This Aint A Love Song
Buckinghamshire Business First are inviting locals to the 'Be Your Own Boss' free online programme.
It comes after the news that more businesses start in Buckinghamshire than almost anywhere else.
Buckingham and Villages Community Board are supporting this new initiative which aims to help anyone thinking of starting their own business to develop their skills and make the contacts they need.
Find out more at
https://bbf.uk.com/BYOB
Aylesbury Residents worried by dangerous parking
A number of residents are becoming increasingly concerned by what they describe as “dangerous and unsustainable” nuisance parking across the town.
Delays on Aylesbury's Tring Road
It's due to an accident involving a car and a lorry at the Tesco Roundabout (11/7). There are lane closures in place on the approach to the High Street, with delays likely to continue while emergency services deal with the incident.
Free WW2 Themed Workshop for Schools
The Chiltern Open Air Museum is offering the chance for 5 schools to be able to have a free trip and workshop at the museum.
Buckinghamshire Council launches innovative digital mental health support tool for adults
Starting this month, adults in Buckinghamshire will have round-the-clock, free access to mental health resources through a new online platform, Qwell.
Chilterns Neuro Centre Marks 40 Years with Summer Appeal
Celebrating 40 years of care and community support, the Chilterns Neuro Centre launches £10,000 fundraising drive.
Callum Anderson MP marks one year in office
Callum Anderson MP has marked the one-year anniversary of his election by publishing his first Annual Report, titled “Getting on with the Job.” The report reflects on a year of dedicated service, community engagement, and tangible progress across the Buckingham and Bletchley constituency
Antisocial Behaviour Awareness Week – 30 June to 6 July
A joint team effort from Bucks Council Licencing, TVP Police Cadets and Marlow NHPT, saw test purchasing of alcohol carried out in a number of shops, with 50% failure rate.
Serious injury collision – Haddenham
A motorcyclist, a 17-year-old boy, sustained serious head injuries and has been taken to hospital, where he remains in a serious condition.
