I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues
The Local Enterprise Partnership have found that the Bucks economy could even have a head start on the rest of the country.
It's said to be because of Bucks being less reliant on the hardest hit sectors of business than the national average.
Although this is a good sign, the LEP's figures show that high levels of debt are most likely to be the biggest barrier to growth, innovation and job creation in the county.
Waddesdon Hairdressers Take on Charity Skydive in Memory of Aylesbury Schoolgirl
Three members of the team at Waddesdon’s Affinity Hair Design are preparing to take a leap of faith this weekend as they tackle a charity skydive in memory Amelia Aplin.
Angels Den 2026: a ceremony summary
Last night the Clare Foundation's Angels shared £120,000 among 14 Bucks charities, with a brand new audience fund also given to one lucky charity.
Two men jailed in separate cases in latest Aylesbury drug offence sentencings
A 39 year old from Aylesbury and a 19 year old from Nottingham were both given more than 5 years in prison.
Revised plans for unmanned Cricket Box in High Wycombe submitted to Bucks Council
It comes after an earlier version of the scheme was bowled out in July.
Bucks Council leader explains importance of recently launched budget consultation
The Your Bucks, Your Say consultation invites us to share our views on budget priorities.
Co-founder of famous music club friars to shave his head for charity
David Stopps will be chopping it all off on Sunday to raise money for Red Balloon Aylesbury.
University of Buckingham encouraging everyone in the county to consider apprenticeships
They told us it’s not just young people with opportunities for further education.
Bucks MPs raise local issues in Parliament
Topics included inequality in the county and the MOD Bicester asylum centre.
