Movin' Too Fast
Andrew Custos, aged 30, of Wroxham, Bracknell, was charged with one count each of attempted rape and assaulting an emergency worker on Friday (11/3).
The charges relate to an incident on Limmer Lane and Booker Common, between 2.05am and 2.40am on 26th February this year.
Custos was remanded in custody at Oxford Magistrates’ Court on Saturday (12/3).
He is due to appear at Reading Crown Court on 11 April.
A Scrumdiddlyumptious Eye-Popping Mural Unveiled at Great Missenden Station
A large-scale mural has been unveiled at Great Missenden station, the result of a collaborative project between The Roald Dahl Museum, sixth form students from The Misbourne school, and renowned mural artist Sólveig Magnúsdóttir.
A Home for Straw Hat Plaiting at Amersham Museum
The museum hopes to bring back the art to the area.
Patients urged to book Covid-19 vaccination
Bookings are now open for the spring Covid-19 vaccination.
RAF Sergeant awarded British Empire Medal
RAF High Wycombe shared the news on social media of Sergeant Ivory's honor.
What our Local Labour MP's say about yesterdays (26/03/25) Spring Statement.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered the UK’s highly anticipated Spring Statement, unveiling a £14 billion package aimed at addressing the nation's economic challenges.
Aylesbury MP calls on Red Eagle Buses to review timetable for new 500 service
This follows Arriva's decision to end the X5 route between Aylesbury and Hemel Hempstead.
WheelPower Joins Call for Government to Rethink Changes to Disability Benefits
WheelPower, the national charity for wheelchair sport, based at Stoke Mandeville Stadium, the birthplace of the Paralympic Movement, has joined other organizations in signing an open letter urging the Government to reconsider proposed changes to health, disability benefits, and employment support.
Aylesbury Foodbank appeal for carrier bags
The foodbank is in desperate need for carrier bag donations.
