Closer Than Close
Police in Aylesbury are warning residents of bogus cold callers trying to sell products on your doorstep.
An elderly man paid £400 to "Nottingham Knocker" recently for some cleaning items (pictured) that weren't worth the money - luckily he got his money back.
Police are advising people not to answer the door if you don't know the person, and are offering 'NO COLD CALLERS' stickers if you need one.
Remember, any door to door sellers should have a genuine pedlar's certificate.
Wendover War Memorial Update.
Good News as it looks like Wendover War Memorial will be fixed in time for Remembrance Day.
Poppy Appeal Launched for 2025
The Royal British Legion (RBL) launched its annual Poppy Appeal for 2025 on Thursday, October 23rd, with the goal of raising over £50 million to support the armed forces community.
Possible development of land in Broughton of 60 homes.
Kingsbrook Parish Council has received notification from Hallam Land that a public consultation is being held until 10th November for the possible development of land in Broughton of 60 homes.
Man and woman charged with murder
Following an investigation by Thames Valley Police’s Major Crime Unit, a man and a woman have today (23/10) been charged in connection with a murder investigation in Buckinghamshire.
Wycombe Hospital Stroke Unit Hosts Garden Wellbeing Day for Patients
Wycombe Hospital’s Stroke Unit recently came alive with laughter, creativity, and music as members of the Therapy Team organised a special event designed to promote patient wellbeing and rehabilitation through engaging activities.
Man fined after being caught twice dumping waste in Buckinghamshire
A man who carried out two separate incidents of fly-tipping in Buckinghamshire has been fined for his crimes after appearing in court.
Young Swimmer’s Holiday Bravery Recognised
A nine-year-old boy from Buckinghamshire has been praised for his bravery after staying calm during a frightening incident while on holiday in Turkey.
Half term roadworks around Aylesbury
Drivers heading into and out of Aylesbury are being urged to plan ahead this October half-term, with major roadworks expected to cause disruption across the town.
