Call Me Maybe
Amersham Museum are hosting guided walks with costumed guides will tell you about the Lollard martyrs.
You can find out about Amersham in Tudor times, like food and drink, work and housing, fairs and markets, sickness and cures, clothing, and ghosts and religious beliefs.
It's happening on Saturday 30th April, 2:30 pm - 4:45 pm
They advise that you pre book.
More details can be found here: https://amershammuseum.org/event/tudor-walks-in-amersham-7/
One Step Closer to a Complete Bierton Bypass
Buckinghamshire Council's Cabinet met today (11/3/25) and voted to proceed with their preferred bidder for the Woodlands development.
Bierton 'Not-So' Calming Measures
Since work began in August 2024, the project has been plagued with issues.
Join PACE for a Superhero Mile
On 10th May 2025, Pace is hosting The BIG Walk to raise funds and awareness for their vital work.
Buckinghamshire Council Elections
Local politics will see 50 less Councillors from May, with a number of ward changes, after local elections.
UPDATE: Firearms Incident on Bicester Road, Aylesbury
Thames Valley Police have confirmed two boys were arrested after an attempted robbery that left the victim requiring hospital treatment.
'Pie-Fect' Victory for Local Pie Shop
Winslow-based pie-expert, The Bell Hotel & Pie Shop has triumphed at this year’s British Pie Awards, taking home the prize for best Vegetarian Pie with The Bell’s Red Lentil, Chickpea and Spinach Curry Pie.
Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue no longer in special measures
The fire service inspectorate has announced the service has been removed from enhanced monitoring following improvements to the service (7/3).
Aylesbury MP worried about homelessness in Bucks
Laura Kyrke-Smith says she's concerned about Buckinghamshire Council's decision to close its housing register, but praised the work of local charities.
