planting 78 trees.
Arriva to close bus depots in Aylesbury and High Wycombe
Arriva has confirmed it will close its bus depots in Aylesbury and High Wycombe next month.
Chesham’s Red Lion pub granted licence to play music until early morning
Chesham’s Red Lion pub has been granted a licence to play recorded music until the early morning by Buckinghamshire Council.
Potential ‘prehistoric’ remains under Primark in High Wycombe, say archaeologists
Primark High Wycombe may sit above a site of potential ‘prehistoric’ remains, archaeologists have said.
Hospital cladding removal signed off
The removal of cladding from the tower block at Wycombe Hospital has been approved by Buckinghamshire Council.
Appeal to find prison absconder
Police are appealing for help in tracing a man who absconded from HMP Springhill yesterday.
Finalists confirmed for 2024 Angels Den
10 Buckinghamshire charities have been given the opportunity to pitch to five angels including Mike Clare, founder of The Clare Foundation, and Peter Jones, entrepreneur and star of TV’s Dragons Den, for a share of £100,000
Man found guilty of plotting killing of wife in 1981
A man has been found guilty of plotting to murder his then-wife to start a new life with his lover more than 40 years ago in Bedfordshire.
Failings in monitoring sex offender suspected of killing 19-year-old Leah Croucher
A coroner has concluded a teenager was unlawfully killed by a convicted sex offender, after going missing on her way to work in Milton Keynes.
