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• High Wycombe payphones to be relocated in town centre

  Four payphones in High Wycombe will be relocated to other locations in the town centre after Buckinghamshire Council approved the plans.

• MP visits Aylesbury UTC

  Aylesbury’s new MP was impressed by the “enthusiasm, skills and knowledge" of students on a visit to the town's UTC this week.

• 30 Bucks hospital jobs to be privatised.

  The jobs of around 30 NHS staff across Wycombe Hospital and Stoke Mandeville Hospital are set to be privatised under a plan that health chiefs claim will cut costs and improve services for patients.

• Issue of drink spiking raised during Aylesbury pop-up

  Thames Valley Police held a Pop-Up Community Engagement Chat in Aylesbury Town Centre this week as part of a national force priority Operation Lester.

• Shape Buckinghamshire's updated taxi licensing policy

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